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1,756karma·880submissions·June 1, 2015
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Awesome.. and thanks for building this. Works superb.
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Cool tool... but, did you just vibe-coded this on similar lines as yapsnap? I sense an eerie similarity between the two. Yapsnap also was on frontpage today itself. https://news.ycombinator…
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The ambulance still takes upwards of anywhere from 10-40 minutes depending on the level corruption and incompetency.
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Generally agree to your points, but, these things vary from person to person, and context to context. 1. chatbots on sites: I personally hate them too. But, instead of having no one to reply to, havin…
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So just tested this on a bunch of videos. It's crazy accurate (not 100% obviously), fast and resource efficient. Not only was I testing the stt part, but also, timestamps and speaker identificati…
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The Coming ‘Power Wars’ Between Humans and Datacenters https://sourceryintel.com/reports/humans-vs-datacenters …
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Yep, that's why I said, if DS4Flash works for you. From what I've read online, people have reported that DS4Flash-xHigh works even better than DS4Pro-xHigh .. so, you can try. No harm in try…
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ur wc :)
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You can integarte a search mcp server. I use it this way and it works flawlessly well.
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If DS4flash works for your case, then https://tensorix.ai/pricing is offering at pretty much the same rates as deepseek themselves, with EU data residency and guarantees.…
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Also, deepseek cache hit rates are pretty good. I use deepseek v4 flash model regularly for agentic tasks (more than 20 tool calls on average per run), and 70%+ of input tokens get served from cache. …
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We are missing the fact that they have created their GPU's that are now just 4-5 years behind. And considering it's China, which does everything-hardware at insane scale, and efficiency, my …
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Second this. They offer incredible value for the price. Codex, btw, seems to offer far more limits than claude for the same prices. Their 5.5 model, in my opinion, is on par with opus 4.7.
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As someone rightly pointed out already, issuing these many keys (a few thousands) is not an issue. But, handling abuse, retries, spikes, fallbacks, logging, monitoring, hacking attempts, etc. ... thes…
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lol.. thanks.. I'll try... not an easy work though :-P
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Full LLM-generated repository-purpose guesses: https://github-repos-analysis.pagey.site
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Updated: Catalog of all major npm/nodejs ecosystem attacks since May 2025-2026: https://npm-supply-chain-attacks-25-26.pagey.site/ All used techniques and mitigation strategies, …
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Many breakthroughs come from taking an idea from one field and applying it somewhere else. But, almost every serious field is now so deep/complex/huge that humans rarely get the time, or eve…
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I prepared a research report sometime back on these "instant payment rails" that are coming up in many countries worldwide, mostly, developing ones. Among many others, the report covers two …
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Point accepted. But, If there are people who focus more on chatgpt "style" of writing, rather than what the message is conveying, frankly, I don't care. These things are here, they are …
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It was.. but not in the way people generally think. Im not a native english speaker. Therefore, I use chatgpt to fix my comment sometimes. This was done the same way.
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Want to.. but I'll need to first integrate social-media and forum scanning in my tool. Haven't done that yet. But, it's a good feature to have. Thanks.. gonna integrate now :)
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yep... fixed it in new version. Thanks for mentioning.
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And now, vibe-coding is just gonna take this to a whole another level.
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npm, the ecosystem: https://npm-the-ecosystem.pagey.site/
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Yep. 1. Every day there's a new package. 2. Then five more packages appear so you don't have to write that one terrifying line of JavaScript yourself. 3. Then someone writes a wrapper around…
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Collected all the attacks that happened in the npm ecosystem in past 1 year here: https://npm-supply-chain-attacks-25-26.pagey.site/ …