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kwakubiney
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About kwakubiney
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Comment #49245192
Why’s it not on Linux? What are the difficulties with that platform?
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Comment #49244125
Any idea of anyone exploring this space? Sounds interesting
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Comment #49162361
Those people had no choice. In my opinion, it’s harder to grind through problems knowing very well an answer is a prompt away.
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Comment #49162298
Might be a very noob question but in this era of LLMs, let me ask the reverse, how do you gain expertise? It seems this rewards people who had expertise pre LLMs, but what about pe…
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Comment #49103385
>The recent major geopolitical shifts and their intersection with energy commodity markets. Any specific resources you're using?
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Comment #47809131
What’s happening in May?
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Comment #47668784
I love it. I use it all the time to communicate to my agents via opencode.
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Comment #47561948
Might be a noob question, but why can't EVs have solar panels on them directly so they can get charged just by moving around? Or why can't we have SVs(Solar Vehicles)? Why do we ha…
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Comment #47428479
Interesting. Currently building something simpler with outbound[1]. Decided to go with gRPC instead, but mine is mostly focusing on developers, for basic HTTP service reverse tunne…
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Comment #47307378
Nope! This is for development purposes only. Say, for example, you have a frontend team that wants to connect to a service, and that service talks to other services to get a respon…
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Comment #47307307
I’m working on a small deployment tool called push2start[1]. The goal is to make Docker Compose apps easier to deploy from a laptop to a remote server without a lot of custom scrip…
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Show HN: Outbound, a minimal reverse tunnel in Go
Hi HN, I built Outbound, a minimal self-hosted HTTP tunneling tool in Go. An agent running behind a firewall opens a long-lived bidirectional gRPC stream to an edge server. The edg…
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Comment #47065101
> every DERP server used by your tailnet must be accessible by every node on your tailnet at all times, otherwise you get hard-to-debug netsplits. What would allow a given pair of …
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Comment #46939756
Remixify[1]. What I mean to do is target DJs and people who love to own their playlist curating process. We aim to help people find remixes to their favourite Spotify playlists. Al…
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Comment #46486480
Naive question maybe but how haven’t the models been trained on your answer if it’s on SO?
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Comment #46397306
Complications and Being Mortal by Atul Gawande. Made me appreciate modern medicine more. One other l book that shifted my thinking completely about AI and how far we are from AGI: …
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Show HN: Wordwright.ai – Learn vocabulary by writing, not memorizing
Hi HN, I built a Chrome extension that flips vocabulary learning on its head. Instead of flashcards where you passively recognise words, Wordwright.ai makes you actively use them. …
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Comment #46267421
Oops! Seems to load for me. Does it still hang for you?
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Comment #46267294
Glad it fits a case you have! Always open to feedback too!
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Comment #46267128
I'm building a utility to help DJs find "play-out" versions of tracks they already like[1]. You can play with it here[2]. Streaming services are optimized for Radio Edits. But to a…
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Show HN: Remixify – Find alternate versions of tracks in your Spotify playlists
I built this because I have a specific workflow problem when digging for music. I often have a Spotify playlist of original tracks I like, but to actually play them in a DJ set, I …
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Show HN: Remixify – Turn any Spotify playlist into a remix playlist
Hi HN, I built Remixify because I love house music, and there are so many cool remixes and refixes out there. Sometimes I just want a fresh experience of songs I already love. Remi…