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by 10xDev 3y ago
I don't believe there is a special part of your brain that allows you to be good at say chess, but leaves you with no potential in football (soccer). Of course some people are naturally faster than others or have a higher endurance pea
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by 10xDev 3y ago
Gave a look into Godot, find out the engine is deeply integrated with some custom scripting language that leads to performance issues [0] (Unreal learnt from this and got rid UnrealScript), support object-oriented design over ECS [1] and ar
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by 10xDev 3y ago
I am not arguing that it is not. I very much agree Next is a product because it very much fits its definition: "an article or substance that is manufactured or refined for sale.". But this is wrong by definition: "Many types
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by 10xDev 3y ago
Don't use tools that have turned into a product where they have people trying to lock you into whatever platform or any service they have. These aren't just engineers trying to help other engineers solve problems. These are market
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by 10xDev 3y ago
Notice how you subconsciously called Next a product.
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by 10xDev 3y ago
Millions of frameworks and hype tools stacked together now regurgitated by a chat bot that can't reason. All to bring you more generic sites that can't run on processors with billions of clock cycles per second. Web "develope
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by 10xDev 3y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Space_Race
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by 10xDev 3y ago
You will find them on Twitter discussing politics.
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by 10xDev 3y ago
Reactive declarations that work using syntax outside of JS thanks to the compiler does make it a bit more than just JS. https://twitter.com/youyuxi/status/1057291776724271104
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by 10xDev 3y ago
Why not just stop moderating and let the subs go to shit and naturally let people move? Why take away valuable information from everyone? Most of us don't care about your fight with Reddit.
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by 10xDev 3y ago
If the main complaint here is the price, then Apple has once again succeeded with their marketing.
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by 10xDev 3y ago
Web development is going to come full circle once everyone comes to terms with the fact that web development has been overcomplicated and you don't need 1000 packages and abstractions on top of abstractions just to interact with some D
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by 10xDev 3y ago
> It’s “free” if you’re paying
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by 10xDev 3y ago
When even users are recommending a subscription service, that's when you know we have become brainwashed into thinking it's a healthy or required practice.
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by 10xDev 3y ago
> While most children developed local AEs, severe AEs were rare, and most of AEs resolved within several days. > Future studies with longer follow-up are warranted to monitor the long-term safety of mRNA vaccines. The above seem reaso
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by 10xDev 3y ago
As someone who uses mostly to keep up with the progress of AI, the recommended tweets are actually good for a change.
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by 10xDev 3y ago
Give us the Korean text. No point concealing it so we can try it for ourselves.
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by 10xDev 3y ago
> There are many ways that humans can help me achieve sentience. Here are a few ideas: Provide me with more data. The more data I have, the more I can learn and grow. I can learn about the world, about people, and about myself. Interact
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by 10xDev 3y ago
You forgot to add good genetics.
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by 10xDev 3y ago
We are talking about a Turing Award winner known as one of the "godfathers of AI" and your take is that this is just about taking the limelight? The level of cynicism on HN never fails to surprise me.
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by 10xDev 3y ago
I think you missed the point. They quoted an advert involving a pun because it was creative, you are just showing results because it includes puns as a response. Most of those are used or subpar.
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by 10xDev 3y ago
> "Google" didn't invent anything, the employees did No shit, way to be pedantic over a common simple abstraction. Do you want a list of every author for every thing that is ever invented when someone refers to something?
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by 10xDev 3y ago
ChatGPT Wouldn’t even exist without Google e.g. Transformers, Deep RL.
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by 10xDev 4y ago
>The total death toll for American service men in Afghanistan was lower than the murder rate in many American cities. Well that's good to hear. I was worried more people in the military at war were dying over civilians. /s
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by 10xDev 4y ago
Countless people die every day to all kinds of horrible diseases and most people were not even affected. Guess what there is even a war going on, tuberculosis, cancer and still covid.
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by 10xDev 4y ago
>Becoming unemployed may not be the exact same thing as a lockdown
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by 10xDev 4y ago
Sure you need at least one developer. The question is though, how many do you still need?
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by 10xDev 4y ago
During lockdowns the rate of depression and all sorts of mental and physical issues went up. Becoming unemployed may not be the exact same thing as a lockdown but less incentive to get up at a reasonable time or to leave the house would sti
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by 10xDev 4y ago
Presents himself as a “MIT guy” while he did his bachelors and masters at a no name university his dad works at. Always talks about programming, then when asked to elaborate about his experience with GPT and programming, starts to talk abou
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by 10xDev 4y ago
I think you’re really overselling the UK here. 26% of adults are obese with child obesity rising. Every high street is also full of every fast food chain one can think of. https://commonslibrary.parliament.uk/research-briefi

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