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sudosays
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Comment #46462938
This tickled my brain in a nice way. I'm probably butchering this, but in my mind it is something like: 1. From the squirrels frame of reference and local coordinate system, the ma…
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Comment #45746407
Counterpoint: I think he should stay and fight the good fight. Indie blog businesses are great for the health of the human internet, and I don't think surrendering preemptively wil…
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Comment #44580181
If you haven't already you should check out uv: https://github.com/astral-sh/uv It solves a lot of the package management headaches for me.
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Comment #43760490
It seems boringcactus does not like referrals from HN lol. Quoting from assets/site.js: // Never read Hacker News // - Aphyr, "Hexing the technical interview" if (document.referrer…
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Comment #43704763
Thought HN would also enjoy this beautiful visualizer combining data from multiple streams.
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Comment #41045787
IIUC think the article is saying that the assumption is the issue. That the default is to assume that working in the service industry is only a stepping stone and therefore less va…
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Comment #41044107
Seeing as this article is from April 2023, I wonder if there has been an update to this effort from MS. I also would be curious to know if the Rust for Linux and Windows Rust effor…
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Comment #41034326
> In any case, their hypothesis is testable: which open source innovations from Llama1/2 informed Llama3? I am not sure, but I agree that it is definitely testable. If I had to gue…
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Comment #41004584
This makes me think of Meta's approach in open sourcing a lot of their AI efforts. I can't find the exact snippet from the Zuckerberg interview, but the reasoning was: If Meta open…
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Comment #32763523
I am glad that I am not the only one thinking about the long term for links. As someone who grew up with the early 2000s internet link rot, and the dead internet definitely scare m…