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jacinabox
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Comment #48665321
There was an article a while back on HN about why web designers choose light grey on white background. Basically, it looks fine on their own monitor which has the contrast turned w…
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Comment #48153738
Ah yes, the good old "one sided-electrode."
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Comment #47129817
Could be, if you can set up a millions of dollars regulatory apparatus to keep online some really old MMOs for the 100 people worldwide who want to play them, there's really nothin…
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Comment #46916866
If you think about it, those who shape mainstream opinion on operating systems were always mostly bought off, and invested in the mainstream operating systems. That investment mean…
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Comment #46894742
Remember the time when the former members of the Siri team demoed a prototype for a more capable version of Siri and Apple didn't even use it
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Comment #46367581
They let them speak with Gill Bates instead
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Comment #45016500
I just did a captcha the other day that asked the user to select which items can fit inside the sample item (which was a handbag). You'd think that a multimodal deep learning model…
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Comment #44945924
Do you cache data on the client and write buffer it on the way back to the server? I made a key value store as a hobby project, that also kind of streamed the data and it was conve…
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Comment #44292406
Oh dang, so the others do walk among us?
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Comment #44035811
The problem with natural keys is that nobody ever says, "My bad, I should have spelled my name the same way on this form as I did when I registered for the service, I promise not t…
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Comment #43302558
that's nice, but the US digital asset stockpile is not the strategic bitcoin reserve. The sentence that controls acquisition in the strategic bitcoin reserve is the one before it: …
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Comment #41851753
One would think that the difficulty of making a company profitable when it's training larger and larger LLMs, combined with the diminishing returns and model collapse phenomenon, w…
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Comment #41795612
frigging ...what?
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Comment #41354436
It’s a case of rugged individualism, the search for the elusive use case: cryptid currencies, beware of geeks bearing grifts.
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Comment #41173730
Yes routers learn details about the destination of the packets they carry, but this is not a problem for most purposes. The author goes on to make some vague insinuation that tls i…
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Comment #40846609
Actually a lot of people are saying that Linux is the best platform for developing GUIs.
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Comment #40469355
The C language has rules around 'effective type' which determine what object type a block of memory can have, while the C++ language has rules around object model which does basica…
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Comment #35188088
cringe and seethe
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Comment #32241423
Back in 2021 I guessed that Shopify was overvalued because it didn't benefit from the same network effect that Amazon benefits from. (Also I preregistered this prediction so you kn…
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Comment #31278185
Decentraland uses a peer to peer-user connection model, which needs 'number of users' connections per client and will never scale. The intent is to not have to trust catalyst serve…
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Comment #30805699
Most bitcoin have never been sold. Bitcoin is a commodity that is intended to serve as a store of value, and other commodities like gold and silver do their work as a store of valu…
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Comment #30784964
The fees for buying using credit or debit card are still 2.5% (5% round trip). I always assume that savvy users use coinbase pro by moving crypto in from other exchanges where trad…
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Comment #30680629
If I remembered correctly Rails originated the concept of an opinionated framework, and everybody else copied it to some extent. Yet it's the only platform that the author disses. …