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tsthename
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Comment #40962117
Apart from being a personal cache for your thoughts, it also catches you from going down rabbit holes. Keeping a log like this is one kind of guard. I've had to come up with my own…
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Comment #34285410
My Latest Post: Using GPT-3 and Hacker News for slightly creepy market research Link: https://idiotlamborghini.com/articles/using_gpt3_and_hacker_...
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Comment #34109483
I tried to do this with hacker news data [0]. I wanted to feed the model the entire community's discourse and then ask it questions (like simulating an interview with a HN user). T…
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Comment #34109365
That's close to the conclusion I come to in my experiment [0]. Focusing on the generational capabilities can make some cool demos but investing in good search felt like the most us…
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Comment #33721326
While the author's anecdotal evidence is coherent, it's not enough to establish causation. Especially if the measure of productivity is feelings of sluggishness. Rust or not, there…
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Comment #33421767
Separating functions helps us use the right tool for the job. Taxonomies are for semantics, and the file system is for retrievability. The comfort of hierarchies makes it easy to t…
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Ask HN: Project based data structures and algorithms book?
Most books I've read on the topic follow a similar structure. Introduce Big O notation, introduces concepts in the abstract and show isolated implementations in code. At work I fin…
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Comment #28328820
Just thinking about the problem some more (from the perspective of the data owner), I wonder if instead of solving the problem at migration time the problem could be solved at the …
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Comment #28328538
Never used either while modelling professionally but I think CIM's focus is slightly more on interoperability while Schema.org's goal was on sharing semantics and metadata. Those g…
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Comment #28328197
My first instinct is to develop a Hotswap unified schema, something like ( https://cloudinformationmodel.org/cim-model/ ) and then develop bidirectional mappings to particular serv…
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Comment #28236936
I've never worked with Clojure and the article does a poor job explaining how it contributes to feature shipping speed. Functional programming? REPL? I've personally experienced be…
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Comment #28154860
I was thinking about finding something like this. Perfect timing! FYI: The hamburger menu is broken on my mobile. Google Chrome, Android 11, Huawei P30 lite
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Comment #28065538
Awesome, thanks for the link. So I signed up for the free tier. There's an option to compose mail that's paylocked. Do I need my own domain for that? If not, i.e if I'm using paced…