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aurbano
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About aurbano
Website: https://aurbano.eu
Github: https://github.com/aurbano
LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/in/aurbano
Telegram: https://t.me/aurbano
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Comment #46709511
Not much to add, but as a very happy uPlot user here - just wanted to say thank you for such an amazing library!!
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Comment #45567729
This is awesome! Would it be possible to ditch Twilio and build it as a peer-to-peer system though? Or does that always require a coordination server?
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Comment #43162145
My point was that instead of blaming ML - or optimisation tools really - for gaming objective functions and coming up with non-solutions that do maximise reward, AI could instead b…
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Comment #43161071
Is AI the danger, or is our inability to simplify a problem down to an objective function the problem? If anything, AI could help by "understanding" the real objective, so we don't…
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Comment #42623547
2kW is literally the output of my patio heater haha
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Comment #42114784
This is awesome! It makes reading the articles a lot more engaging as I can directly see comments without the back and forth :) I might start reading the actual submissions more of…
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Comment #42069330
That's a great observation actually! They should've made the design do that automatically based on story ranking
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Ask HN: Are there any promising proper AI Smart Home startups?
I mean a startup doing something breakthrough, that blows Home Assistant out of the water. I'm thinking a system that figures out how to talk to devices using a mixture of hardcode…
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Comment #38260235
I see a lot of comments wondering how AI could be useful as a software engineer so I'll give my take on it: I envision it being able to fully replace a junior engineer, and in some…
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Comment #37941174
Best thing you could do, spend some time learning how it works properly (query keys, invalidations... ) and how you'd set up things like pagination. If at any point anyone goes lik…
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Comment #37736180
Assuming you have a table where the identifiers are stored you'd have the internal one (UUIDv7) and the encrypted version from it (external id). You could rotate encryption keys wh…
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Comment #36225076
We recently migrated to Poetry [1] for dependency management and so far it's been a breath of fresh air - it feels like what Python deps should've always been! You can even have de…
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Comment #35831030
This is something I've been thinking for a while for my long term future! A dream of mine would be to setup a hostel of sorts, with an area for camping, a cafe, maybe food trucks i…
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Comment #35140218
Sorry the position is now filled!
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Comment #35062661
Well, I think there's value to both points - how much of the maps code would you need to be able to get something working, and how much work would it take to implement all the cust…
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Comment #35015247
Ah yes apologies - edited the link, let me know if it works now! Thanks
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Comment #35008382
I think they mean something like: [Client]->[Cloudfront]->[Load balancer]->[ECS service in a VPC]->[RDS/other internal systems] * Replace the above with any other cloud provider, o…
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Comment #34909022
We should foster a world full of people who use their brains to interpret rules. If we're going to blindly do something because "it's the exact rule written here" then we might as …
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Comment #34411204
PHP was my first language back when I was a teenager in highschool - it all started because I wanted to get some data from users and store it (I just knew basic HTML and CSS back t…
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Comment #33953046
This has probably been said many times before - but it also seems like a new era for digital surveillance or espionage: bots could "befriend" humans, create full networks of fake p…
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Comment #32963510
For fun or looking to do something with it?
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Comment #32963508
I started installing a reversing camera in my car, but quickly realized I'll have to drill into the car to get the cables through so I've postponed it to another day when I'll star…