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by 3rodents 9mo ago
https://notbyai.fyi/ “Artificial Intelligence (AI) is trained using human-created content. If humans stop producing new content and rely solely on AI, online content across the world may become repetitive and stagnant. If y
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by 3rodents 9mo ago
dimator captured the point I was hoping to make, more eloquently than I could hope to. I defer to their comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46725512 That said, to address your broader point: me, personally, I am t
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by 3rodents 9mo ago
Software is a manifestation of someone’s knowledge of and experience in and ideas about how a thing should work. We learn from the software we use, we benefit from everyone else’s ideas, we benefit from the hundreds and thousands of hours o
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by 3rodents 9mo ago
Germany is your problem. If you’re open to looking outside Germany, there are many options. You can open a U.K. company same day, an Estonian company with e-residency in a couple of days. Germany is uniquely nightmarish.
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by 3rodents 9mo ago
Seems like a broader version of what Estonia are already doing with e-residency[1]. Registering a company online in a few hours is already easy in a few jurisdictions around the world (e.g: the U.K.[2]) so this isn’t a particularly revoluti
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by 3rodents 9mo ago
Soft deletes are an example of where engineers unintentionally lead product instead of product leading engineering. Soft delete isn’t language used by users so it should not be used by engineers when making product facing decisions. “Delete
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by 3rodents 9mo ago
> most people who hate Slack are probably using it because their org says so, and their org doesn't think it sucks I agree in part but you are underestimating the power of inertia. A lot of organizations use Slack because they use S
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by 3rodents 9mo ago
but that’s not really true. You’re not paying, you’re bidding. You are competing against thousands of other advertisers for eyeballs. If you are the only advertiser targeting a group of people, you will spend almost nothing to advertise. If
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by 3rodents 9mo ago
I have stared at a light mode screen for 16 hours a day for 20 years without even the hint of discomfort. 5 minutes of dark mode and my eyes feel someone is shining lasers at me. I have concluded that light mode is for light mode people and
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by 3rodents 9mo ago
I agree with the other respondent. I’d go as far as to say your resume is bad. All I got from it is that you went to university and have some backend experience and also game development experience. I would have passed on your resume if it
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by 3rodents 9mo ago
You only need look at Musk’s Twitter and right wing media outlets to hear about the U.K’s no go zones for white people — which do not exist. Accounts professing to be from Scottish people are not trying to influence Scottish people, they’re
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by 3rodents 9mo ago
The biggest miss from Tailwind is ignoring the rest of the ecosystem. Rightly or wrongly, everyone has moved on to using shadcn's system for components. Tailwind hasn't. Tailwind has excellent components available through Plus whi
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by 3rodents 9mo ago
And then what? Putin could have assassinated / abducted the Ukrainian president… and it wouldn’t have gotten him any closer to his goal. Trump has taken Maduro because he (ostensibly) believes Maduro specifically to be a criminal funne
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by 3rodents 9mo ago
Spotify has this as an option for artists. https://support.spotify.com/us/artists/article/fan-support/ https://support.spotify.com/us/artists/article/getting-a-fan...
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by 3rodents 10mo ago
That’s not true. Sincere engagement is what people expect. A copy-and-paste of a statement is less desirable than, say, Lucas himself coming to post his thoughts, but it is still valuable and not a faux pas. The spirit of HN is: does the po
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by 3rodents 10mo ago
The ultra wealthy live in a very small number of buildings that have no meaningful impact on rental prices for normal people. The high end buildings that are mostly empty have rents starting at £3k/month for a studio, which is complete
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by 3rodents 10mo ago
What’s “fraudulent” about lying in a marketing blog post? Private companies can, in most situations, say whatever they want about their business. They are almost certainly lying (as are most of these companies) by categorising any revenue a
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by 3rodents 10mo ago
Setting aside the veracity of the $100m claim: Manus is a spin out of a spin out, building on ~10 years of previous work. The “fastest company to 100m arr” has become a meme so it doesn’t deserve much scrutiny but it seems a somewhat tenuou
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by 3rodents 10mo ago
People are different. Using your own achievements as evidence of other’s failings isn’t useful, we are all different. I can fast for 23 hours a day, 365 days a year (omad) with ease, not because I have more willpower than my fat friends, bu
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by 3rodents 10mo ago
I don’t think that’s a fair assessment. I’m all for life-long drugs that help with weight loss, I don’t view it as a moral failing. That said, it is easy to see why so many people are concerned about these drugs: people taking them can look
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by 3rodents 10mo ago
it's only war if it's from the Middle East region of the world, otherwise it's just sparkling law enforcement
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by 3rodents 10mo ago
"by this level of logic nothing is a micro service" Yes, exactly. The point is not elitism. Microservices are a valuable tool for a very specific problem but what most people refer to as "microservices" are not. Language
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by 3rodents 10mo ago
Yes, you’re describing a distributed monolith. Microservices are independent, with nothing shared. They define a public interface and that’s it, that’s the entire exposed surface area. You will need to do major version bumps sometimes, when
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by 3rodents 10mo ago
Perhaps the perfect time to ask: why are release notes like this on the App Store? Are they a required field and this is the default? Does a popular tool use this value?
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by 3rodents 10mo ago
I don’t like this article. Irrelevant technical nuance is comingled with a philosophical opposition. The technical issues are all solvable. The free speech argument is foolish too: if limiting who can jerk off to pornography is an issue of
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by 3rodents 10mo ago
Finally, some good news from this administration.
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by 3rodents 10mo ago
I disagree with the parent’s premise (that productivity has any relationship to salary) but Facebook, Amazon etc do pay these famous genius brilliant engineers orders of magnitude more than the faceless engineers toiling away in the code mi
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by 3rodents 10mo ago
I regularly try to use various AI tools and I can imagine it is very easy for it to produce 95% of your code. I can also imagine you have 90% more code than you would have had you written it yourself. That’s not necessarily a bad thing, cod
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by 3rodents 10mo ago
The western view of China’s Internet censorship often flies in the face of reality. A lot of people seem to think China has an impenetrable firewall. Bypassing internet restrictions in mainland China is a normal part of life for people who

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