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What's the meaning behind the name "Render"? I've a background in graphics tech so to me render is rendering pixels, something that Render does not do.

The only relation was that I personally used to use Johnny decimal to group my different projects, but then moved to the git repo namespace setup and no longer had a need for Johnny decimal. They aren't really substitutes so I understand your confusion!

I've used this system for a few years in the past. It's definitely handy for some people, but it didn't fit my use case. I now store all important documents/photos/backups in the cloud and consider the computer to be basically throwaway.

One organizational system many programmers may appreciate is keeping your git/GitHub repos in the same place, under `.../g/<username>/<reponame>`. Huge fan of this method.

This seems really useful but I'm curious if you've given any thought to bidirectional workflows. A tool like this where the "killer feature" is exporting will be made by the export flow. Imagine if a user could import existing components into this tool, and if your app was integrated into the tooling already used for version control, etc.

Who considers it an AI stock and why was this compulsory to mention?

How can the OpenAI one be this short? Is it all in the RLHF?

I'm very interested in this. There's been nifty advances in node based programming in places like Unreal Blueprints and CG tools like Blender/Nuke. Outside of specialized environments nodes haven't caught on (you can build entire programs in software like Simulink but). Curious if 3D structured editing could be a new way of doing things.

The California of the north.

Battery pack on your hip.

Would be interested in more information about the runtime.

Huh I've never seen this approach. Very interesting solution, could be adapted to the JavaScript matrix libraries I bet.

First I'm hearing of gron, this is very cool. Great work!

Funny that now they have the Rav4 Prime, which by some metrics is a top contender in the plugin-hybrid space.

Don’t? Might be a struggle now compared to a year ago during peak hype.

Anecdotally, I live in a large apartment building in car-centric Southern California, and individual cars driving into the parking garage outside my window don’t disturb me (I like to sleep with the windows open). It’s the larger work vehicles that are the problem. The engines in big trucks (moving vans, trash trucks, construction equipment) are not tuned how personal autos are, for a variety of reasons.

The area around Ohio State leading towards downtown (the “Short North”) is a really nice and walkable area. It’s a shame that most Columbus residents have to drive to experience it.

I believe they did mean "undocked" so if the tablet is in the other room the dock could operate as a Google Home independently.

I'd love to see some examples of this, these sound quite fun.

You are in fact hijacking the back button, at least in Chrome on MacOS. Not saying it was intentional, but please fix this.

That's correct. The built-in functionality is relatively primitive, but it's been enough for me so far. I do know people who use the Apple Watch with more advanced third-party apps but haven't had the need yet.

Exactly. A few months ago I threw out all non-specialty socks (I kept some boot/dress socks) and bought a few dozen pairs of the same sock. Keep them all in the same bin, don't have to fold or match socks ever again. One of the highest-alpha changes I've made.

I'm really interested to see how they differentiate their headset from HoloLens. Exciting stuff.

Interesting question and quality answers, but I was under the impression that specific technical Q and A posts aren't for HN. This seems like a question better suited for StackOverflow or a forum dedicated to AI engineering.

See the LLM demo from Palantir the other day: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XEM5qz__HOU

Apple Watch. Any watch with sleep and workout tracking would do (Garmin, Fitbit, etc). I primarily purchased the watch to help track my sleep and was shocked by just how bad my sleep habits were. I've improved my sleep patterns, increasing my average time asleep from 6:30 to 7:30 in two months.

A few added bonuses: the app I use for weightlifting (https://www.hevyapp.com/) has an Apple Watch mode, freeing me from my phone during workouts. I can also use the watch to track runs, as mentioned by the commenter in this thread with the Garmin Watch.

The first chapter of his book (covering the heat wave) is incredibly chilling. The rest of the book is quite meh and not very good.

Siri recently started mispronouncing simple words that it never mistook before on my iPhone. Phrases like "It's 65 degrees outside" now sound like "It ess 65". Really odd.

This isn't the place for product announcements like this. If you'd like to share your service, submit it to "Show HN".

I agree with this assessment but not on the Target conclusion. I'm sure it's quite dependent on the neighborhood but both the Targets by me are always busy and often packed.

This is cool! Could use some examples of prompts.