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will_wright
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Comment #47691017
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Comment #46757863
pretty close to anthropic’s version, yes? or am I mistaken https://github.com/anthropic-experimental/sandbox-runtime
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Comment #43071829
came here to add atuin!
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Comment #39836578
love the idea! I would have registered if it weren't using passkey. is there a reason you chose this for user verification? I've never used it and am hesitant to adopt technologies…
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Comment #39377095
I'm a novice at nginx and using modules. how do I figure out if the nginx docker images that I use are effected by this? it looks like the default image uses `debian:bookworm-slim`…
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Comment #36628029
I remember reviewing this paper with my lab when it was published! Very interesting work
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Comment #36050881
great! thanks for the suggestions
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Comment #36033699
I second Hyperion and Neuromancer -- both are amazing book and a great representation of modern and classic sci-fi
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Ask HN: Open-Source Developer Donations
Given the discussion around wikimedia [1] I'd like to shift my very modest annual donations over to supporting open source developers What is the best app or channel for donating t…
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Comment #35051719
is it though?! "language is the house of being"
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Comment #34782604
I love this paper! I first read it years ago in college. The Botany of Desire is also a great read if you're into the study of plants and civilization
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Comment #34663251
Well written article, thanks! I think some of your critics need to look up the term "veiled criticism"
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Comment #34636626
FYI @claudfuen "Get Started" link in the footer is broken -- redirects to https://www.leapml.dev/singup (typo)
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Comment #33965060
Right! I had a similar thought: the article appeared to be building to an interesting conclusion then ended abruptly... One follow-on paragraph could have easily explored autodidac…
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Comment #33926265
I had this same thought. It makes sense that they would leverage gpt3, given how expensive it was to train. I wonder if they see themselves as competitors?
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Comment #33756756
Im not sure why you are getting so many negative comments. For those that are interested in open source, and would be contributing to projects regardless, I think this is a great i…