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Comment #49213824
Just commenting to represent the NPM referrers that you mentioned, since it seems most HN users are Caddy enjoyers
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Comment #49202217
As an American, I'm only aware because James Acaster started some deep-seeded obsession with British panel shows, and they'll tear into him in a few of the more political ones like…
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Comment #49197199
Fwiw, you can change how notifications work and change the 'stack' style to a standard 'list' Not sure if you can get the entire email in the notif, I think the only stock options …
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Comment #49197167
But it works for other apps, no? I'm no app developer, completely out of my depth here, but it sounds like Google isn't following whatever process Apple has set, as opposed to Appl…
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Comment #49196973
In light of this game, Do you believe Human-in-the-loop should be the standard going forward? I appreciate you outlining some other techniques being used, but these seem focused on…
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Comment #49195885
Sure, but that's an edge anyone can get for paying. I'm asking how specifically does the Large Language Model contribute to generating alpha over traditional ML used in the field, …
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Comment #49185904
Selling untaxed Marijuana in a legal state is not selling 'illegal drugs', just saying.
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Comment #49185504
Do you see any edge using LLMs that more traditional ML doesn't have? In my limited experience, small models trade off noise, whereas frontier models are too slow to be usable for …
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Comment #49115281
If it's something like a Firestick (or the knock-off featured in the article), you're really just connecting to Content Provider servers to handle auth and content streaming, right…
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Comment #49113048
If it's honestly 'One account is paid for by my employer and used as a tool for my job' and 'One account is for personal use, where I work on passion-projects and the likes' I thin…
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Comment #49110887
Yeah I'd hate for multiple comments re-hashing the exact same comments that people already made before, but sometimes there's value in it...I'm sure you'd agree? https://news.ycomb…
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Comment #49074372
Poked around a bit..excited to see where this goes. Just a quick note, Under "Get help from the community > Disucssions", there's a 404 to https://github.com/letsseal/letsseal/disc…
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Comment #49073943
It's insane to 'crack down on pirated Windows activations' while doing nothing about massgrave. Even worse when it's open source and hosted on a website your company owns. Long liv…
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Comment #49073719
>What is windows actually good at? It's gotta be Active Dir, right? That's what keeps the businesses around + using Windows OS, which keeps users at home using Windows because it's…
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Comment #49039361
>Treat the repo you point it at as already leaked I don't mean this to downplay your experience, and I agree it should be opt-in by default, but any software engineer using these t…
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Comment #49035535
I will say, when working with the recent batch of frontier models, even the last batch, if you ask "Do you think we should xyz" it may sometimes push back for an alternate solution…
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Comment #49035247
May I introduce to those unfamilar: The Sunfish Rant https://www.reddit.com/r/copypasta/comments/fo6ewm/i_hate_th...
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Comment #49034930
I'm not a bot, and the other commenter was restating the question as the solution provided did not seem to actually solve the problem, just redesign the entire project (See comment…
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Comment #49027363
Sure, but now you're moving the site from "Free data presented in a pleasant way to view" to a "pay-as-you-go database". Your audience shifts dramatically, and you lose the ability…
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Comment #49026893
The crawlers would have still just hammered their site though, right?
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Comment #49012535
> Major US ISPs (Comcast, AT&T) should detect clearly suspicious activity coming from customer IPs and warn them to scan their computers, check their TV apps, and find whatever is …
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Comment #48997186
Linked URL is incomplete, I think you want https://andrewrussell.substack.com/p/i-built-an-ai-agent-i-c...
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Comment #48994941
I once saw a YouTube video where two beginners were learning the basics programming, and upon opening a cmd prompt, one of them said "It's insane if you just type the right words i…
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Comment #48991607
Not the original commentator, but I think they're suggesting that you're free to compete in these markets, but the margins are too tight until you're working at the scale of these …
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Comment #48991582
>"handing an early win to states that sued to block the deal" I think