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Comment #48679291
That's fair, we can disagree. I don't think I'm personally anthropomorphising llms (I think my mental model of how they work is rough but fairly accurate), but at a population leve…
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Comment #48678963
This was a conscious choice, addressed in a footnote in the blog post: > This is my first time writing up a project that I worked on using an AI agent. I kept writing “we” because …
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Comment #48677305
OP here, that looks really neat, thanks for the link!
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Comment #48276069
The point of the fund is to invest outside of Norway so as to avoid the Norwegian economy overheating and increasing inflation
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Comment #46243164
Feels like the right thread to shamelessly plug my app that lets you do these types of walks/runs virtually: https://www.inthelongrun.app
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Comment #46096098
Reflections on my great-grandparents time in New York.
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Comment #46023009
Flashcards to help you train your shell keyboard shortcut muscle memory
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Comment #45836967
It's based on popularity on Resident Advisor / RA (those are the clubs that had the most "followers" among their userbase)
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Comment #45836010
Author here, this is good to know.! I tried to spotcheck the regions and countries, but wasn't familiar with all of them so didn't want to make assumptions (and didn't make time to…
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Comment #45835938
If you click a club its region and country should be in its detail panel underneath their logo. The region and country filters should show you just the clubs in the given region/co…
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Comment #45835084
The technical details of a visualisation built around the lineups and programming at the world's most popular nightclubs.
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Show HN: SQLYac – Structured SQL files you can run from the terminal
Inspired by .http files and HTTPYac, SQLYac lets you write executable SQL documentation with variables, safety prompts, and per-query targeting. Instead of scattered .sql files or …
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Comment #45125748
Famously bearded philosopher Hannah Arendt? There's an Arendt/aren't joke in there somewhere.
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Comment #44326120
No worries, it's also interesting to see different peoples approaches to the best syntax for this. Exporters/importers do make life a bit easier I suppose. I don't know what the me…
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Comment #44325972
This looks interesting. Longtime user of the Vscode-restclient, but have been moving over to httpyac lately for the scripting and cli use. Will take a look to see if hurl is a good…
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Comment #44134221
Brave seems to remove these parameters from links. Discussion (and links to examples/docs): https://github.com/brave/brave-browser/issues/35094
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Ask HN: Apps exposing users through share links
A thing I've noticed recently is more and more apps including some sort of "share id" query string parameter when you copy a link to share content. These parameters are then (somet…
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Comment #42317252
Got to give a shout out to https://youhole.tv on a similar note. Gives you similarly obscure videos, but without any context or links which makes it feel more ephemeral and random …