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ChatGPT hallucinating images when asked to restore non existent photo

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developers.openai.com 1mo ago

Codex SDK – Programmatically control local Codex agents

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pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov 2mo ago

Honeybee venom and melittin suppress growth in breast cancer (2020)

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github.com 2mo ago

RLMs process inputs up to two orders of magnitude beyond model context windows

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bpspubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com 4mo ago

Cardiac side effects of RNA-based SARS-CoV-2 vaccines

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www.medsci.org 7mo ago

Covid-19 vaccination: higher risk of acute kidney injury, lower mortality rate

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www.theguardian.com 1y ago

State Department orders cancellation of media subscriptions around world

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pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov 1y ago

SARS-CoV-2 mRNA vaccine-related myocarditis and pericarditis

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www.nature.com 1y ago

Psychiatric adverse events following Covid-19 vaccination

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theethicalskeptic.com 2y ago

Syndicate Science

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news.ycombinator.com 2y ago

Ask HN: Getting Facebook Business Support

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Elon Musk reinstates Alex Jones to X after poll

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The WHO declares monkeypox a public health emergency

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www.linode.com 4y ago

Digital Ocean vs. Linode Cloud Platform

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github.com 4y ago

Fuckit.py – run any Python code, even if broken

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news.ycombinator.com 4y ago

Ask HN: What's the best cloud storage for small non-tech businesses?

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www.engineering.columbia.edu 5y ago

Columbia Engineers develop the smallest injectable single-chip system

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Columbia Engineers develop the smallest injectable single-chip system

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www.bitchute.com 5y ago

Digital ID for the Internet – Cyber Polygon Event 7/9/21 [video]

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twitter.com 5y ago

Admin access on US voting machines in under 2 minutes

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aeon.co 5y ago

Internet has subtle forms to flip elections

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www.statista.com 6y ago

U.S. Billionaire Wealth Surged During the Pandemic

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www.pymnts.com 6y ago

ID2020 to test identity chip with Bangladeshi babies through vaccination

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www.businessinsider.de 6y ago

Nginx office raided by Moscow Police, developer's employer seeks IP rights

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techcrunch.com 6y ago

Coup eScooter startup from Berlin shuts down

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pyfound.blogspot.com 6y ago

Seeking Developers for Paid Contract Improving Python's Pip

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rileytestut.com 6y ago

AltStore – Alternative Apple Store

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www.marketwatch.com 6y ago

Amazon will pull the plug on dash buttons

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www.rt.com 7y ago

Centuries-old physics problem that baffled Newton finally solved

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news.ycombinator.com 7y ago

Ask HN: How do you schedule fixes for new bugs during a sprint?

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Still, we believe that developers need an interface to interact with these agents;

CLIs like claude code equally improve over time. tmux helps running remote sessions like there were local.

Why should we invest long time into your „ADE“, really?

see their status and review / test their work

Won’t that be addressed eventually by the CLIs themselves?

Maybe you’re betting on being purchased by one of the agentic coding providers given your tool has long term value on its own?

I’m also interested in what you think can become best practices where we can have (auto-scaling) worker instances that can pick up DBOS workflows and execute them.

Do you think an app’s (e.g. FastAPI) backend should be the DBOS Client, submitting workflows to the DBOS instance? And then we can have multiple DBOS instances with each picking up jobs from a queue?

Codeberg Down 1 year ago

Who can she a light on where these claims „far right forces“ originate? What were these spam emails saying?

Moving from Java to Python for the preferred backend language many many years ago was a relief: building prototypes faster, no need to mention obvious types (int, bool, string) anywhere. In some places using (data) classes and I had robust programs. When doing type mistakes, running the program or having unit tests exactly told me where I had it wrong - no need for type annotations to enjoy programming, right?

But now over the last years, I happen to prefer changing programs a lot without running them a lot. I often do code refactorings over multiple commits, being highly concentrated, without running the code once. And then only running the code only 1 hour or 2 later. Such a pleasant activity! Just writing, reading, writing, thinking code. No ugly and long stack traces, no need to input user data into input fields, just reading and changing the program code, with the editor in full screen.

And guess what I highly started to appreciate, after many years of Python! Type annotations! With type annotations a LSP would immediately underline any mistake I would accidentally make, and that made me feel much more comfortable and secure about my changes, over several commits, touching 100s of lines without ever running the program. I suddenly learned to understand, after many years of dynamic type less programming with Python, that I can get more easily and for much longer into a flow state when I add annotations and run a LSP live over my code while I work on it.

Why not doing it alone? What’s stopping you from coding the product yourself? Is it an option to instead of finding a cofounder you find willing people who help you improving on your coding skills while you build the first prototype yourself? You could always find a CTO later once you’ve proven that your idea is viable?

Oh, thanks. He seemed so enthusiastic about Hy :-)

I just read through the author list on the Hy repo and had a glimpse into their blog posts. Cool stuff, great work.

Congratulations! I once bought your eBook on Hy, and still today I regularly receive notifications about your book having been updated. Thank you for your steady contributions. I really want to use Hy in one my production apps one day.

Cool approach!

This tool appeals to me as someone who is already familiar to pgcli, psql, mysql, etc. Typing every time SELECT * FROM… annoys me, too.

I’d prefer to already evaluate the tool in the first or second paragraph. If you could move the readme section with the most eye opening and time saving commands right after the video, that would be great.

Thanks for making and sharing this tool.

Not related? Surely I’m still commenting on my parent’s post:

I think a good democratic system will not have a new leader every year but maybe every 4-8 years.

I’m saying that this democracy is an illusion as long as you have puppet masters controlling these “democratically elected” puppets like Biden.

True. If only these elected leaders wouldn’t be controlled by institutions and individuals who (1) are handlers to the elected leaders and (2) are not even elected in the first place.

In the US, who currently has the power over your country? Is it your Biden (where is he?), your Harris? It someone else, maybe unelected?

Telegram is being partially punished for allowing non main stream media flourish: German #RKIfiles today proof that vaccination pressure and lock downs where politically motivated, but criticized by RKI’s scientific personal. I learned this already 4 years ago, from Telegram channels where scientists and journalists where not censored! Now Durov has to pay that bill. But maybe Durov should have also cooperated with crime investigations! But we all know that this power to read chats would have been abused by governments! What’s poor Durov going to do???

Use a work journal 2 years ago

GitLab issues also works nicely for journaling. Each issue is a task, bundled into milestones. Within each issue you can add comments and even have one level of nested comments. Good for a lightweight hierarchical journaling. And comments/threads of an issue can each be “resolved”, all within the same issue. Great for progress tracking.

Ah, and you can paste images and have syntax highlighting. Great for debugging.