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just came here to say that this has been one of my favorite pieces of writing i came across on hn ever (i read it back in 19)

What is Lagrange? I couldn’t find any project in the context of LLM or knowledge graph.

I’m not making this up. I was thinking about posting the exact same question an hour ago. I am questioning my entire tech and communication stack. The first thing I did was download all my emails locally with offineimap. I can’t deny that I’m worried to get rug pulled by US companies any moment now.

Just by asking it to validate its own reasoning it got it right somehow. https://gist.github.com/dadaphl/1551b5e1f1b063c7b7f6bb000740...

Why is “beef and broccoli” toxic but neither “broccoli and cauliflower” nor “beef with potatoes” are?

I’m not a dog owner. I visited the site mainly out of curiosity.

A couple of years ago some art school students built an apartment in a Berlin subway tunnel. Some years later another artist built a little penthouse unnoticed on the roof of an apartment building. I went to visit it after I found it listed on real estate website. It turned out to be sort of a mock real estate agent pitch performance. Later the artist told me that all renters, neighbors and janitors though it must be legitimate and nobody suspected it to be built without permission from authorities or the owner.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2016-02-11/photos-a-...

https://penthaus-a-la-parasit.de/

Funny, I just used my Brikka coincidentally 5 min before reading this post. I think you are right. It's such a simple design and creates better espresso than most of the expensive machines that people use at home usually. Roughly made of 6 replaceable parts, backwards compatible with other Bialettis, no plastic capsule waste and easy to use.

Last year I picked up a HP Jornada 720 from Ebay out of curiosity. Considering its from the year 2000 it's impressive how much it can do. The build quality is sturdy, the keyboard is amazing and the OS feels more snappy than most of my current setups. I wish they would do a reboot with better screen and wifi. I'm not sure if it's "the best-designed" thing I have ever used, but it impressed me.

As the examples in the article use xml, I just wanted to point out that applying regex to xml has a lot of limitations and should be avoided. See: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1732348/regex-match-open...

Thank you. That makes perfect sense. I wasn't aware of how exactly EV app certificates work out inpractice as I have never shipped a desktop app.

i'd also like an invite please! thank you! http://scr.im/phlphl