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julianbuse
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Comment #38004208
part of the problem /s
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Comment #36531770
its 70k to 90k PER MONTH, not per year
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Comment #33717828
IMO a better game is subterfuge, because it allows you to schedule commands into the future, which means you don't have to wake up at ungodly hours of the night to execute a comman…
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Comment #33512836
I feel like people just really love the product. I have a friend who has one and says its amazing.
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Comment #33425359
the apple silicon macs are probably your best bet right now.
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Comment #33018817
Poe's law in action: I cannot determine whether this is satire or not.
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Comment #32729808
sadly?
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Comment #32725961
I dont think the video is really about the paper, it's just a hook.
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Comment #32677228
poe's law strikes again
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Comment #32498548
This actually looks quite cool, and looks like something I would use.
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Comment #32330229
I'm not sure if you know this, and it might not be useful to you even if you do, but workers can interact with the cache directly: https://developers.cloudflare.com/workers/runtime…
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Comment #32218115
Yeah I pay 65 Euros a month for an unlimited mobile data plan with Deutsche Telekom, and that's with a young person discount and without a phone included.
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Comment #32034912
There isn't an intermediary api. Aws amplify is a Backend as a Service, and so your components directly query the database instead of you building an api and building the querying …
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Comment #31998193
By web app, I believe the author meant apps served in a browser, not a mobile app made from html/css/js with a cordova/capacitorjs wrapper. Also, google has problems delivering fun…
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Comment #31790639
I've been trying to roll this myself, so it's pretty cool that someone build this.
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Comment #31722523
> We wanted to communicate this as early as possible Two months is a bit short for a database change, don't you think?
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Ask HN: Could you train a chatbot like a GAN?
I was reading something about how google's new chatbot fails the turing test when you try to elicit machine behaviour from it. Could one train a chatbot that passes the turing test…
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Comment #31712227
When I read the title, I thought they meant not thinking ahead. This makes much more sense though!
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Comment #31692717
I agree that tailwind may not be the most elegant way to style a webpage, and I also prefer classes and regular css or sass, but I don't think you will convince anyone to give up t…