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by 2024throwaway 2y ago
k9s does a delete for ctrl+d
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World experienced hottest April on record, climate monitor says(aljazeera.com)
3 points by 2024throwaway 2y ago|0 comments
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by 2024throwaway 2y ago
These are... not books. I'm not saying they are not worthy of consumption or anything like that, but A: I doubt very many teachers would accept a "book report" written about a graphic novel and B: consuming graphic novels, by
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by 2024throwaway 2y ago
Super cool! Thanks for sharing.
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by 2024throwaway 2y ago
Extremely cool video. Very cool technique as well. Two questions. First, I'm guessing the cardboard boxes they filled with road material are for testing / QA of the blend? Second, the "bridge" structure that allows traff
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by 2024throwaway 2y ago
Truth is a spectrum. I will leave my opinions on YC unpublished. Thanks for all you do.
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by 2024throwaway 2y ago
Absolutely not. Why would it be?
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by 2024throwaway 2y ago
People here think you _are_ YC. Little do they know you're far more perceptive and capable than YC.
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by 2024throwaway 2y ago
I believe you need to mentally append a /s to the GP's comment.
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by 2024throwaway 2y ago
Trails close all the time for all sorts of reasons. They will be, and probably already are, reopened. Chill.
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by 2024throwaway 2y ago
Where does this trope keep coming from that all AI engineers make 7 figures? I'm technically an "AI engineer" but I barely make 1/5th that amount. Not every AI engineer is a PhD holder creating new models from whole clot
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by 2024throwaway 2y ago
Generally, this is not always true. Generally, you’re being a bit of a jerk. You are basically saying "Pffft. First world problems." Which is always a flippant dismissal of someone's actual problem, and you're doing it i
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by 2024throwaway 2y ago
Yea, that would get a hard “No.” from me. Or at least a “Sorry, but that deadline is not going to be attainable.”
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by 2024throwaway 2y ago
Those are two separate usernames. I was defending the person who has worked on it for 10 years.
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by 2024throwaway 2y ago
It was neither.
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by 2024throwaway 2y ago
That is one hell of a leap. That slope must be very slippery indeed.
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by 2024throwaway 2y ago
The horror.
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by 2024throwaway 2y ago
Such unnecessary aggression towards someone who built something cool and useful.
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by 2024throwaway 2y ago
The headline is click bait, nothing about it is misunderstood. I generally enjoy esoterica, but can’t believe I just read a whole article that amounts to “those buttons are buttons”.
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by 2024throwaway 2y ago
So stdlib counts as dependencies now?
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by 2024throwaway 2y ago
I just opened the composer.json file for a complex PHP application, it has 20 imports, total. I just opened the package.json for a react frontend, it has 80 imports. I just opened the Gemfile for a complex rails application, it has 150+ imp
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by 2024throwaway 2y ago
I'm not sure why you included php in your list of examples of things that become bloated with dependencies. I've never seen that be the case.
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by 2024throwaway 2y ago
What value did he produce?
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by 2024throwaway 2y ago
I personally open sourced a project that started life as a paid product. The repository contained proprietary/customer information. Are you suggesting I should have made this private information public? Or that I shouldn't have re
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by 2024throwaway 2y ago
It sounds like maybe the open source ecosystem isn't for you, actually. You don't get to dictate how others work, sorry.
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by 2024throwaway 2y ago
My top menu bar has a toggle to switch layouts, so anyone can use my machine. I can also still type QWERTY, so I can use any other machine. These are non-problems.
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by 2024throwaway 2y ago
Open source maintainers don’t owe you the ability to see development process before the project was open sourced. Squashing PRs is correct. Why would you need to see the hundred commits that lead to one working set of changes. The final cha
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by 2024throwaway 2y ago
ExtractTransformer looks like it has a lot of potential. Going to try this out tomorrow at $DAYJOB.
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by 2024throwaway 2y ago
Cows don’t only eat grass.
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by 2024throwaway 2y ago
The original comment specifically mentioned soy and edamame. The reply only mentioned grass. HN guidelines say: Please respond to the strongest plausible interpretation of what someone says, not a weaker one that's easier to criticize.

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