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Inth.com @inth.com

4 months ago

Get compliant in minutes.

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Inth.com @inth.com

4 months ago

pov: watching ai deploy a cookie banner

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Johannes Schickling @schickling.dev

4 months ago

Incredible speaker lineup for this year’s Local-First Conf. 

Can't wait for the event next month. Also I think we only have ~10 tickets left, so now's probably your last chance to get one. 👀

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Ahmad Awais @ahmadawais.com

4 months ago

Now our favorite model replacing all other flash models.

DEAL 2.3x usage :tickets:
$1 Go plan gets you ~$23 usage on Nemotron 3 Ultra
$15 Pro plan gets you ~$70 usage 
$100 Max plan gets you ~$350 usage
$200 Max plan gets ~$700

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Ahmad Awais @ahmadawais.com

4 months ago

NVIDIA Nemotron 3 Ultra now available in Command Code!
Strongest US open model yet! :four_leaf_clover:
• 1M context • 5x faster inference
• 550B MoE frontier-intelligence open model

We've brought you the best pricing on the market for nemotron with ~500 TPS speed.

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CommandCode.ai @commandcode.ai

4 months ago

Now our favorite model replacing all other flash models.

DEAL 2.3x usage :tickets:
$1 Go plan gets you ~$23 usage on Nemotron 3 Ultra
$15 Pro plan gets you ~$70 usage on Nemotron 3 Ultra
$100 Max plan gets you ~$350 usage on Nemotron 3 Ultra
$200 Max plan gets you ~$700 usage on Nemotron 3 Ultra

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CommandCode.ai @commandcode.ai

4 months ago

NVIDIA Nemotron 3 Ultra now available in Command Code!
Strongest US open model yet! :four_leaf_clover:
• 1M context • 5x faster inference
• 550B MoE frontier-intelligence open model

We've brought you the best pricing on the market for nemotron with ~500 TPS speed.

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Tom MacWright @macwright.com

4 months ago

i have definitely gotten Older, but was also there pretty briefly, just saw the presentations and had to head out

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Zed @zed.dev

4 months ago

We're putting together our next Hidden Gems post, collecting the lesser-known tricks and workflows people wish they'd known about sooner.

Share your favorite Zed tricks for a chance to be featured in the next post.

github.com/zed-industri...

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Netlify @netlify.com

4 months ago

Day 4 of #HotAppSummer, for everyone who waits till there's only mustard and beans left! ☀️

Pantry Chop ranks low-stress dinners by what you've got, what's missing, and how fast it lands.

Try it 👉 pantry-chop.netlify.app
Join 👉 hotappsummer.netlify.app

Screenshot of a recipe-planning web app called “Pantry Chop” with a warm, modern interface designed to help users create meals from ingredients they already have. The left panel includes a pantry input box, quick-add ingredient chips such as eggs, rice, beans, pasta, cheese, and chicken, and a headline that reads “Put the pantry on the clock.” The right side shows ingredients currently on hand, including eggs, rice, cheese, and frozen vegetables, along with a 30-minute meal filter. An “AI Chef’s Table” section offers customized meal suggestions based on available ingredients. The featured recommendation is a “Crispy Rice Skillet,” labeled as a best-value option, with details showing it uses three of four available ingredients, takes 18 minutes to prepare, follows a one-pan cooking style, and requires no additional ingredients.

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CommandCode.ai @commandcode.ai

4 months ago

Stop making your workflow harder than it needs to be.

`npm i -g command-code@latest`

You're welcome.

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Tom MacWright @macwright.com

4 months ago

every day i encounter another company that had interesting, unique technology pivoting to be an agentic thing / chatgpt wrapper, products are homogenizing at a never before seen rate

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Paul Copplestone - e/postgres @kiwicopple.bsky.social

4 months ago

As part of the round we're announcing @multigres v0.1 (alpha)

Multigres is like an "operating system" for Postgres, handling connection pooling, backups, and high availability. This is an open source release that you can self-host:

supabase.com/blog/multig...

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Paul Copplestone - e/postgres @kiwicopple.bsky.social

4 months ago

Supabase has raised $500M at a $10B valuation

In this round we are giving Supabase employees the opportunity to cash out 25% of their vested options. We have done this in every round since inception.

read the announcement ↓
supabase.com/blog/supaba...

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Zed @zed.dev

4 months ago

The Seattle Rust User Group meetup is on Thursday, June 18 at 6pm PT, hosted by Boundary ML.

@cirw.in from Zed is giving a talk on CRDTs, alongside talks from Boundary ML and the Seattle Rust community.

RSVP:

www.meetup.com/seattle-rust...

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Tom MacWright @macwright.com

4 months ago

it's really important that the people using openclaw to bulk-send emails keep doing it from their personal addresses so that they can get spam-scored for eternity

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Tom MacWright @macwright.com

4 months ago

it's lovely! train up to hudson and riding back is a nice way to do it and i think it's nice all the way up to albany and somewhat less nice north of that. the 718 rides are a good way to get started www.718outdoors.com and the local li rando community lirando.org

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Tom MacWright @macwright.com

4 months ago

this one i didn't plan 🙈 but it's pretty well-established because it's one trail network www.bodensee-radweg.de

due to my desire to never be near cars, most of my long trips have also been on continuous networks (gap, c&o, empire state)

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Elicit @elicit.com

4 months ago

For teams running systematic reviews, this means Elicit can absorb the most labor-intensive stage of the review at recall close to a dual-reviewer human screen.

Try abstract screening at elicit.com.

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Elicit @elicit.com

4 months ago

Our evals differ from Gartlehner et al. in many ways, so it’s not an apples-to-apples comparison. But this suggests that Elicit performs roughly as well as a dual-reviewer human screen, with higher specificity.

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Elicit @elicit.com

4 months ago

For context, Gartlehner et al. (2020) reports:
(pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/31972274/)

Single-reviewer sensitivity: 86.6% 
Dual-reviewer sensitivity: 97.5% 
Dual-reviewer specificity: 68.7%

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Elicit @elicit.com

4 months ago

Elicit got the title, abstract, and eligibility criteria for each candidate paper, and returned a yes/no/maybe per screening criterion.

Elicit's results: 
Sensitivity: 96.9% 
Specificity: 92.5% 
Accuracy: 93.2%

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