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forgingahead

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    Comment #49080634

    It was a good entertaining movie. I found all the online right-wing hysteria about this really silly and stupid. The moral of the story should actually appeal to reasonable moderat…

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    Comment #48845454

    Hacker News sadly jumped the shark in the mid-2010s, and went into orbit after Trump was elected the first time. Since then there's been a lot of political performers here, which h…

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    Comment #48503840

    I understand the frustrations, but...we're all grown adults here right? Who DOESN'T pay for seat selection if you want or need a good one? The insurance item is ridiculous, but...a…

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    Claude -p headless mode cannot use Max limits, will fall under API plan

    Just received the email, effective date is June 15th. Figured it would happen eventually, but damn are we reliant on it for a lot of workflows internally in our company now.

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    Comment #46597782

    Is there a reason for wanting to run these agents on your own local machine, instead of just spinning up a VPS and scp'ing whatever specific files you want them to review, and givi…

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    Comment #46431209

    This is indeed the bizarre convo I was having with myself, having (allegedly) taken some French classes, I was racking my brain on which was the correct answer. We always used "sud…

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    Comment #46420537

    Belgium gave me one of the more annoying train experiences when I was a younger man. I was in Leuven for a conference, and had decided to bring my then girlfriend (now wife) for a …

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    Comment #46420369

    My sense is that this has happened over the last 20-30 years as overall competence has just dropped in many of these key positions. COVID was a good example of this - lots of hummi…

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    Comment #46392169

    Nice work! What hardware are you running ComfyUI on, specifically the Wan2.2 workflow? It must be expensive having a GPU running for a hobby project like this?

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    Comment #46226594

    I truly enjoy how the naming conventions seem to follow how I did homework assignments back in the day: finalpaper-1-dec2nd, finalpaper-2-dec4th, etc etc.

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    Comment #45787814

    Where does "Smol" come from? It's supposed to mean "Small" right? If yes then what's the etymology and reason for popular usage?

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    Comment #45614765

    But why would you call it fringe then, if you didn't hear it yourself?

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    Comment #45587061

    > before I realized people thought he is a kook But what is your own opinion?

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    Comment #45555184

    What are you talking about? How does it follow that "if they don't know what to do with 130, they also don't know what to do with 70"? This is literally capital allocation, the dec…

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    Comment #45546415

    Hilariously naive comment - "if you have money you should spend it on salaries". This is not a charity, it's a transaction, the salary is paid in exchange for revenue generating ac…

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    Comment #45344076

    Tekin's conclusion: "it will send a clear message to the wider Ruby community (and those who may be considering joining it) that the majority does not stand with DHH and his toxic …

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    Comment #45092207

    Sad, truly an end of an era. Big thanks to all maintainers!

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    Comment #44896639

    Yeah, mind sharing any of the scripts? I looked at the docs briefly, looks like we need to install ALL of nemo to get access to Parakeet? Seems ultra heavy.

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    Comment #44883663

    Wish it was on the web app as well!

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    Comment #44865061

    The HN peanut gallery remains undefeated