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geuis
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Comment #49205591
Location: San Francisco Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: TypeScript/JS, React, node.js, Redis, Postgres, pgvector, LLM agents, Cloud (AWS/GCP/Azure), ci/cd pipelin…
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Comment #49167217
Cyberpunk 2077: > Gameplay Type: First Person Shooter Role Playing Game Summary: A long anticipated release with eight years of development time, the game’s launch has been plagued…
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Comment #49105017
Wonderful piece of art. Excellent callback to what the web used to look like when I was a teenager.
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Comment #49092948
I don't understand the problem space. Meaning I don't understand what this solves. My use case, even on phone: View HN Right click link to open in new tab OR: tap/hold a link then …
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Comment #49053629
Good question! I think I'll use that as a counter question next time I interview. Ask a technical member of the team I'm interviewing with how they handled that situation.
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Comment #49053467
I finally made progress today on a deeply intractable problem that Sonnet was just incapable of solving despite hours of experimentation and multiple attempts. I swapped over to Op…
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Comment #49028670
Glad you posted your experience. I'll definitely be keeping my eye out for shenanigans on my own domains.
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Comment #49028570
I've been a long, long term customer of Namecheap as well. Domain privacy protection is a feature that Namecheap provides for all valid domains. Its included by default at no extra…
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Comment #49013685
They aren't all gone. E.g. this is a mud I've played on occasionally for the last 30 years: https://theforestsedge.com/
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Comment #48973114
No. Even with the amount of co2 current being dumped into the atmosphere there's not enough total solar energy capture to Venus things up. A few thousand years, absolutely. To add:…
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Comment #48972352
Lot of excellent information. Thanks. I'm glad someone out there doesn't have arachnophobia. I'm also glad it's not me.
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Comment #48752844
Location: San Francisco Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: TypeScript/JS, React, node.js, Redis, Postgres, pgvector, LLM agents, Cloud (AWS/GCP/Azure), ci/cd pipelin…
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Comment #48642418
Doesn't work for my use-case. GroundingDINO is a text to bounding box model. SAM2 supports coordinate based masks (user taps or clicks somewhere in an image), which is what my rese…
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Comment #48641073
Was evaluating YOLO26 within the last month for its on-device (iPhone 16 Pro) segmentation capabilities. Its decent, but its biggest limitation is that its only trained on 80 COCO …
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Comment #48616302
Ignore me
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Comment #48605017
Guessing you've never worked a service job. It's a good way to learn how to interact with the public early on. The success model is not being fired for bad social customer interact…
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Comment #48604981
It's not fun because it isn't challenging. I have an expert-1 level of English as a native speaker and heavy reader. But absolutely nothing in this is challenging at all. The one q…
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Comment #48604958
There are no hard words in this puzzle. This is all basic English.
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Comment #48604952
Not sure what this is measuring. I did 30-40 words and got bored because the words are really basic. There's no challenge here. Not even a fun 5 minute game. These are basic Englis…
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Comment #48532187
Been deep diving into visual model architectures. Currently running some small evaluations on an idea around unlabeled mask segmentation that will run efficiently on mobile phone h…
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Comment #48512945
I still remember when Netscape had outdated ssl for a few years because more advanced cryptography was classified by the US gov as armaments or something. Basically used export res…
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Comment #48418112
For me it wasn't "oh shit" per say, but "oh wow". Some time in 2024 at a company get together, we had an afternoon hackathon. There was a feature in our iOS app that was missing (a…
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Comment #48371957
Using css perspective for parallax has been around for years and is much simpler code.