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Strongbad536
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Comment #46885788
pretty sure that was because they brought in a new CEO that the market didn't like
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Comment #46692530
i've low-key been running claude in dangerously skip permissions mode for at least like 4 months now and have yet to be bitten by a truly destructive action. YMMV but i think as lo…
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Comment #46651032
ITT People arguing about how cloudflare is gonna unfairly favor their own platform and lock people in by making easier to deploy astro sites as if you can't already do it just by c…
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Comment #46522905
he's probably on the max plan ;)
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Comment #46468761
I'm all for being more healthy but at the same time I think a lot of people are failing to talk about the fact that this current generation (younger than millennials let's say) see…
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Comment #45948507
Probably not a popular opinion here but i'm honestly impressed that someone made this work?
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Comment #43582842
they did distribution well.
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Comment #43282938
Guess I’ll get a Supra instead if my paper money ever pans out
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Comment #42713296
you run compute workloads on there?
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Comment #42712853
Idk if they're open source, but netlify was the company that I thought sort of made this feature free and easy to use. Github pages is also a free alternative.
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Comment #42704327
Hey everyone, I'd been frustrated trying to find an up to date feed of PG's work, so I had sonnet help me build a new one. Right now it's manually compiled & updated but I'll be ad…
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Comment #41491397
I've put a title/author list on a github page here, sorted by title alphabetically https://github.com/BrianVia/hacker-news-favorite-books
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Comment #41206313
Gemini flash actually did far better at OCRing an image than Claude and openAI I’ve found, and the price is very attractive. Going to hack on getting it integrated into a side proj…
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Comment #41129458
https://www.nytimes.com/2024/04/20/world/asia/chinese-swimme... Worth noting that the WR was from a Chinese swimmer and there's a current controversy around whether or not a large …
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Comment #40806357
WORD STAR!!!
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Comment #40759649
Tin foil hat theory - they were waiting for training data from their deal with Apple to train GPT-5.
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Comment #40534843
Good, I don't go to a restaurant to sit on my phone, I go to converse with my party. Don't make me stare at the little death screen any more than I have to. Anyway back to my 10 ho…
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Comment #36241145
Do current smart phones support this? I can't imagine Apple being too keen on allowing this sort of thing. No idea about Android
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Comment #36173006
oh to be a microwave on that email chain
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Comment #35924277
O_o....I did not know that, I'll have to try it out. Thanks for the tip!
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Comment #35922687
I haven't used it yet but we utilize instacart in our household, I'll be very eager to see if I can feed it a few URLs for recipes i'd like to cook in the week, intelligently colle…
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Comment #35222204
- Techmeme Ride Home ( https://www.ridehome.info/show/techmeme-ride-home/ ) - Brad and Will Made a Tech Pod ( https://techpod.content.town/ ) - Pivot ( https://podcasts.voxmedia.co…
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Comment #34495164
I've got a music library with timestamps for created dates being >12 years ago (2011) but some of the files likely date back to ~2002 or 2003 when I was pirating stuff with Napster…
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Comment #34494932
We switched from Geico recently to a new insurance carrier as well because of how expensive our new rate was going to be. Likely time to go check on a comparison site for a better …