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I was talking with someone visiting from Florida the other day and they were talking about how Waymo is slurping money that would have otherwise stayed in the local economy. E.g. you pay an uber driver, the uber driver pays the grocery store, etc.
This is something that had never occurred to me since I love taking Waymos here in the bay area. I guess Waymos operating in Florida need local labor to maintain and clean the cars? How are others thinking about this?
are their orbits and trajectories computed ahead of time to avoid collisions?
well written and has a distinctly human feel to it, compared to the slop we get to read these days.
Good idea, maybe I could simply store this is in the browser's local storage instead of implementing server side state.
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ultimoo on Sunday January 18, 2026 @01:03PM
from the show-hn dept.
https://httpcolon.dev/
Hi HN -- I built HTTP:COLON, a small, open-source web tool for quickly checking a site’s HTTP response headers and learning what they mean as you go.Link: https://httpcolon.dev/What it does- Enter a URL and fetch its response headers- Groups common headers into handy buckets (cache, content, security)- Includes short docs/tooltips for headers and directives so you can look things up while...
nice job! i miss using ruby.
so anyone can log in as you if you receive an email and accidentally click on it?
simply adding “i think” solves this. op was speculating with gravitas that needs sources
can this be used to convert llm output to json?
“Now with AI outlines, you can quickly grasp the main points or delve into specific details that pique your interest”
is this a nod to pg’s delve blowup on twitter?
Got it. So smiling and angry faces are part of our pre-training. Whereas making a “thinking face” or “embarrassed face” is part of cultural fine tuning.
Touching story. You are a good friend and Geof seems like he was an excellent individual.
> it. Listen to Leonard Cohen’s version, John Cale’s version, Rufus Wainwright’s version, and Jeff Buckley’s version. Each version is as beautiful as the other, although Buckley’s version transcends them all
No. Cohen’s is better.
If you’re building a new SaaS today would you simply implement this natively in your stack or go with a vendor like auth0?
> Why does Cloudflare take this approach?
> The advantage of this policy is that it makes life easy for Cloudflare, as they do not have to do any deep investigation or analysis of incidents, and notification flow can be largely automated. In this way, the cost of dealing with abuse is very low, benefiting the bottom line…
This seems like a variation of a fundamental attribution error.
> ESG stands for "environmental, social, and gas" and refers to investors allocating money based on longer-term criteria beyond next quarter's results.
Gas?! ESG stands for environmental, social, and governance.
> Jason Cooper, a commercial paleontologist, went for a walk around his property near the aptly named Colorado town of Dinosaur with a friend and found a bit of femur protruding from some rock.
what an opener
> "Vampire facial" is the common name for a platelet-rich plasma microneedling procedure. In this treatment, a patient's blood is drawn, spun down to separate out plasma from blood cells, and the platelet-rich plasma is then injected into the face with microneedles. It's claimed—with little evidence—that it can rejuvenate and improve the look of skin, and got notable promotions from celebrities, including Gwyneth Paltrow and Kim Kardashian.
Wouldn’t the airlines simply hike up fares to price this in? Is there regulation that caps how much flights cost?
Big fan of YC and pg. I'm waiting for some immigration related things to fall into place before I apply, but it's been several years. Potentially crass question: what is the age or industry experience distribution of a typical YC batch these days? Would a founding team in their early 40s be dinosaurs in a room full of young stars? Asking for a friend.
“Oh cool violin! Looks like it has a lot of history?”
“Nah it was actually made in 2022 and that’s a made up name on a fake label lol”
Sorry if I come across as ignorant but scratching something with pasta and using yellowed book pages to give it an artificially aged look is dishonest, especially for a $18k object made by a skilled artisan. I’m sure it looks and plays great in its mint form.
inferencing images at the speed of typing is such a fantastic way to show off what it's capable of. kudos!