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bt3
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About bt3
http://bentumbleson.com
ben @ website above
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Comment #42969975
I immediately noticed this as well. In many cases, they weren't even LLCs, just names. Maybe my memory is hazy from that period, but I don't recall the clear call to action to requ…
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Comment #42953466
One major takeaway that matches my own investigation is that Gemini 2.0 still materially struggles with bounding boxes on digital content. Google has published[1] some great materi…
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Comment #42721544
Non-scientific answer: if this is anything like ISO27001, it's moreso a certification of processes that presumably govern the creation of all models.
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Comment #42432310
Honest question, but how do we as a society culturally align on who has the right to space in low Earth orbit? I understand there are treaties that prevent ownership of space in ge…
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Comment #40636270
I think he's insinuating that with a figurehead such as Sam Altman, that Sarah and Kevin might be more showpieces than given autonomy to operate.
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Comment #40431671
+1 to Airalo. The country specific ones are super cheap. $7 for 2GB or something like that? I once did the 30-day Global one for I think $20 for 4GB or so. Worked all over Europe +…
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Comment #40379563
Data-only global eSims are super cheap. Having done a lot of international travel lately, this is undoubtedly the best way to go. Cheaper and better coverage too.
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Comment #39422284
Hey Julien, very nifty! Can you comment on the inspiration/ similarity with the Laravel Debugbar [1]? I noticed your GH says "Laravel by Night" :) [1] https://github.com/barryvdh/l…
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Comment #39367199
Reading the comments here, largely negative pointing, I couldn't help but recently feel like IBM was really impressive with their work on Quantum System 2 [1]. I'm not knowledgable…
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Comment #35503331
Perhaps I haven't figured out the best way to query ChatGPT, but isn't the magic here that your approach implicitly already understands all the tables/ relationships that exist wit…
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Comment #35503059
I found myself wanting something like this the other day trying to query some BigQuery tables I was unfamiliar with. With that being said, from my vantage, the value of a tool like…
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Comment #35406427
Seeing "Powered by GoDaddy" in the footer seems juxtaposed to a company that supposely developed an AI chatbot (even if just forwarding requests on to ChatGPT).
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Comment #35227035
What's the cross section of users willing to configure this setup (which requires the Mac app host) that want these "restricted" applications that also do not want to jailbreak the…
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Comment #34485970
Mind speaking to the monetization component of your app? It's not readily visible from your links. I ask as I've built a similar tool that supports portfolio rebalancing and helps …
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Comment #34039926
Can you explain the thought process behind Google Ads on the site? Despite my various ad blockers (Pihole, etc), I would generally view ads on a blog as setting a tone akin to micr…
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Comment #33506347
Made me think of the game "Escape from Tarkov", which has been out for years and has a subset of a mall-setting map called "IDEA" using the same blue/yellow color pallette (1). [1]…
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Ask HN: If you're in a 100% remote role, should you turn your camera on?
Now that we're a bit further removed from the immediate onset of Covid and everyone being forced to work from home, there are many roles that are being created with the expectation…
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Comment #30091806
My first experience with Wealthfront was an IRA. After a short period ( Nonetheless (forgive the plug), I ended up building a simple app that would help me automate the thinking of…
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Comment #30091390
Yes. Once you cross a certain threshold (I think it's $100k portfolio), they'll switch you to "Direct Indexing", which automates individual stock purchases.
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Comment #28419437
SPXL also has an expense ratio over 1%, which will eat away at earnings unless in the best of bull rushes (now).
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Comment #25509969
> But I could more easily just use my GBP to directly buy Euros, with one less exchange rate and one less transaction in the process. In this scenario, the transacting bank would n…
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Comment #25509427
I have no experience here, so I understand this in theory, but in practice, banks would somewhat indefinitely have some digital sum of a range of currencies in which they may not w…
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Comment #25509400
Adding a currency that everyone can agree upon as the "intermediary" prevents you from needing to hold huge sums of random currencies. For example - you're a bank in the UK so your…