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hassleblad23

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    Comment #45983542

    Adding to this, Google's models can only be used with GCP while OpenAI's models can be used with Azure, Anthropic's models can be used with AWD Bedrock, in addition to their own pl…

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    Comment #45776243

    That makes coasting easy for everyone.

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    Comment #43795751

    Trying the iOS version and it looks pretty good so far. Good job! Maybe add an option to export the bookmarked posts?

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    Comment #43398768

    I don't think the Enigma machine example applies here. The nazi communications were decrypted by a highly centralized and secrative group, making it very difficult for the Nazis to…

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    Comment #43386167

    You have to read my comment in context of the immediate parent which I replied to, not the OP. The immediate parent comment says that if the vulnerability is publicly declared, att…

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    Comment #43373718

    I wonder at what point would the antivirus kick in. It doesn't require reading /dev/urandom for too long.

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    Comment #43373681

    This is a game of cat and mouse, like it has always been. Cannot rely on security by obscurity.

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    Comment #43352460

    Thats a great collection. Thanks for sharing.

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    Comment #43293349

    Strobelight is open source as well.

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    Comment #43284564

    This is a reason public college should be free.

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    Comment #43271883

    I have noticed that asking an LLM to output a confidence score and the reason for assigning the confidence score, works really well. These are tangential to the actual task, but st…

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    Comment #43270696

    Wow. This is such a fascinating insight. Obvious in hindsight but never occurred to me.

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    Comment #43256849

    This looks pretty cool. Thanks for sharing!

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    Comment #43234177

    Its a shame because I like the enum way of declaration a lot more. `const Foo = { Bar: 'bar' } as const` - this just feels a bit weird.

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    Comment #43231985

    At least Pycharm is good at it.

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    Comment #43229295

    Cant comment on rest of your points, but as someone who has worked on Zapier-like 3rd party integrations a lot, it is much harder than it appears.

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    Comment #43228774

    Great post. Thanks for sharing!

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    Comment #43227708

    I have lots of fond memories of playing these mini flash games as a kid :)

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    Comment #43224019

    Wrapping these 2 statements in a transaction will not solve this particular issue unless the transactions are run sequentially.

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    Comment #43223963

    A similar pattern (and overlooked very often) is with DB updates where you want to increment a number by 1, but split it into 2 roundtrips to the DB to get the existing value and s…

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    Comment #43223840

    I would start by dumping the enviornment variables and directory structure.

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    Comment #43219860

    This is supported natively by most IDEs today.

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    Comment #43187383

    Because quaternions are awesome? :) it definitely feels like a discovery when you learn about them first.