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cantaloa

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About cantaloa

Decided to make a new HN account.

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    In many places, the HOA is the only entity that will do anything about bad neighbors like a dog that barks 24/7 or someone playing music all night—things that don't necessarily bre…

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    Comment #35654978

    Well said.

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    Comment #35622970

    While browser cookie UI has been historically bad even for developers, I don't see how a browser's cookie UI could do what these menus do. For example, load StackOverflow in Chrome…

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    Comment #35622693

    I haven't used Express in ten years, but imo `async (req, res, next) => ...` would mainly be attractive if failure was automatically handled and you could `await next()` to post-pr…

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    I still use Koa out of habit since it was the only framework for a while that had first-class promise support. One thing nice about Koa is that it's simple, so it's timeless in tha…

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    To solve that, you have to move from the easier static made-for-one-width design (what we think of as desktop-first design) and move to fluid, reflowable design which we tend to ca…

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    I'm actually amazed to hear someone say this. Maybe you only travel alone, like middle seats, and are always first to board? Every time I accidentally fly Southwest, I'm horrified …

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    You need text to scale and reflow to device width if you want text to be readable. This is one of the main reasons for mobile web design. Else you're stuck panning around the scree…

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    These kinds of articles really need to answer "compared to what?" at which point they immediately cash out into nothing. So, 185,000 gallons of water were used to train GPT-3 which…

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    Funnily enough, OpenAI's own pricing page splits GPT-3.5 and GPT-4 under headings "Chat" and "GPT-4" https://openai.com/pricing Though I think the bulk of the confusion just comes …

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    For my uses, gpt-4 is so superior to gpt-3.5 that gpt-4 would still be superior at half the tokens. Here's an example. Develop a prompt that determines the two-letter country code …

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