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praash
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Comment #48969069
My local grocery store goes a bit further, selling € 280-350 laptops with 4 GB RAM and Win11 preinstalled. Absolutely bonkers.
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Comment #48942133
At a glance the repo feels like a meticulous forensic investigation, but I couldn't find any photographs or other information about the alleged drone capture and where all this inf…
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Comment #48923783
I really like your analogy as-is, but LLMs aren't reliable power tools. Asking for external help requires good communication and can be overkill for small tasks. Hiring a team of s…
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Comment #48683345
Dan, your HN comments are a collection of beautiful essays that is becoming a reference library for healthy discourse. I think it deserves a dedicated website.
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Comment #48671049
> zero-content Changing the default demo is a reasonable and actionable suggestion.
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Comment #48656221
"Heavy-duty" calls for exaggerated impact and prestige. "Tony pioneered the famous red-and-green squiggles of Microsoft Word, empowering millions of users with a spell-checking rev…
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Comment #48617304
The conclusion conflicts oddly with the author's arguments and interests. Attributing LLM usage would actually help the author avoid articles even touched by LLMs, but they indirec…
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Comment #48450766
I really like this idea of rapidly extensible software, a browser is a nice sandbox for it! Models also seem to be much better at generating programs than "manually" executing a de…
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Comment #48449711
Lightweight browser extensions generated on demand, now there's a good use case for what they seem to be actually building. Extending applications without having to launch a full a…
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Comment #48448953
I laughed on the groundbreaking emphasis that you can move and resize the chat window because it's a Mac. You're up to something, maybe they really have a broken pseudo-window with…
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Comment #48448385
My impression was that they're doubling down on that horrid Liquid glass. Apparently there's a new fancy slider for making it more (but not completely) opaque? Did I miss an option…
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Comment #48347484
It's funny how well this reflects the contrast in internet advice between Windows and Linux issues. All users deserve advice beginning with thorough sanity-checks and potential qui…
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Comment #48118350
I'm scared that the influence of the largest companies exceeds governments of most nations.
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Comment #47727466
Allegation of severe HN censorship. Further speculation on the political motives inside Y Combinator.
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Comment #47650316
You are controlling your emotions with that technique, accepting and waiting emotions out is just not the only option. Getting indoors from a cold rain is an obvious choice. I can'…
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Comment #46898305
Probably flagged by containing suspicious words, such as "children", "stripped", "strings" and "kill"
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Comment #46304788
I stopped worrying after I began protecting all keys with a passphrase.
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Comment #46190545
I hate generic name-text-submit-forms as the only method of contact. Somehow the article makes them the definition of not a "f** off contact page" - why? I think such forms are a d…
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Comment #46160674
Even worse, dry heaping spoonfuls easily get 2-4x the volume of liquids fitting the same spoon. We can't just guess the recipe's teaspoon standard and blindly convert everything to…
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Comment #45549719
I don't think data leak extortioners have any incentive to even pretend they won't keep asking further payment. Why not just offer a monthly subscription "service"?
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Comment #45424856
Measuring pasta with calipers is prime HN material, thank you for posting this!
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Comment #44920094
https://0ver.org/
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Comment #44886076
For tracking to be at all effective, this requires the user to log all of their transactions thoroughly and accurately. Personally I'd never remember to update the logs immediately…