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myuzio

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    Comment #42811058

    I love how wholesome the comments are, probably the most wholesome thread about startups I've ever seen. congrats :)

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    Comment #36349173

    Your API key is only stored client-side, on the server-side only a hash of it is stored. Your entire chat history is encrypted/decrypted on the client-side so there is no way someo…

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    Show HN: ChatGPT with Access to the Internet

    This is a client for the OpenAI's GPT API (requires you to have an API key). Features: - Can look things up for you over the internet - End-to-end encrypted chat history - No login…

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    Show HN: GPT UI similar to ChatGPT but with sudo access

    This is an interface on top of the OpenAI API for GPT-3 and 4. It looks similar to ChatGPT, but has a few more features. It does require you to have an API key for the GPT API. The…

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    Comment #33918545

    Came here to say this. It's unfortunately not a new problem. I use Shadow Tech on my M1 Macbook to play windows games, and this has been bugging me ever since. The irony is that th…

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    Comment #33883360

    > Can chatgpt replace software developer's job? It is unlikely that chatbots or large language models like GPT-3 could replace the job of a software developer. While they may be ab…

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    Comment #33882693

    People said a lot of the same things about blockchain (and bitcoin) a couple of years ago. The world has changed in many ways since then, just not in the way they predicted.

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    Comment #33818738

    > Containers at near-native speeds Wow, I'm dying to see how it works! > brew install qemu :|

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    Comment #33682073

    It looks nice in code, but it's a hell to debug.

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    Comment #33619760

    Nothing wrong with getting some help from automation though. It makes things more effective, so if you want to keep relationship with friends/family then you will get that, if you …

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    Comment #33408819

    I highly recommend the book "Kill It with Fire" by Marianne Bellotti

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    Comment #33368586

    Thanks for sharing. The only actual useful thing I got from this post.

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    Comment #33368583

    10 years of doing something wrong doesn't make it any better. 10 years of doing something and RTFM instead of random blog posts and SOF may help.

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    Comment #33368186

    Same thing happened to me since 2021, weirdly enough my VIM setup was quite close to yours. Nowadays, I'm using VSCode + vim plugin, which is kind of the best of the two worlds. Wh…

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    Comment #33361852

    The author seems more about having fun than actually making a point.

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    Comment #33345802

    This post makes me wish I could down-vote posts on HN.

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    Comment #33335549

    If anyone's interested in how this actually works, take a look at this (originally linked) article: https://justine.lol/ape.html This reminds me a little bit about how "Wine" works…

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    Comment #33315094

    I love it, I'm not the only person who likes to drive fake cars to relax.

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    Comment #33130768

    I'm surprised no-one mentioned Amazon Lightsail by now. Anyway, yes, AWS can be super expensive especially if you don't know what you're doing, regardless of type of processing.

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    Comment #33063757

    I have the same feeling, that's why I decided to filter out all that noise for myself, and created this blog: https://rubberduck.so I read the posts every day and filter out "amusi…

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    Comment #33054967

    Comparing React Testing Library with Cypress is comparing apples and oranges. They provide tools for writing different kinds of tests. React Testing Library is useful for testing R…