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zimmund
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About zimmund
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Comment #48954993
Not sure if the mechanical keyboards community would agree...
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Comment #48785320
Why is this relevant to HN? (especially since it's nothing new?)
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Comment #48556923
I can't stop thinking about all the unoptimized code we have around. As processors (and memory) over the last 2-3 decades improved faster than we needed to fix the inefficiencies w…
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Comment #48512551
they'll run out of countries to invade (or to sell oil to) at some point, so green alternatives will -eventually- prevail...
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Comment #48371708
The window (miss)management of MacOS is what's holding me from switching to Mac. I've already tried Aerospace and similar solutions, but I can't replicate the fast and unobstructed…
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Comment #48341257
> I frequently encounter sites that do not work well or they do not work at all What kind of sites do you visit frequently? Because as a Firefox user, I rarely see issues like this…
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Comment #48251849
Came here to comment this. I've already saw another article by this author and it all leads towards the course. Not cool :/
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Comment #48076030
That's because of tokens (and temperature). You could piece back the tokens to parts of existing tokens in public data. And given enough iterations, GPT will probably start showing…
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Comment #47926831
Considering I have most of my friends living abroad and how little I get to see other people (especially the ones that would use this app), I won't even bother downloading it. I do…
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Comment #47470081
Honestly, it feels like McDonald's commiting to food quality. At the end of the day it's still a bland burger.
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Comment #47002857
Given that a lot of things happen in the browser, I think it wouldn't be too crazy. There are even distros that look like Windows if you're after that. What part of it do you think…
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Comment #45570392
They've been crippling the free tier for a long time. And a few years ago they were about to restrict it completely (they've backed out last moment), to a point where many of us mi…
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Comment #45549818
> As long as an app is easy to use, people prefer a single look No, people are used to an UI language, which in the case of iOS is quite consistent across applications. You expect …
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Comment #45078127
> Institute a government agency that is tasked with enforcement. You're forgetting about the first W in WWW...
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Comment #44870797
I hope GitHub keeps autonomy somehow and stays away from the dumpster fire that is Azure.
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Comment #44593799
so... VoIP?
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Comment #44578606
It got 80% of the problem solved for OP, and the remaining 20% can be fixed by humans afterwards. Prompt early, prompt often (?)
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Comment #43932269
Well, in that case could we call them Statians or Unitians?
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Comment #42473772
And before this: self-playing pianos using perforated rolls, reducing the cost of hiring live pianists in saloons.
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Comment #42349876
Joining these courses may be enriching for everyone though. You may learn something new or a different approach to a problem you've solved. Other students will appreciate your actu…
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Comment #40213827
The site seems to use gradio (which from what I've experienced in the past is quite slow). All those domains can be avoided just using an ad blocker, I suggest ublock origin.
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Comment #40002672
Well, it's a starting point for songwriters. We won't get amazing solos and clever mind-bending lyrics (yet?). One thing I love about these AI music generators is that you can take…
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Comment #39985577
Looks very nice! A few things I'd like to see to make it more useful: - Let me pick a database when I start so the data types are restricted to that particular database. This can h…
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Comment #39896294
For Linux users looking for something similar to IrfanView, nomacs is the closest I found to IrfanView since I moved away from Windows: https://nomacs.org/
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Comment #39859328
Using VS Code: select whatever you want to match, then Ctrl+Shift+L