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github.com 13d ago

Show HN: You can continue a Claude session in Codex, and vice versa

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theoric.com 22d ago

We rewrote an ML Framework* in Lean, (and yes it is faster*)

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reasonablypolymorphic.com 4mo ago

The Co-Blub Paradox

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news.ycombinator.com 5mo ago

Mass Resignation from xAI

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github.com 2y ago

VisBrowser: Visual Browsing Adapter for Playwright

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news.ycombinator.com 2y ago

[AskHN] Anyone working on an ASIC for a JavaScript engine?

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studio.ribbonfarm.com 2y ago

Does Reality Have a Surprising _Lack_ of Detail?

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github.com 3y ago

CLI utility to counting GPT-3 tokens in a file or directory

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twitter.com 3y ago

RLTF: Reinforcement Learning with Terminal Feedback

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ctojunior.substack.com 3y ago

The E/Jugaad Manifesto

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mostwrong.github.io 3y ago

Effective Jugaad: An Ideology for Navigating Complexity

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felvin.com 3y ago

Felvin – Wix for Generative AI

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hargup.substack.com 3y ago

GPT-3 based parser can produce valid JSON

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news.ycombinator.com 3y ago

Tell HN: Locked out of Gmail account even after right password, recovery email

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chrome.google.com 4y ago

Felvin: Google Search Enhancer for Developers

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blog.felvin.com 4y ago

See mom, so many instant apps

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rakaar.github.io 4y ago

Collapse of a Grand Plan: Search for open slack communities

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rakaar.github.io 5y ago

Ignoring extra word in Meili Search

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usearch.com 5y ago

The World’s First Search Engine Based on Synthetic AI-Generated Data

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hargup.substack.com 5y ago

Amazon for Search [Re-Explained]

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blog.codinghorror.com 5y ago

Coding Horror: Google Fu

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hargup.substack.com 5y ago

Users, Barriers and a Pile of Gold

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twitter.com 5y ago

How DDG became a privacy focused search engine

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hargup.substack.com 5y ago

The internet has changed, our search should change as well

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hargup.substack.com 5y ago

What is our advantage against the big players?

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hargup.substack.com 5y ago

Lab notebook: Creating a stackoverflow service

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www.gwern.net 5y ago

Internet Search Tips

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hargup.medium.com 5y ago

Interview: Everything you've heard about Japan is True

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neera.ai 5y ago

Searching inside your favorite websites using Neera.ai

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medium.com 6y ago

Org chart is as important as the flow chart

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Was wondering why such scams are not a thing in India (yet?), and realized there is always a person next to the QR to verify the payment. So such QR quishing scams are much harder to pull off.

[Not saying there are no scams in India. Just that QRs for payments are very popular here as well, and scammers are smart and active, so was wondering why not]

Gemma is their open-source series of models. Gemini is the propertierary ones. Gemini models are bigger and better. But Gemma are pretty good too.

The settlement is kind of real-time. And there is no concept of disputes or chargebacks, so that keeps cost low. UPI providers bear cost, but they money by bundling other services in UPI apps.

VisBrowser is a visual browsing adapter for Playwright Python that enables navigation and interaction with web pages based on visual information rather than CSS selectors. It provides a high-level API for performing actions like clicking, typing, and waiting for elements using visual cues such as text and images. With VisBrowser, you can automate web browsing tasks by leveraging the visual layout and content of the page, making your scripts more resilient to changes in the underlying HTML structure. Particularly useful for website which doesn't give a proper dom, like fuller website, or websites using HTML canvas.

The simpler solution is build a damn lot of solar on Earth and use the energy to suck CO2 out of atmosphere. I did the calculations, it was something like the area of UAE equivalent solar to have enough energy to suck ALL CO2 from the atmosphere.

- Find funded open source companies, from YC startup directory or OSS Fund’s portfolio list.

- Narrow the list to 1-3 companies you are most excited about

- Contribute to their open source project. Be consistent and contribute high quality stuff.

- After 3-6 weeks email the founders asking if they are hiring. You have a very high shot of getting hired.

- In Parallel keep applying to other companies and mention your open source experience

Thye aren't really competing with GitHub, which is more of consumer tool, but more with the enterprise focused GitLab which bundles CI/CD along with code hosting and bunch of other things.

Their focus is primarilily on Enterprise developer needs and bundling CI/CD, Internal Developer Platforms, Security, Compliance and now code hosting. They want to be the one shop for everything developer experience inside an enterprise.

[Source: Not a customer or a user or employee, was at their conference in SF today]

Personas 4 years ago

These are buyer and user persona, not the actual role of the people working at GitLab. Personas are a regular tool used in product development or sales, where you create an idealized profile of the person and then use it to model behaviors.

Founding Engineer | Full-time | remote

Felvin Search (felvin.com) is angel-funded team on a mission to build the ultimate search experience. Angels include senior operators from Google's Search team and ads team, ODF Fellow and YC alumni.

Ideal background includes 3+ years of experience as a full stack engineer, ideally with React, NodeJS, express, and relational databases.

Apply directly on LinkedIn or Email CV to harsh@felvin.com (https://www.linkedin.com/posts/hargup_fullstackdeveloperjob-...)