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dsauerbrun
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Comment #49214294
If you think about this in terms of systems... it's unsustainable. You'll eventually get to a point where the damage you've done requires a flow of wealth/energy that cannot be gen…
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Comment #49127081
They have the data but I wouldn't trust their analysis of it unless they release all the raw data which would be to the benefit of their competitors.
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Comment #49058995
I'll give it a go next time! ty!
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Comment #49058559
Yeah it's not scary but it can be frustrating... Imagine bushwhacking your way through a bunch of conflicts while rebasing on main... Now you realized that you needed to do some ot…
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Comment #49056220
Well that explains where my sessions went on my side project that I came back to after a few months... Thought I was going crazy
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Show HN: Connecting my dumb garage and car's homelink buttons to Home Assistant
Hi all, I've been on parental leave and while working on my garage door, I thought to myself... it would be great to open up this garage door from my phone without having to buy a …
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Comment #49019673
And here I am pooping out simple typescript... These articles always make me feel like I'm wasting my talents working on products that don't really have the need to leverage any un…
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Comment #48785968
Hmm, if the caching layer doesn't change(I assume it was optimized for olap style queries), and the new parquet format is better for olap... I'm still not understanding how it perf…
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Comment #48784910
Maybe I'm too stupid to understand the article... How does this achieve performant querying for olap and oltp purposes? Based on my understanding, olap queries will go to the parqu…
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Comment #47524375
one of the benefits of being on android and being able to sideload apps. Look up "revanced youtube" and you'll be able to turn off shorts. ublock origin for blocking them on deskto…
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Comment #46658590
https://www.climbcation.com/ a site to help you come up with good climbing trip ideas where you filter based on climbing type, time of year, location, and your climbing abilities.
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Ask HN: How to craft an effective technical phone screen?
I'm going to work on building out a technical phone screen (ie. Interview before you're invited to a virtual on-site) soon targeted at full stack and backend product software engin…
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Comment #44665683
Does my wife also get this so she can be on the other side? Nevermind... I don't need the sad reality of her trying to swipe left and telling me she thinks the app is broken.
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Comment #44358105
how do you and others get past all the permissions that onesec needs? They say everything remains on device; however, it's a closed source application so there's not really any way…
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Comment #44351278
this seems like an interesting idea I'd like to try but all the permissions it needs is terrifying to me... I understand why it needs them but there's no way for me to verify that …
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Comment #44209473
i'd disagree heavily with that... let's say you have an expense of an insurance policy that covers you for the next 10 years. You're paying for 10 years of service, that should be …
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Comment #43111919
I'm a bit confused. The lossy timeline solution basically means you skip updating the feed for some people who are above the number of reasonable followers. I get that Seeing them …
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Comment #42494731
I'm gonna need the remove youtube shorts one
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Comment #41586032
the only safe option anymore is the cup and string
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Comment #41585950
casualties refers to injuries as well as deaths. I think the citation they were looking for was for the ~2800 number. I don't think it's reasonable to say that 6/12 killed were civ…
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Comment #40783719
I'd imagine they mean a room in a house... or someone's basement in englewood that's in a dumpy spot.
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Comment #40738970
whoa that's very cool. can you share some info about how you set up the integration in ha? would love to explore doing something like this for myself
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Comment #40694675
just watched the first 15 min. this is exactly what I was looking for, thank you!
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Comment #40687426
as a lowly application developer who is interested in how llms actually work, where's a good place to start? is there an article or book that most folks would recommend?
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Comment #40315754
why is that an issue? just in case someone is peering over your shoulder? the pw will be sent in the request body as plaintext on a post...