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About xxbondsxx
http://pcottle.github.io/learnGitBranching/?demo
Want to seen an obscene use of CSS transitions? See:
http://petermcottle.com
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Show HN: A meditative waiting room for Claude/Codex
I kept finding myself getting distracted during those unpredictable stretches while Claude or Codex was working, so I built a little place to spend that time instead. It’s a mix be…
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Comment #48863125
Glad it can be helpful!
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Show HN: Hacker News book recs as study guides
Hey HN, I loved Pieter Mae's HN book map from 2024 ( https://hnbooks.pieterma.es/ ) and immediately wanted to dive into a lot of the nonfiction books. I didn't have a ton of time t…
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Comment #46005217
This is very polished! I worked on http://learngitbranching.js.org/ which is a similar approach (browser simulated lessons). My one suggestion is that you might want to allow peopl…
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Comment #44223852
For example, Perplexity has been fudging their accounting numbers to shift COGS to R&D to make their margin appear profitable: https://thedeepdive.ca/did-perplexity-fudge-its-numbe…
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Comment #44223838
You can't compare an API that is profitable (search) to an API that is likely a loss-leader to grab market share (hosted LLM cloud models). Sure there might not be any analysis tha…
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Comment #43807620
I hope you'll be OK!
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Comment #41579692
Hello, author here :) It's actually not based on geolocation, I just directly look at navigator.language / navigator.browserLanguage: https://github.com/pcottle/learnGitBranching/b…
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Comment #40981972
Thanks for saying the quiet part out loud here -- everyone wants to believe in education improvement but there's a harsh reality of the industry that is pretty unpleasant to confro…
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Comment #36132707
Surprisingly large number of people at the beach for San Francisco (which is usually pretty cold). These digital remasters give me a bit of an odd feeling though -- the technology …
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Comment #36132664
This is the best explanation for both async/await and hooks that I've ever heard, thank you! It also shows that although there might be some learning investment required to use the…
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Comment #36132604
Ever wanted to hear a spicy debate on any topic by some former presidents? Well now you can via the magic of ChatGPT, ElevenLabs, Three.JS, and React Three Fiber!
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Comment #30248842
The founders can answer better, but a lot of traders are not just looking at individual stocks but rather packages of stocks together. Say you want to invest in the health + tech s…
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Comment #30247696
For those who want a rough programming analogy here -- this sounds like support for multi-row transactions in a SQL database where only single row edits were allowed before. Now yo…
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Comment #29513662
Yes they are, in a sense that the outstanding mortgage debt grows at a slower pace than inflation. However the 3% is guaranteed for ~30 years, so it's likely the bank would still c…
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Comment #25613934
The forks don't "disappear", but they get overruled since the consensus has shifted to the majority opinion of the ledger. Thus all of the transactions on a local fork (that doesn'…
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Comment #23170157
This is awesome! What kind of bias would we expect to see in the training set?
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Comment #14830772
Given the precision of the points, lexicographical order on (x,y) would essentially be lexicographical order on just x, which then induces a lot of jumping around the map.
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Comment #14830759
Yes this is just a standard JSONP response as served through jQuery; not sure why this wasn't clarified.
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Comment #13882669
Wow, I'm surprised this isn't bigger news yet. Even further indication that Level 4 driving needs LIDAR
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That sounds nuts; it seems like a huge liability that they are putting AP2 in the hands of consumers when it can be more dangerous than just the average driver...
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Comment #13720940
> You down voters really support that? Amazing. They are probably misinterpreting your comment; at first I thought you meant Levandowski was the one who invented the LIDAR componen…
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