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Comment #45630561
How would replacing a buzzing sound problem with a synthetic buzzing solve the problem of... not hearing any buzzing? It's like trying to put out fire by lighting more fire, what a…
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Comment #44270362
Prompt: Generate a typical Hacker News front page posts list.
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I asked ChatGPT to generate a typical HN front page, it feels oddly accurate
1. Show HN: TerminalGPT – ChatGPT in your terminal with voice input (github.com/terminalgpt) 152 points by devthrasher 3 hours ago | 54 comments 2. We Rebuilt Our Monolith into a M…
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Comment #41526767
Can you suggest an alternative please?
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Ask HN: What is the hardest kind of software to build and maintain?
I'm hoping to get some objective insight and arguments, not personal preferences.
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Comment #40181965
Their message template feature also has multiple limitations, for instance you aren't allowed to put variables in the footer section, but you are allowed to do so in the header sec…
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Comment #40181651
Also the current limitations don't solve spam, I get spammed on WhatsApp often, it just limits it on the expense of non-offending businesses that want to offer quality service to t…
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Comment #40181618
They could easily implement a reputation system, with checks and balances, and a strict approval process. Or implement a progressive system that allows you more freedoms as you bui…
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Ask HN: Why is WhatsApp API so bad?
- Limited APIs (You can't read previous messages, you have to rely on the Webhook and pray you don't miss anything, you can't even use the same number on a smartphone as a backup o…
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Comment #39973746
George Hotz is attempting to solve this: https://github.com/tinygrad/tinygrad
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Comment #39490408
Thanks, what aspects of the process are affected by this definition, besides pricing (potentially).
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Comment #39461548
Part of it, yes.
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Ask HN: Selling B2B SaaS Software to SMEs
If anyone can share tips, lessons or pitfalls to avoid in building the sales team and the sales process, especially if the software is heavy and is not a simple signup and pay or a…
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Ask HN: Would humanity benefit from designing a new computing platform
What if we took all the lessons learned from the past 50 years and rebuilt a brand new computing platform, hardware and software, from scratch, removing all the extra layers of com…
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Comment #38417864
I see many people in this thread saying that this is a good way to hide insights from ids/numbers, I don't understand, aren't the generated values easily decoded? couldn't I just d…
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Comment #38090855
I'd like to also point that many content creators end up adding an artificial progress bar to the video itself...
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Ask HN: What happened to video progress bars?
It seems all notable platforms are deliberately getting rid of this crucial UI, it has become frustrating, especially if you wanted to skip parts of the video or rewind to a specif…
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Comment #36069512
Isn't one of the main selling points of Deno is the new package management system, wouldn't supporting NPM effectively nullify the benefits? Will there be a strategy to avoid NPM u…
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Comment #36029741
What do you mean? I couldn't find what you're describing in the app.
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Comment #34959452
How did you learn to tolerate this long cycle of engineering, compared to say building a service that can rebuild in a second?
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Ask HN: What does a large application's daily development workflow look like?
Example: Chromium takes hours to compile, how do engineers iterate and test their code in a reasonable amount of time? Other examples: Photoshop, Firefox, Microsoft Word, Safari, e…
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Comment #34297990
From ChatGPT: "IC" is short for "individual contributor." This is a term used to describe someone who is responsible for their own work within an organization, rather than managing…
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Ask HN: How do AI models protect against SEO/Sales optimized internet content?
If models are trained on internet content (Ex: ChatGPT), then surely there is some bias in their output, as the internet is infested with content who's sole purpose is to make you …