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lnalx

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    Show HN: Live Translation with Voxtral Mini Realtime and DeepL

    This experimental project transcribes and translates speech in real time using Mistral's new Voxtral realtime API and DeepL ( https://huggingface.co/mistralai/Voxtral-Mini-4B-Realt…

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    Comment #44601196

    Simply put, without VC funding, these services would cost hundreds of dollars per month, and nobody would pay those prices. Companies like Anthropic can offer $20 plans precisely b…

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    Comment #38176200

    I ditched all apps for habits, focus, goal oriented. I realized my brain could do that for free and without technology, with some work.

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    Comment #37879414

    How can doing this cannot affect your SEO?

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    Ask HN: Does debating or taking positions reflect maturity level of developers?

    With the new debate around using Typescript or JS. To know that such and such a language or framework is the most widely used and therefore the best, or any other unfounded positio…

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    Show HN: Claper – a Slido open-source alternative made with Elixir

    If you already know Slido, AhaSlides or Mentimeter, there is no solid open-source alternative to these tools. This is why I want to help public speakers and those who have to make …

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    Comment #37323647

    > Ruby's poor performance hobbles it even in places it's supposed to be good (twitter was rewritten to Scala over rails). All performances are relative. Ruby or Python is very perf…

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    Comment #37201960

    I still remember the day I met John Warnock as if it was yesterday. John's humility, despite his monumental success, taught me to always keep my feet on the ground. His vision insp…

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    Ask HN: Do You Pay for Newsletter?

    Being someone who consumes newsletter a lot, I paid for the first time a newsletter about finance and investing because the provided value is worth it. Do you pay for newsletter? I…

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    Comment #37105512

    I like the analogy of retail self-checkout system. It exists for a decade and the cashier job still there. Don’t be afraid of the evolution of technology, humans take time to adapt…

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    Ask HN: What “Web Integrity API” merge means for the future of internet?

    It's done, The WIA feature has been merge into the Chronium repo (https://github.com/chromium/chromium/commit/6f47a22906b2899412e79a2727355efa9cc8f5bd). Is the worst to come? What …

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    Comment #36880981

    Hi, I've created Claper [0], an open-source tool for real-time interaction with a public. You have multiple ways to monetize an OSS, starting from donation, sponsorship to consulti…

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    Comment #36812085

    This is definitely the more robust, durable and cheaper alternative. But clearly is a utopia for today.

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    Comment #36812064

    Are you sure about the fixed fee? Their website says it isn't. > We do not have monthly fees, set-up fees, integration fees or closure fees. We do have a minimum invoice depending …

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    Ask HN: Why Discord instead of a public forum?

    With the Reddit blackout, I see plenty of communities redirecting their members to their Discord. But Discord is far from being a real knowledge base, it's overwhelming and informa…

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    Ask HN: As a developer, do you consider the carbon footprint of your apps?

    Hi there, I'm terrible at addressing the current environmental challenges. This morning, I discovered the Website Carbon Calculator [0] and tested all the websites I've created. To…

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    Ask HN: Senior SWE, what would you say to today's jr SWE?

    The world is moving fast and being a SWE has always been a challenge. With new frameworks, language, AI... we tend to simplify our job and forget about the history or the basics. A…

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    Comment #35118781

    Rails is the way to go. The productivity of the Ruby language is insane. It's battle tested for decades and you can easily scale your prototype. If you want a simple app served on …

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