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Comment #48859536
> They're not going to struggle at all with things a 4-9 year old is learning Children ask some incredibly deep questions, I would not sell them short.
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Comment #48480079
The MacMediaKeyForwarder works like a charm: https://github.com/quentinlesceller/macmediakeyforwarder
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Comment #47087811
LLMs are great at knowledge transfer, the real question is how well can they demonstrate intelligence with "unknown unknown" types of questions. This model has the benefit of being…
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Comment #46398448
That is indeed the current workaround, but IMO still unwieldy and inefficient. I find that the hotkeys alone allow you to fly around the comments and scan them way faster.
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Comment #46398394
Appreciate the feedback! Agreed that on HN, even collapsing at L2 would be a significant improvement. I'll keep brainstorming with the UX for the next version. I appreciate your pe…
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Comment #46277321
https://hn-comments.netlify.app/ I got tired of the lack of ergonomics around HN comments, and built my own navigator/viewer.
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Comment #46234210
the "best practice" suggestion would be to do this in a sandboxed container
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Comment #45690588
I've been using bkt ( https://github.com/dimo414/bkt ) for subprocess caching. It has some nice features, like providing a ttl for cache expiration. In-pipeline memoization looks n…
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Comment #45381851
I will never use Gemini for this reason. The enshittification of Search is so treacherously disgraceful and user-hostile, that I have no faith that the same fate won't occur with G…
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Comment #44700981
Mirror: https://web.archive.org/web/20250725124140/https://pastebin....
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Comment #44490717
Spot-on article. What's especially aggravating is the "skill-issue" meme that folks retort with when you make mention of this.
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Comment #44450713
Absolutely not. People are not asking for dark patterns to engineer their behavior to maximize retention. This is like locking a kid in a room full of candy, and then blaming them …
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Comment #37343390
Wonder if they could use Google Takeout [1] to export all their YouTube data, and then try to search through the history data. [1] https://takeout.google.com/
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Comment #36948083
do you have a link to the git guide?
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Comment #36437135
The irony of a cookie popup showing up on the author’s blog..
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Comment #34214532
Anyone have a link for this?
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Comment #33820759
I would love an AI-enabled chat bot that transforms text -> diagrams. Diagram creation could still be a lot easier. For example: "I want to show that the causes of burnout are the …
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Comment #33124620
This. It's east to be fooled by the illusion of choice and customization. Just see what happens to other markets in maturity, e.g. food: https://bigthink.com/technology-innovation/…
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Comment #32919551
I think having a small "Dismiss" link or "X" button could feel a little less coercive. I do appreciate being able to click outside the modal to do this, but it wasn't immediately c…