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bnjemian
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Comment #49155760
Using a PRNG and a seed, you can have paeudo-randomness and determinism. The pseudo-randomness is the key piece, it’s random to the extent that it cannot be distinguished from true…
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Comment #49027374
I don’t find the recent spate of blog posts and systems delegating and combining LLMs to get better performance particularly interesting. Especially given that anyone who’s taken a…
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Show HN: Regulo – an adaptive semaphore for saturation control
Built this semaphore while working on our bootstrapped community dating platform (june.dating) after a traffic spike hit our SSR rendering path. It's a priority-queue semaphore wit…
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Comment #48350946
It’s a huge problem, but I’d caution against this absolutism — there may well be structure that can be created around and between LLMs and their outputs to enable the necessary seg…
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Comment #48060269
Location: Portland, OR Remote: Remote/Hybrid/On-Site Willing to relocate: California, Washington, Canada, EU, or UK (no visa required) Languages: Python, Rust, TypeScript, JavaScri…
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Comment #47774745
Okay sure, but what happens when a high CVE is discovered that requires immediate patching – does that get around the Upload Queue? If so, it's possible one could opportunistically…
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Comment #47747525
Would like to check this out when you're ready to share.
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Comment #47711974
I just experienced this same issue with Gemini. I pasted a text message thread into Gemini (Pro, Thinking, Flash – all are affected) and it was misattributing dialogue. It said Ali…
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Comment #47694386
It's funny because the author notes a prior attempt to uncover Satoshi's identity and giving up because an implied lack of technical depth. I guess this time they were undaunted. P…
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Comment #47694207
Suspect it's a typo. 33, not 23, gives ~8.6*10^9.
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Comment #46749274
This completely ignores that: 1. Russia was the aggressor in Ukraine, 2. Putin has made clear his desire to pursue expansionist goals through military action targeting prior member…
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Comment #41876468
Need to look into how this turned out – I've sent letters to Merkley and Wyden over the years about privacy concerns relating to facial recognition and similarly invasive technolog…
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Comment #41676441
Thanks for the recommendation – took a look, but I'm not seeing an odoo app that clearly seems to fit the criteria mentioned. Was there a specific odoo app you had in mind?
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Ask HN: Business Messaging Phone and Twilio Integration
Curious if anyone in the community is well-versed in solutions for front-end business SMS UIs? Our key criteria is a desktop application that has basic contact management, leverage…
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Comment #41589399
Hah! Looks like we found the same article. Interesting other links too!
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Comment #41589363
I once read that some people who are blind from an early age, as they get older, start to click their tongue, but often those around them (parents, siblings, etc.) will discourage …
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Comment #41463852
I don't know if this is true – that pupil sizes vary meaningfully between races and folks from Africa and Aboriginal populations in Australia have smaller pupils – but it may make …
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Comment #41463793
Here's the thing you may be missing: The complete diversity of human phenotypes (including what is socially discussed as 'race') is almost entirely present on the African continent…
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Comment #40736985
Sometimes, my dishwasher stacks are poetry.
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Comment #40054268
In the documentation and Supabase CLI, edge functions on Supabase are demonstrated and scaffolded, respectively, with a Deno runtime. I don't think it's required though. And if you…
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Comment #40049324
Mark Z. Jacobson! Haven't heard that name in a few years. Don't know him personally, but here's a tangent for the interested: In the first year of my PhD, I read several of his pap…
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Comment #40049122
Been using Hono for a few months and have really enjoyed it. For me, it's been the perfect minimal HTTP/router functionality needed to structure an API that lives within a single e…
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Comment #39698168
Yes, that's somewhat true, but in practice we have subtypes. As a counterfactual to that assertion, if it were meaningfully a billion different things, then we would need a billion…
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Comment #39698103
In principle, yes, in practice, no; real-world mutations are (more often than not) non-random and their frequencies can be affected by a variety of factors. For example, the locati…