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Ask HN: Help me navigate a PIP at a remote startup in the Netherlands
Hey HN, I'm in a tough spot and could use some outside perspective, especially from anyone who's navigated startup politics or EU/Dutch employment law. I'm a senior engineer with a…
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Comment #42849449
My layman view is that more compute (more reasoning) will not solve harder problems. I'm using those models every day and when problem hits a certain complexity it will fail, no ma…
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Comment #42848910
I hope the hedge fund shorted NVDA to make some good money along the way too hahaha!
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Comment #42848796
They could make a ton of money shorting NVDA and releasing the paper. The most honest short position ever!
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Comment #42840289
We are at multiple trillion dollar investment territory, all purely based on the idea that "to make AI you need lots of GPU and power"
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Comment #42840104
four GPUs are very convincing indeed! :D
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Comment #42836720
I use yek https://github.com/bodo-run/yek
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Comment #42821198
Does it work nicely on Linux? I'm very curious about this
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Comment #42819303
All I want is an iPhone Shortcuts script to delete messages like "Hi" and "Hey" from unknown numbers. I get so many of those and having to delete them is a pain. Shortcuts does not…
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Comment #42807118
I saw this earlier. benchmarks are impressive! Did OpenAI release anything beside this product? Any benchmarks at least to compare? It feels like OpenAI is betting on the fact that…
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Comment #42802104
This is a very uniformed response IMO. S3 seems very niche compared to Node.js compatibility. Not sure why you're attacking me for saying this?
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Comment #42801967
I have not tried Bun yet but the long list of features makes me skeptical that it's all solid and bug-free. I'm wishing to be wrong. I'll give it a spin in a future project. From a…
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Comment #42800517
Can someone please do some security research on this to see what it sends when it calls home? I'm terrified to install a binary like that
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Comment #42800457
I agree with Tailwind's stance on this. You really don't need @apply if you're breaking things down to smaller components. I often see people have things like text1 text2 ... . Thi…
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Comment #42800231
I think everyone who worked at Google in the past has PTSD from having to migrate gRPC schemas. What a mess! Type safety doesn't have to be this costly
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Comment #42793002
no... one more lane will fix the traffic. Truly American approach Amazing to see how DeepSeek R1 is doing better than OpenAI models with much less resources
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Comment #42792979
if your birth year starts with 2, I can see why you might think that
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Comment #42792948
I am paying for o1 Pro but since Deepseek R1 came out I stopped using it. So there goes $200/mo of their revenue ;)
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Comment #42792708
I know. It is sad. Naming can also be seen as a way of showing respect to a hugely impactful paper if you want to be positive about it.
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Comment #42792453
Here is a conundrum: With all that AI generated code being pushed, as a leader I wonder which is better? Enforce a ton of e2e so no code that is really well thought through all asp…
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Comment #42786211
I'm not trying to be cheeky here. They have literally joked about how TypeScript versions means nothing really. So they can't just announce a new major version and drop enums compl…
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Comment #42786159
https://ai.meta.com/research/publications/large-concept-mode...
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Comment #42777773
Google Maps is not showing Palestine on the maps app. it shows middle of the ocean when you search for it...