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xpl

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    Comment #49154631

    Does it have any overlaps with React Compiler — like the auto-memoization that they have? Also, is there any read on the downsides / shortcomings / caveats of Octane vs. vanilla Re…

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    Comment #49154096

    The model is a bit different from React (no deps, hooks can be under ifs) — do coding agents recognize it or they get confused when they see that code?

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    Comment #48243017

    > they will not be able to obtain non-immigration visas in the future Why? Aren't L1 and H1B "dual intent" visas?

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    Comment #48184234

    It made a big difference when it first appeared on the battlefield. Russia has adapted since then, so it's no longer a game changer. But systems like these helped Ukraine hold on, …

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    Comment #47543334

    > Their capabilities should saturate at human or maybe above-average human performance LLMs do have superhuman reasoning speed and superhuman dedication. Speed is something you can…

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    Show HN: Better HN – Realtime Comment Updates and Cleaner Look

    I'm sharing a userscript for for those who read the HN comments section a lot: 1. Updates comments without reloading the page — instantly see new ones as they appear. 2. Cleaner co…

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    Comment #47369603

    Is this a joke? If it's not trainable / differentiable when why do it in the first place? It's just as inefficient and inflexible as it gets compared to tool calling — you have to …

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    Comment #47291459

    Unfortunately, no. We allow hybrid work, but only if you're willing to relocate immediately (U.S. only).

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    Comment #47280830

    We at Avride are hiring in Austin for a full-time, onsite position. In this role, you'll help build state-of-the-art 3D data annotation tools that advance autonomous driving. We're…

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    Comment #47066410

    > Tesla is famously anything but a car company because their cars are mediocre in every way except the battery range I can't say that I'm a big fan of this guy... But I can tell yo…

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    Comment #46643203

    sqlite with extensions, scales to millions of docs easily

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    Comment #46213843

    A similar project of mine (generated back when GPT-4 was out, along with comment threads and articles): https://crackernews.github.io/

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    Comment #45760336

    > What are some examples? "Weaponizing Wikipedia Against Israel" https://aish.com/weaponizing-wikipedia-against-israel/

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    Comment #45130598

    Why not use actual Ethereum as a base layer? If you want speed, build (or use) an L2 on top of it. I can hardly see any value in "yet another private blockchain" — just use a datab…

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    Comment #44832711

    They say: In the API, all GPT‑5 models can accept a maximum of 272,000 input tokens and emit a maximum of 128,000 reasoning & output tokens, for a total context length of 400,000 t…

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    Comment #44146211

    Only at first glance. It can easily render things that would be very hard to implement in an FPS engine. What AI can dream up in milliseconds could take hundreds of human hours to …

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    Comment #44041656

    Check out this Russian Telegram channel on AP https://t.me/usadminvisaprocessing/1 There are people who file collective mandamus lawsuits, so you might consider joining one of thos…

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    Comment #43967844

    https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1922015999118680495.html

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    Comment #43701165

    One interesting benefit is that OpenAI would be able to detect bots using their APIs to generate content.