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dira3

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    Comment #45314140

    Democracy isn't supposed to be two wolves and a sheep voting on who to eat for dinner. There are supposed to be checks and balances. One reason we are in the current situation is b…

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    Comment #45123066

    > safely walk around anywhere in my city after dark For that use case, the crimes to worry about the most would be speeding or distracted driving. But people are usually more focus…

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    Comment #44954761

    So what is their monetization model? What can one expect from this product or company in the future? Can't find answers on their About page: https://zen-browser.app/about/

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    Comment #44894563

    Looks like there isn't yet a (non-RC) 2.0 integrated version for macOS, as of today: https://github.com/syncthing/syncthing-macos/releases

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    Comment #44007405

    The flagging of any coverage of this incident on HN is relentless!

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    Comment #43823241

    I see HN has gotten to the point where xkcd gets flagged.

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    Comment #43737252

    BTW, on the topic of the fading of genetic algorithms, here is an interesting recent take: https://statmodeling.stat.columbia.edu/2025/04/17/what-happe...

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    Ask HN: What are the hottest areas of *non*-LLM AI work currently?

    10+ years ago, "AI" would likely refer to work in RL, evolutionary/genetic algorithms, etc. Nowadays most of the spotlight seems centered on LLMs, CNNs, and other methods that are …

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    Ask HN: Cursor, but for Data Exploration?

    If I am trying to read/explore/join/ETL deeply nested tables in PSQL or Spark, Cursor doesn't seem to work very well for me. Which LLM-assistant tools have worked for you to expedi…

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    Ask HN: Did bandits go out of fashion?

    About 10 years ago, multi-armed bandits (and especially contextual bandits) were really important for optimization and business use cases. But nowadays you hardly hear about it, de…