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Ask HN: What E-Reader to Buy?
Hey everyone, I'm looking to buy a new e-reader and am looking to crowd source some more recent opinions vs the similar threads from 2024 or earlier. The two biggest new questions …
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Comment #47763720
This is a perfect example that I've often seen in practice. There's nothing blocking in this workflow at all, and no reason these changes cannot be made in independent changes. e.g…
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Comment #47761295
This just reeks to me of bad practice. Why use this as opposed to breaking your change into smaller PRs and merging them individually behind a feature flag or similar? With this, y…
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Comment #45605551
Super interesting, thanks! I didn't think about how this issue could easily point to a major improvement that could be made on the package manager level. Unfortunate that in Python…
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Comment #45603398
A great point. However it's not a reasonable amount of infrastructure or overhead for many companies or an individual project in my opinion!
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Comment #45602636
Here's a quick blog post I wrote about the merit of git worktrees. Any thoughts or feedback let me know!
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Ask HN: What Process/Applications Do You Use for Todo/Knowledge Management?
Like many of you, I have spent more time trying out different applications in the todo list/knowledge management space without finding a solution that has stuck. I've tried aggress…
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Comment #41709318
Location: Berlin, Germany Remote: Preferred Willing to Relocate: No Technologies: Python (+ Frameworks), AWS, Linux, Docker, ... Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/conorjflynn/…
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Comment #41709307
SEEKING WORK | Berlin, Germany | Remote Preferred I am a software engineer specializing in Python backends, but have demonstrated ability using whatever technology necessary to bes…
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Comment #39612725
Another interesting thing in this space is Traindown[1]. It's simply Markdown for your exercises. As an example for those who need convincing to go to a link, this could be a simpl…
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Comment #37665790
How so? What disadvantages does having strings as a first class Type have?
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Comment #37662746
Looks super cool! A few questions: 1) Can you get the actual code output or will this end up calling OpenAI each function call? 2) What latency does it add? What about token usage?…
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Comment #36996793
1) Some general use cases: - Getting familiar with new APIs - Bouncing general knowledge questions off it - Having "discussions" to interact with it in a Socratic style - Giving so…
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Comment #36996757
Thanks, I will look into llama.cpp today :) I don't have much interest in playing with the internals for now, but I generally like keeping my data personal and the services I use s…
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Ask HN: How to Keep Up with LLMs? [Linux, Self-Hosting, Info]
I've accepted that LLMs are useful when taken with precautions. A few tools I've used recently have convinced me on this fact. Alongside this, I've heard first-hand anecdotal exper…
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Comment #36598225
https://blog.randombits.host Try to write monthly about technical projects I've managed to complete. I'm beginning to mix it up to include more recently musings on non-technical to…
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Comment #36225241
Hey everyone, this is a post I've been working on the past few months about setting up my own monitoring stack with Grafana for my home server. I'd love your feedback on how this p…
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Comment #35991153
I presume it's related to how old the components are, not necessarily the console hardware itself. Seems like the main chip was released first in 2015
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Comment #35980144
I love the form factor here. A few questions: 1) Have you considered how this could be made more mobile friendly? Most places I could see myself using a device like this, I wouldn'…