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    Comment #49028842

    Extremely relevant: Ramp Router: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48987253

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    Comment #48987742

    Looks like it will be a paid offering? Seems strange coming from a Fintech, unless they're looking to pivot.

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    Comment #48881213

    A 1 gbe local network should have thus network latency should not be the limiting factor in reality, no?

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    Comment #48877105

    I would very much like to see a Lightning-Network based 402 standard succeed!

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    Comment #48599985

    The UX is awful - I bailed out at 25/100 JUST IN LEVEL ONE (BASICS) Might I suggest adaptive difficulty? After getting 10, 15, 20 correct in a row it should scale up the difficulty…

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    Comment #48444320

    We noticed this years ago when looking at -- IIRC -- ikaros antibodies. They were clearly faked. Lacking any sort of platform to gain attention we moved on to Abcam and our lab jus…

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    Comment #48438812

    [flagged]

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    Comment #48437886

    > Do you need to predict when AP-MS is so cheap? Yes because a core reason fro this technology is evaluation of de-novo designs (small peptide binders; scFvs; sdAbs)

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    Comment #48426993

    If you had read the article, you'd have seen that UUIDv4 with Rowid was slightly slower than UUIDv7

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    Comment #48122696

    Is this substantially different, cognitively or skills-wise, than moving into management and directing a team to write code, but no longer writing code oneself?

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    Comment #48109369

    "Practice is policy"

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    Comment #48109215

    I disagree and think GP poster is right on the money. There are many ways in which inflation numbers are cooked; just one of them is the hedonic adjustment [1]. Others include an u…

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    Comment #47638024

    I love that you are doing this test. However, as it purports to be a test of "English-to-SQL", your hardest question (Q9) seems ungrammatical: > Show order lines, revenue, units so…

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    Comment #47459621

    Incredible; I'll let my patients* on Home HD know about this. *not a nephrologist but have several pts on home hd

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    Comment #47459540

    > Delve was founded in 2023 by Karun Kaushik and Selin Kocalar, both Forbes 30 Under 30 members and MIT dropouts who met as freshmen. Forbes 30 under 30 remains undefeated

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    Comment #47287757

    [flagged]

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    Comment #47254951

    No, not at all. My unqualified internet diagnosis is that you may have high anxiety.

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    Comment #46916270

    When I was a young(er) postdoc and had to overhaul my bicycle -- my main transportation to work-- this site was invaluable. Forever grateful to Sheldon.

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    Comment #46659487

    > According to linguists, elongated variations such as "heyyy" could be construed as flirtatious, "hellaw" might suggest you're from the southern US, I am from the Southern US and …

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    Comment #46376538

    I found Croatian significantly easier than Czech, perhaps because of centuries (millenia?) of trans-Adriatic Italian influence?

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    Comment #46376174

    Time is your most precious commodity.

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    Comment #46113778

    Conduit [1] has retention policies [2] for media and attachments! [1] https://conduit.rs/ and https://gitlab.com/famedly/conduit [2] https://gitlab.com/famedly/conduit/-/blob/next/…

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    Comment #45635231

    > Intentionally not bothering to go into why, but above average intelligence. Speaking as a geneticist, it's a shame that this is forbidden knowledge

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    Comment #45560463

    I've found the same. I've moved from a homebrew tinkerer's delight home network with pfSense running in a VM, Supermicro FreeBSD ZFS fileserver, hodgepodge of cameras etc. to a top…

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    Comment #45388988

    I am a natural skeptic, but in this case I think it is just an accident of history how different systems developed. FWIW, although this is not well known, many medical schools offe…