Viewing profile — ericrallen
ericrallen
HN member- Joined
- Sat, May 25, 2019, 10:23 PM UTC
- HN karma
- 198
- Public activity
- 81 items
- HN profile
- View on Hacker News ↗
About ericrallen
No profile information was provided.
Recent public activity
-
comment
Comment #47907757
I may be a biased Genesis Kid, but SEGA was always ahead of its time.
-
comment
Comment #47718860
Blocking Pinterest and those ad-riddled Stack Overflow clones that were everywhere has been a game changer. Only seeing the `old.reddit.com` domain is also much more pleasant. The …
-
comment
Comment #46909068
The rate of Issues opened on a popular repo is at least one order of magnitude beyond the number of Issues whoever is able to deal with them can handle.
-
comment
Comment #46469071
Just trying to triage and tag all of them can still be a full-time job’s worth of work in a popular repo.
-
comment
Comment #46020884
ISPs also have different levels of service for different entities, and seem to just barely care about you as a customer. An ISP (like one that starts with the first letter of the a…
-
comment
Comment #45893977
Not another one. The bears broke my brain enough the first time I encountered that “stain” where my memory clearly had it labeled “stein.”
-
comment
Comment #45747698
I hate in-app browsers, too, but there is a Slack setting that will let you open in Chrome or Safari (choosing Safari opens whatever your default iOS browser is). You can change th…
-
comment
Comment #45634313
This seems to completely ignore, and maybe even dismiss, the lived experience of all the kids who weren’t diagnosed or treated but who developed coping mechanisms to survive school…
-
comment
Comment #44363398
Switching search engines is a pretty low lift, especially if the one you are switching from is an ad-riddled mess where you can’t actually find what you’re looking for. Switched to…
-
comment
Comment #44362632
There are some pretty awesome small, unique bars in Boston, but there could be so, so many more if the liquor license laws and rent prices were more reasonable, though.
-
comment
Comment #44295494
We’ll just have an LLM write the tests. Now we can work on our passion projects and everything will just be LLMs talking to LLMs.
-
comment
Comment #44244211
Interestingly, the Kagi Assistant managed to find this thread while researching the question, but every model I tested (without access to the higher quality Ultimate plan models) w…
-
comment
Comment #44209666
Maybe there is some optimization logic that only appends tool details that are required for the user’s query? I’m sure they are trying to slash tokens where they can, and removing …
-
comment
Comment #44001061
Do the project a favor and remove the sticky nav bar on mobile. It takes up almost half the screen and makes the content nearly impossible to digest.
-
comment
Comment #43947745
Good point! I forgot there was a smaller one out there already. OpenAI’s naming conventions have gotten out of hand. I believe the “o” is supposed to mean “Omni” and indicate that …
-
comment
Comment #43945699
Seems a bit unfair (or maybe just ill-informed?) to lump this in with the confusing mess that is model naming at OpenAI. The parameter count is more more useful and concrete inform…
-
comment
Comment #43844322
I know there is actual data and then there’s “anecdata,” but it’s hard to reconcile the “jobs go unfilled,” and the experience I know of everyone actually looking for a job right n…
-
comment
Comment #43825438
I don't disagree with you, but one interesting consideration is that embedding it in a web page seems better than most other distribution mechanisms if you want average people to u…
-
comment
Comment #43744136
This is a bummer. Went to Life and Trust in January and really enjoyed it. We were hoping to go back later this year. I only made it to Sleep No More once before it ended, and wish…
-
comment
Comment #43727702
It’s probably worth noting that they do offer a refund of your subscription price if you don’t perform searches in a given month, which is pretty much the opposite of how every oth…
-
comment
Comment #43727418
“Allowing zoom” and “being responsive” are not two states at odds with one another. Preventing zooming is a serious accessibility issue and it makes the content worse for every use…
-
comment
Comment #43632968
This is kind of a ridiculous take. Not going to speak for the author, but some of us just want to be able to write a blog post and publish it in our free time. We're not trying to …
-
comment
Comment #43598993
Based on the website, was this published in 2016? The job market in 2016 is unrecognizable to anyone who has had to look for a job recently. It is absolutely brutal out there right…
-
comment
Comment #43449459
Given the way accessibility is often an afterthought at best, this is a really good question. Would love to hear about some of the experiences that screen reader users and other fo…
-
comment
Comment #43306711
Just as a heads up, the Firefox iOS app makes it super easy to set Kagi to your default search engine. I think it might have even just sync’d over from my desktop settings? I never…