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by zahrevsky 3mo ago
I've stopped closing tabs at some point and use them as a history. Of course, I'm using the kind of browser that keeps your tabs as a horizontal list to the left, not as a ribbon at the top. New tabs appear at the top of the list
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by zahrevsky 3mo ago
Oh, you're right.
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by zahrevsky 3mo ago
I thought hotkeys were hard to do right in a web app too? Yet the article completely misses that.
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by zahrevsky 3mo ago
> read the website beginning to end before starting Huh. The “Start here” page says exactly the opposite. It's literally the first two sentences on the page: > You don’t need to read everything on this website to make sense of Di
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by zahrevsky 3mo ago
hugged?
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by zahrevsky 3mo ago
> It is becoming increasingly difficult to determine if message are AI-generated or if a human actually took the time to write them and care. Could you share some examples? Based on my experience (and other replies here) it's exactl
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by zahrevsky 3mo ago
The craziest part is that this tailored approach is now a red flag, because HR just assumes your covering letter is LLM-generated. “Damn kids, they're all alike” vibes.
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by zahrevsky 3mo ago
Yeah, the title is really misleading. I thought the same at first, and then I also thought that this will be a review of the actual “Hey” email client.
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by zahrevsky 3mo ago
Someone should collect all the cases when header capitalization on HN affected meaning
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by zahrevsky 3mo ago
Previous design of editing mode was better :-( Current design shows them as a list, which requires you to scroll a lot to go through all the items.
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by zahrevsky 3mo ago
> why not do RL and make a penalty for bad design? But this is clearly explained in the article. We can tell whether the design was good or bad only weeks or even months later, which is too long to wait for artificial trajectories. Tests
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Dot.dead: A Graveyard of Discontinued Projects(menyadanyazovut.github.io)
1 points by zahrevsky 3mo ago|0 comments
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by zahrevsky 4mo ago
Usually the longest answer is the correct one. Also sometimes two options are the opposites of each others. In this case, one of them is correct. I feel like you can get close to 70/100 with this heuristics, without actually knowing an
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by zahrevsky 5mo ago
yeah it was down for a few minutes, but now it's fine
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Dear Steve Lemay(ilyabirman.net)
8 points by zahrevsky 5mo ago|2 comments
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by zahrevsky 7mo ago
In Idiocracy, they didn't ask if they're in Idiocracy or not, so no.
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by zahrevsky 7mo ago
Off topic, but it reminds me of another principle: every geographic heatmap is just a population map. https://xkcd.com/1138/
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Launch: A terminal process manager to run your multiple-service project(github.com)
3 points by zahrevsky 7mo ago|0 comments
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by zahrevsky 7mo ago
They even directly conclude at the end of the article that improvements in algorithm are more important than the choice of language: > Algorithmic complexity improvements dominate language-level optimisations. Going from O(N²) to O(N) in
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Dyson spheres on H-R diagram(arxiv.org)
4 points by zahrevsky 8mo ago|0 comments
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WC3UI: Warcraft III web-components library(wc3ui.banteg.xyz)
2 points by zahrevsky 8mo ago|1 comments
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by zahrevsky 8mo ago
It's so common, I wonder how no one made an extension that filters this AI slop
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by zahrevsky 8mo ago
The system could be set up to automatically refund, if your PR wasn't checked for over $AVERAGE_TIME_TO_FIRST_REVIEW$ days. The variable is specific to the project, and even can be recalculated regularly and be parameterized with PR si
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by zahrevsky 9mo ago
I love how the landing page is straight to the point and has zero marketing BS. It achieves the opposite of AI-written text, while still being polished.
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by zahrevsky 9mo ago
Too bad it doesn't show some scoreboard or stats of other players.
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by zahrevsky 9mo ago
I've recently switched to by-color layout. Each screen has all the apps of the same color. Fun fact: there's A LOT of blue apps, and almost none are purple.
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Ask HN: How do you organize apps on home screen?
1 points by zahrevsky 9mo ago|3 comments
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by zahrevsky 9mo ago
> The contribution of this work lies in its move from critique to measurement. It proposes concrete methods: recursive summarization chains, metaphor stress-tests, resonance surveys, and noise-infused retrieval experiments. These allow r
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by zahrevsky 9mo ago
Correct link: https://blog.plover.com/math/combinator-s.html
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by zahrevsky 9mo ago
Too bad it doesn't display the keyboard on mobile :-(

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