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groggo

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    Comment #48847426

    I would argue it's less satisfying. I like bikes and I still had to look it up.

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    Comment #48847396

    I'm one of those people who get annoyed if it's too loose. But I can just impose that restriction on myself and look down on people who rely on obscure words.

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    Comment #48799554

    it sounds like the author (and you?) are using the CLI? I've found the mac desktop app to be great, or at least solve many complaints I had with the terminal version.

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    Comment #47914877

    One gram of carbs is 4 calories., so more like 400 calories per hour. It was confusing when the running industry switched from calories to grams of carbs, but that's all anyone tal…

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    Comment #47622575

    Someone should make a website or project and post it on HN, and then set up an AI agent takes the top comments and just implements them.

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    Comment #47258316

    I live in Sausalito just north of SF. We have a few cameras on the way into town. Seeing this map actually makes me feel safer. Sure there are hypothetical privacy issues, but for …

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    Comment #46852449

    Ya that's a good point for competitive scrabble. However today I think a lot of people's main exposure to Scrabble comes from WordsWithFriends (and recently, the new NYT games vers…

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    Comment #46852068

    IMO scrabble would be improved by a similar limitation. There's too many nonsense words.

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    Comment #46832827

    You didn't try them!? If you have the ChaptGPT app it's super simple and worth a try. I talk to it in French a lot. It gets tedious though, because after almost every question it t…

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    Comment #46776303

    we have them for our cats, they're great. Sometimes they're hiding in bushes and we don't realize they're 10 ft away. Other times they're down by the neighbor's house. It's not per…

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    Comment #46674052

    Congrats! I never stopped coding, but AI makes it way more productive and fun for sure. $100 seems like a lot. I guess if you think about it compared to dev salaries, it's nothing.…

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    Comment #45439653

    What about the era of flash cartoons? Remember "End of Ze World"? In a way that's throwaway crap. Or it could have been written as a comic strip, or animated manually. But Flash ki…

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    Comment #45432481

    It's pretty entertaining. People always like telling stories. Books, comic strips, movies, they're all just telling a story with a different amount of it left up to the viewer's im…

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    Comment #45282587

    For sure! It's an interesting point. But from an economic point of view, it's better for consumers if there are clean boundaries and every layer is commoditized.

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    Comment #45278813

    And you have to have a monopoly though? Farms provide the most value to the world but there's so much competition that it's commoditized, so as far as I know there's no super valua…

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    Comment #45278758

    That's how competition should work. Every layer should have multiple providers until the companies get all of their profits squeezed away and users get the best possible price.

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    Comment #44991574

    Definitely true in practice, but I don't think we want discretion. What I mean though is as a deterrent, you can either have a "fair" fine that's enforced 100% of the time, or 2x t…

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    Comment #44991543

    That's a pretty extreme example, maybe the idea doesn't hold as much there. But yeah, if 99% of murders weren't prosecuted, the 1% who get charged might feel like they were singled…

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    Comment #44988756

    It feels less fair though. When everyone is driving x mph over the limit but only you get pulled over, it sucks. So I agree for efficiency of enforcement, but I'd rather see 100% e…

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    Comment #44545542

    why would OpenAI release an open weight model? Genuinely curious.

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    Comment #44539640

    I haven't used Cursor or Claude much, how different is it from Copilot? I bounce between desktop ChatGPT (which can update VS Code) and copilot. Is there an impression that those h…

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    Comment #44177410

    I thought it was a nice clear summary, I wouldn't care if it was from an LLM. This summary should be at the top of their page. Maybe it'd be nice if there were a Chrome HN plugin t…

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    Comment #43888999

    A good point. Certainly for raster analysis it doesn't make sense. But any type of vector data could be modeled on a sphere, right? Points, shapes, lines. And I saw "better" becaus…

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    Comment #43883662

    I remember learning about the infamous missile threat map in a GIS class - https://georeferenced.wordpress.com/2014/05/22/worldmapblund... https://www.economist.com/asia/2003/05/15…

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    Comment #43883647

    > the software implementation is much less trivial Aren't most geospatial tools just doing simple geometry? And therefore need to work on some sort of projection? If you can do the…