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Comment #49127016
as a maintainer, seems nicer than getting a slop pr with no context.
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Comment #48692000
Not on your list, but getting annoyed with streaming text. Just want to see the message when it is complete instead of getting blasted by large number of tokens rendering per secon…
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Comment #48240667
big opportunity to buy kan.bot
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Comment #48036949
> If I understand correctly, my agent just needs to run `curl curl.md/targetsite.com` and it will receive the webpage in an optimized Markdown file format. Yes, your agent can use …
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Show HN: Curl.md – URL to Markdown for Agents
Yet another URL -> Markdown service. curl.md's angle is it is focused on developers. One of the surprising things about converting HTML to Markdown: You often don't need to. - grab…
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Comment #47821567
> Can you tell me more about the :: blocks thing. I didn’t know that was a Markdown element. They are Markdown directives
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Comment #46016647
This was a worry for me when leaving my full time job in 2022 to work on open source. Our OSS project was able to pay rent, but was concerned about healthcare costs for my partner …
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Comment #45851404
I'm not questioning his investment abilities, just curious what he offers that is strategic (advice, dealmaking, etc). Aside: Saquon Barkley's (pro football player) portfolio is in…
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Comment #45850275
> Martin and Mike both advised strategic angels instead of friends and family to fill out the round, so that’s what we did. How is Kevin Durant (pro basketball player) a strategic …
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Comment #45140968
> Delight is overblown, in my opinion Nerdsnipe perpetuated by other engineers/designers admiring it on Twitter. Nothing wrong with that, just shouldn’t pretend that most users car…
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Comment #44988946
That would be great! Even if EV pollution is zero, cars still take up a lot of space in a city where space is very limited.
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Comment #44988919
NYC doesn’t have a lot of surface parking lots.
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Comment #44988576
Thanks for the correction. Updated.
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Comment #44988481
> not sure why you think waymo would fight against that If you were to pedestrianize 10% of Manhattan (or for example all of Broadway, which is being considered), then that’s less …
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Comment #44988426
It’s a step in the right direction, but they still pollute (heavy electric vehicles have a lot more tire dust) and take up a lot space (could close roads and build housing or just …
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Comment #44988366
I’d believe it, but the fact that any pedestrians/bikers are killed/injured by cars in NYC is unacceptable.
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Comment #44988282
This is great long term for having cars that follow traffic laws since human drivers in NYC are awful (kill/injure pedestrians, bikers, and other street users all the time). Not so…
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Comment #44925401
Seems possible that on/off-ramps are leveled up in the next few years as Stripe and other large financial institutions all try to launch and dominate stablecoins.
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Comment #44925079
Bit dated, but from my experience, yes. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24291790
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Comment #44924502
In 2018, Patreon almost got kicked off of Stripe because Mastercard objected to NSFW content (probably because of PACs and/or “moralizing busybodies”). Patreon booted most of the N…
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Comment #44761104
There used to be something like this at the Boston Museum of Science, where you created a fish (don’t remember if you drew it freehand and/or selected from different fish parts) an…
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Comment #44481112
Does she pay for parking or benefit from the over 2M free parking spots?
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Comment #44481033
The Federal Highway Administration tried to revoke its approval for the program (some federal roads in the congestion relief zone). Still being litigated last I checked.