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ylere
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About ylere
Previously co-founder 1aim Member of the Good Technology Collective
contact: yannleretaille.com
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Comment #47359453
Indeed, and that's through the API. If you use Claude Chat/Code and even if you then turn off web search, it still has access to some of its tools (for doing calculations, running …
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Comment #47356000
It also shows why this approach is questionable. Opus 4.6 without tool use or web access can provide chardets source code in full from memory/training data (ironically, including t…
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Comment #41833054
Correction (can't edit the post anymore): As another commenter pointed out, the rocket can carry 3.4M kg of fuel, not 34M kg.
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Comment #41830605
Methane has 28% more energy per kg than kerosene and also produces slightly less CO2 (2.75kg CO2/kg burned vs 3.00 for kerosene) when burned [1]. SpaceX uses a 78:22 LOX to CH4 rat…
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Comment #41635201
> Anyways here's the example MAD folding picture from the exhibit when its folded -- https://www.google.com/url?sa=i&url=https%3A%2F%2Fbtwberkshi... ... Working link to the page th…
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Comment #39515612
I think as long as "feature flag entitlements" are seen as distinctly different from what engineers usually use feature flags for (small incremental changes of individual component…
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Comment #39515230
My experience has been that there are typically two types of engineers: those who have worked on billing systems before and those who haven't. I think a lot of the issues arise fro…
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Comment #39323597
Been using them on the paid plan for a 1yr+ and apart from working great and reliably I've been really appreciating how no-nonse and to the point their communication has been. Neve…
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Comment #39300755
It seems to be a fork of VirtualBox under the same dual license as the original project.
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Comment #38885501
I found a recording of it here (from IAA 2023): https://youtu.be/NORPeCcIXRQ
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Comment #38629490
> If you know a site has a 4-words policy, the xkcd pw has very low entropy, but if you use this strategy on a "any pw goes" site, a bruteforcer would have to test all lengths upto…
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Comment #38578624
Have the guides been updates yet? I created my first one but it wasn't obvious whether things like pkgrel should be increased as part of the MR (I assumed not) and in what format t…
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Comment #38578595
+1 Can confirm that thanks to gromit I got my account in under 10 minutes a few days ago!
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Comment #38249179
Are you using Cloudfare DNS (1.1.1.1)? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36970702
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Comment #38043632
It's probably challenging to get good data on actual search engine market share in China. A bit surprising that this is not properly taken into account for the global stats.
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Comment #38042026
There were 4.9b internet users in 2021 [0]. Assuming a search market share of 90%, that's $5.9 per user and year - which seems a lot of considering it includes the developing world…
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Comment #37988493
https://sci-hub.se/https://www.nature.com/articles/s41893-01...
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Comment #37988217
http://archive.today/ShZwr
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Comment #37666291
While I agree that Stripe is great for payments, Stripe Subscriptions and Stripe Billing were never really built specifically for SaaS. The problem seems easy at first when you hav…
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Comment #37105436
According to an update posted to the newspapers website [0], the owners mother just died. The police had raided both the newspapers office and their home. In the interview they had…
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Comment #37099379
Porkbun has been excellent for a long time and over the years I moved all my domains to them. They also provide a lot of built-in functionality at no additional cost. The only issu…
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Comment #36979951
£10 GBP a month for a AS with an IPv4+IPv6 subnet + worldwide POPs that allow you to advertise your subnets over BGP? How did you pull that off? I've researched this a while ago an…