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cafed00d

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    Comment #47367654

    Open with multiple browsers (safari vs chrome) to get more "accurate + glanceable" rankings. Its using WebGPU as a proxy to estimate system resource. Chrome tends to leverage as mu…

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    Comment #46126886

    Nice! I've been using deepwiki and loving it! Obviously goggle's gemini powered alternative would be much better and trustworthy. I just hope Google doesn't kill this one as quickl…

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    Comment #43733095

    To me, AI hype seems to be the most tangible/real hype in a decade. Ever since mobile & cloud era at their peaks in 2012 or 2014, we’ve had Crypto, AR, VR, and now AI. I have some …

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    Comment #43461688

    How do you think about core business logic (or at least, _significant_ business logic) being embedded within prompts like here: https://github.com/langmanus/langmanus/blob/main/src…

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    Comment #42865676

    Absolutely! Even for inference! The SOTA models for all commercial purposes need to run on a consumer’s device. Running either Grok2 or DeepSeek or even Llama405b requires nearly 4…

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    Comment #42848341

    It could be much worse: how many projects simply die because they’re locked away in a corporate basement because some corporate attorney decided it’s “too risky to leak IP” Despite…

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    Comment #42845430

    Google has become cool again!

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    Comment #42826639

    I so want Valve to make this

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    Comment #42771335

    I’m on an H1B visa since 2017. I extended in 2021 and again in 2023 (thanks to approved I-140). But my visa stamp in my passport is from 2017 which expired in 2020. I haven’t made …

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    Comment #42722114

    The 12 years or so I have lived in America I have observed that people always keep the door open for those walking behind them. Always. Everywhere. DC, Boston, LA, New York, Seattl…

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    Comment #41974864

    > Or please tell me how to use the magic mouse while it's charging? Am I just holding it wrong? is that really a deal-breaking decision to buy an iMac? Yeah, sure, I agree it's sup…

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    Comment #41717269

    More than a majority of a software engineer’s time is spent on bug triage, reproducing bugs, simulating constituents in a test, and debugging fixes. Doesn’t matter what the compute…

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    Comment #41526463

    I cannot agree more! Fish shell is the absolute best! I think I may have switched over to it in 2017 _because_ of Julia's blog. And it has been a boon for my productivity. I set up…

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    Comment #41153151

    He could visit all the apps in the world from Facebook, Instagram, YouTube to Spotify on the web, right? Of course, he cannot use Friendster or Tumblr or Vine — all great iPad 4 er…

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    Comment #40891885

    Reading the comments is convincing enough to believe there is no viable business to be built on the mobile web. It's great technology, sure; but not a great business. Mobile web ap…

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    Comment #40888994

    Why can’t a business be built solely without giving Apple a dime? The web is free — as in freedom and as in gratis. It has a developer tools system funded by hundreds of companies,…

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    Comment #40861477

    I 100% agree. I'm no Musk stan; in fact, it irks me this dude has so much money & power that he wields for personal benefit (i.e. buys twitter and shuts down @elonjet) and yet acts…

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    Comment #40794222

    How does one decide what constitutes "basic"? Is a password-manager a "basic" feature? If so, then is "Passwords.app" bundled by Microsoft into Windows an unfair advantage because …

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    Show HN: A Small BitNet GPT in MLX

    For those of us nerds who like to tinker with language models, I thought of sharing an example ipynb that shows how to build a small gpt (kudos to @karpathy for teaching us minGPT)…

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    Comment #40616221

    There are only two acceptable solutions to this problem: 1. No error message. Just recover the cached message. 2. The message is deleted There’s a world we live in where ahem-ahem …

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    Comment #40303541

    That’s a bit too cynical. I agree the nefarious data guzzler of an ad machine is siphoning up that voice data but hey if that’s all they wanted they had Google Fi/Voice etc. This d…

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    Comment #40303011

    Calculus has never gone out of style ;) Todays ML frameworks grapple with the problem of “jacobian-vector products” & “vector-jacobian product” as a consequence of understanding th…

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    Comment #40302954

    I agree a hundred percent that domain knowledge is the single most dominant influence to problem solving expertise.

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    Comment #40302930

    You’re right it’s a total guess. It’s based on my experience in the field. My strong “opinion” here comes from an observation that while calculus may have been a required subject o…

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    Comment #40302873

    Yeah computer science went through this weird offshoot for 30-40 years where calculus was simply taught because of tradition. It was not really necessary through all of the app dev…