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NoahZuniga
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About NoahZuniga
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Comment #49106316
No, the main issue is that it's hard to communicate pricing where token price increases as token count increases, and they figure they can approximate the parabola well enough with…
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Comment #49021397
> I have seen several cases where Pangram had some false negatives Yep, Pangram says they think false positives are way worse than false negatives, so if their AI isn't sure enough…
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Comment #48901522
> We make enough to not qualify for need based aid Are you sure? If you're household income is [1]: https://college.harvard.edu/financial-aid/net-price-calculat...
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Comment #48702774
> Hohman examined eight major projects—"those that offered $100 million in payments and received significant media attention"—totaling $2.7 billion in promised incentives > All tol…
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Comment #48678024
for me its all in english.
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Comment #48613637
probably enforceable via patents.
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Comment #48596717
Usually days. I've had one take ~5 working days and another one ~3.
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Comment #48591362
Yes you need a card (ov-chipkaart or ov-pas) but you don't need to be a local to get one. You just order one online for 7.5/5 euros. You do need an address for it to be delivered t…
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Comment #48515768
I didn't say if LLMs are allowed do that, I said that humans are allowed to do that.
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Comment #48514851
Yes! Creating personal copies of copyrighted works are allowed. (Also, libraries really don't mind if you take pictures of the content of works they have.)
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Comment #48509301
I really like https://dynomight.net/
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Comment #48487853
The market can stay irrational longer than you can stay solvent.
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Comment #48473683
Well they're not fully charging you. You get opus 4.8 pricing when it falls back to opus 4.8. Also you can disable it (and it seems like it's off by default in the api)
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Comment #48391426
that wasn't a show HN? > There was a thread yesterday said thread was: CT scans of BYD car parts ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48375824 )
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Comment #48381866
> The only way to allow this behavior is to have the two web pages in the different origins cooperate with each other using the Window.postMessage() API Small nitpick, but it's als…
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Comment #48339013
well I agree, my point is that ie 2007-2021 is better than 2009-2021, and with my example I meant to illustrate that the best performers will perform less well and the poor perform…
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Comment #48335988
Judging a pension fund by how it performs in a bull market seems wrong. Like their main job is to limit your downside from market crashes (if they're not doing that then they offer…
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Comment #48331864
* only on sites that implement a new api
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Comment #48282256
The entire premise of this article is wrong! > Signal ships safety numbers because the platform might one day be compelled or compromised, and the architecture is meant to let you …
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Comment #48282011
No I checked this. They aren't.
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Comment #48279917
Logius is actually not a company but a part of the dutch (national) goverment.
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Comment #48185622
Even with CAA records, any CA can still create a cert for any website. So if you're worried about an untrustworthy CA, then this won't help you. It could make it less likely for a …
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Comment #48125750
pornhub doesn't even accept payment via credit card. A while back they were kicked off due to there being too much CSAM.
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Comment #47968102
Even better! Moving to firefox fixes this. Chrome for some reason (still!) gives extensions static ids. Firefox has the id change per firefox instance.
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Comment #47868797
The real reason is that fingerprint.com's selling point is tracking over longer periods (months, their website claims), and this doesn't help them with that.