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github.com 7mo ago

Show HN: Vector space as a file (three files, really)

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github.com 7mo ago

Language model search built on vector database and anything key/value store

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www.bbc.com 1y ago

Alphonso the robot waiter delighting cafe visitors

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www.bbc.com 2y ago

Zoom and Grindr return to office: Tech's surprising remote work U-turn

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www.bbc.com 2y ago

Ministry of Defence accidentally emails ally of Russia

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math.stackexchange.com 3y ago

How does irrational quantities physically exist in nature?

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www.zeit.de 3y ago

Nord Stream investigations: Traces lead to Ukraine

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www.nytimes.com 3y ago

Intelligence Suggests Pro-Ukrainian Group Sabotaged Pipelines

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news.ycombinator.com 3y ago

Ask HN: May I sell the copyright to my code?

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www.youtube.com 3y ago

Electricity in Transition

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www.cnn.com 3y ago

Chess-playing robot breaks boy's finger at Moscow tournament

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then24.com 4y ago

Russia Heads for $150B in Defaults

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www.bbc.com 4y ago

Neil Young wants to quit Spotify over Joe Rogan's vaccine misinformation

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news.ycombinator.com 4y ago

Ask HN: What should the next web search engine be like

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www.bbc.com 4y ago

Why presenteeism wins out over productivity

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www.bbc.com 4y ago

Anti-5G necklaces found to be radioactive

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lager.medium.com 5y ago

When your only tool is a search engine, what kind of problems can you solve?

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crawlcrawler.com 5y ago

Show HN: Create your own personalized web search index

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github.com 5y ago

Show HN: Hardware-accelerated vector-based search engine for image and text

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github.com 5y ago

Show HN: ML framework, vector database and search engine of vector spaces

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kreeben.tumblr.com 10y ago

HN is like a semicolon

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kreeben.tumblr.com 10y ago

How are developers productive in open office landscapes?

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kreeben.tumblr.com 11y ago

Coping with context-switching madness

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bitquabit.com 11y ago

Zombie Operating Systems and ASP.NET MVC (2009)

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kreeben.tumblr.com 11y ago

The perfect job interview

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kreeben.tumblr.com 11y ago

Edward, show them.

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kreeben.tumblr.com 11y ago

IT, what is it?

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www.svt.se 12y ago

Swedish-American surveillance of Russia

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We're at peak ape technology but at this point in time for some reason we turn to a specific ape, not a smart one but an ape who feels he should rule the world, and is on the doorstep to world domination, one that feels entitled to this amount of power, and we ask him to do "the right thing"?

America, don't be the next force the rest of the world needs to fight. Wake the fuck up.

In Sweden it goes

1. eat rotten herring (which you'll not enjoy, because it's rotten fish, yo)

2. clean your palette with a disgusting shot of home made malört spirits (or aquavit, equally disgusting)

3. goto 1 until your drunk

4. get laid

Very, very, very few people ever reaches step 4.

Feynman's Garden 2 years ago

Well said about not realizing it's important therefore names get down prioritized. Here's a counter point. I'm a movie geek. Yet when I reach for a name of someone from the cast I almost always end up describing, y'know, that guy who played together with that other guy in that movie, y'know, the one with the weird story line? Him! Yes, him. Love him.

word2vec, invented by Google, killed Google?

I mean, it would serve as a terrific headline but I don't really buy it, do you?

I think it's more "Very poor search results, infested with ads, killed Google's dreams of becoming the next Microsoft and will now die a slow death and end up making millions instead of billions".

Dying might not be that bad, after all.

"The issue was resolved by shifting the affected code to different locations in the memory of the probe's computers."

Super human programmers doing super human things. Or, can we find a better link that describes what they did, so that those of us who are merely 10x rockstar programmer saviors don't have to realize we're really not as good as we think?

> baseball

How large is one of those, even? I much prefer to work with perfectly spherical Olympic swimming pools.

I like AnotherGoodName's advise, a lot. But as you say, it will hit a nerve only with people who already have some confidence in their abilities so if they hit a wall, instead of giving up, they say to themselves that "oh, I guess I just need to learn even more things" and then do. A person with low confidence in their abilities will probably say "oh, I'm not smart enough".

When it comes to this and most other trades, I'm with Gordon Ramsey. Anyone can become a good programmer. "Smartness" and "intelligence", they are such ill-defined concepts. I'm not sure I believe they are real things.

Daniel from "mid-western Germany", very nice to have virtually met you. I'm "the guy from southern Sweden".

Pretty darn cool service, this. Thx so much to the creator for showing this to HN.

Never thought I'd do a Omegle-like encounter with anyone. But here I am having done it and feeling quite enriched by the experience :D

I realized it months ago, years even and then I remembered an insight from decades ago.

Boeing bad, mkay. Always has been.

> Only two registry settings

Could the bullet time I experienced when I installed Max Payne on Windows 2000 Server been even more bullet timlyer, simply through a reg tweak? Where was this information, three thousand years ago, when I needed it?

BTW, Windows 2000 Server, the most rock solidest OS I've ever used.