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by 4hg4ufxhy 1y ago
I think it's a drivers market. When the ridesharing apps cannot afford to fire drivers in fear of losing market share, that allows the drivers to pull of scummy behaviour for maxing profit. I heard uber drivers go out of their way for
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by 4hg4ufxhy 1y ago
There is a reason to go the extra mile for juniors. They eventually learn and become seniors. With AI I'd rather just do it myself and be done with it.
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by 4hg4ufxhy 1y ago
Eat less. But don't worry.
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by 4hg4ufxhy 1y ago
It seems quite common. I happened to drive past one in Taiwan. It's still special so I don't think that meme applies.
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by 4hg4ufxhy 1y ago
I was probably misusing the term in that case. I have a negative and pessimstic view about AI, but I think humanity will be fine.
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by 4hg4ufxhy 1y ago
Mostly I just find discussions about/including it tiring, uninteresting and predictable.
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by 4hg4ufxhy 1y ago
This is show HN. From articles and discussions it feels more than half being about AI. As an AI doomer the interesting content on HN has plummetted.
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by 4hg4ufxhy 1y ago
That would already be great progress. For context Ubisofts the Crew shutdown only after 3 months of stopping sales. It could also work as a deterrent on making dedicated servers only architecture. If you can disable dedicated servers instan
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by 4hg4ufxhy 1y ago
Why not apply it to Saas? If you sold lifetime licenses and you don't want to run it anymore, just let your customers self host it. Even better if you can open source it.
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by 4hg4ufxhy 1y ago
You shouldn't blame consumers that you failed to negotioate proper terms for your licenses. Maybe having legislation to point at will help you out to get more reasonable terms.
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by 4hg4ufxhy 1y ago
It depends on the domain. Any complex long lived mutable state, precise memory management or visual rendering probably benefits from debuggers. Most people who work on crud services do not see any benefit from it, as there is practically no
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by 4hg4ufxhy 1y ago
Typically trains are powered from above, and subways are powered from the rails. Perhaps this is the distinction, rather than running underground.
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by 4hg4ufxhy 1y ago
I'd do separate one on ones. A big one gives off main character vibes.
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by 4hg4ufxhy 1y ago
What would be the issue with global lock? I think repo creation is a very rare event when measured in computer time.
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by 4hg4ufxhy 1y ago
I think he is implying that that is neutral, not a loss. It is opportunity cost.
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by 4hg4ufxhy 1y ago
It's not about being easily testable, it's about being in an invalid state for an unexpected reason, you can't test that trivially. You can try to avoid it by architecture or abstractions, but it only works to some extent.
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by 4hg4ufxhy 1y ago
My coworkers are burning 10k/month on cursor.
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by 4hg4ufxhy 1y ago
The bindings are inefficient doing excessive cloning. But if performance is not a concern then its fine.
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by 4hg4ufxhy 2y ago
If that software has some thousand of users it has made a lot of money. Your report and the fix is in their best interest to stay competetive in the market. 18 dollars for a feature request pales in comparison. Even if it was a 1 line fix i
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by 4hg4ufxhy 2y ago
I'd imagine it's more common that a frontend dev moves to backend dev role. From my experience a fullstack dev can be a lot more productive than two separate devs when it comes to adhoc work like bugfixes and adding small features
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by 4hg4ufxhy 2y ago
>Other countries don’t pay a dime. We will indirectly pay in reduction of demand, which will reduce the price or production. Maybe not 25%, but probably not 0%? If we didn't pay for it, I wouldn't see our prime minister be worr
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by 4hg4ufxhy 2y ago
I think you need all stars to do the final puzzle.
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by 4hg4ufxhy 2y ago
Very interesting, but unfortunate there is no example program. I guess that is left as exercise for reader, but it's a bit daunting for a non systems programmer.
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by 4hg4ufxhy 2y ago
What does 10% even mean? My food delivery order forgot the fries and it was upsetting? I'm pretty sure this is not what they are expecting.
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by 4hg4ufxhy 2y ago
You are just describing what would happen if knob is turned up. The whole point is whether or not to turn it up, not what the process is once its turned up. Not everyone can afford to waste time planning so much.
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by 4hg4ufxhy 2y ago
You will find out in court
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by 4hg4ufxhy 2y ago
But the government can tell a business to do it, like twitter used to do in 2020.
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by 4hg4ufxhy 2y ago
I wonder which option OP is implying is an issue. Either functionality is perfectly valid software engineering. I for one prefer to keep asserts in production code to fail fast. Depending on the language and domain of the program you may or
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by 4hg4ufxhy 2y ago
Matt even dunked on DHH that only 8% left automattic, while 30% left badecamp back when they banned politics. Nevermind the fact that DHHs offer was without a timelimit, allowing people to figure out their options. Also the job markets coul
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by 4hg4ufxhy 2y ago
Interesting that there is demand for this, I couldn't imagine using either one. Maybe it's a small niche, but with very profitable margins.

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