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by 4lx87 4mo ago
Right, and do you spend so much of your time doing that your net LoC is negative? If that's the case it implies people are writing code only for other programmers to clean it up. Programmers solving a problem created by programmers. Th
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by 4lx87 4mo ago
> Because they were added doesn't mean they were needed and even if the same person added and then removed them, it doesn't mean they are digging ditches to fill them. Huh? If LoC weren't needed then adding them was unnece
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by 4lx87 4mo ago
It’s not a failure that resources were spent writing code that was not needed?
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by 4lx87 4mo ago
The most effective contributors at your job remove more code than they add? That doesn't sound effective that sounds like digging ditches to fill them. Every line of code removed is a line that was previously added.
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by 4lx87 4mo ago
No, those are the shareholders who don’t produce anything.
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by 4lx87 4mo ago
No parents on HN? The new parental controls are everything I could ask for.
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The Bluesky firehose if everyone was messaging you(hah.spencer.place)
7 points by 4lx87 4mo ago|1 comments
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by 4lx87 4mo ago
Nobody wants to hear "no". The way you say "no" without saying it is by turning "no" into an option, and attaching costs to options. "no, I won't be able to make it in time" would be "I can
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by 4lx87 4mo ago
“AI Engineer” is already out-of-date. You need to be an “AI GTM engineer”.
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by 4lx87 5mo ago
OpenAI reported ~$20 billion annualized revenue for 2025, up from $6 billion the year before.
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by 4lx87 5mo ago
It is insane, but my past experience with GCP is they suspended all service only days after a failed payment, after years of paying on time. It's a major factor in why I don't use them anymore. I'm not waking up to angry cust
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by 4lx87 5mo ago
Find the German or UK international DVD release for original music. Region 1 DVDs have replacement music for licensing reasons, and it changes the show for the worse. One of my favorite shows.
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by 4lx87 5mo ago
Hope so. I’d like to be able to read the HTML templates again.
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by 4lx87 5mo ago
I'd also display an error ID to the user, which is tagged on the error log. That way engineers can instantly locate a detailed error log from a screenshot provided by the user.
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by 4lx87 5mo ago
Is the software produced this way good quality?
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by 4lx87 6mo ago
Because it's illegal.
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by 4lx87 6mo ago
You're right. RSS builds on top of the web. ATProto does not. I'd say RSS is a resource format / content type, not a communications protocol. A resource format intended for syndicating updates – exactly what ATProto and Activ
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by 4lx87 6mo ago
The web is already structured like this. You can poll a URL for updates. You can host your own data. Anyone can build an app that aggregates from everyone's data.
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by 4lx87 6mo ago
Looks really cool but ATProto means I won't be using it. I'm not going to invest in another network when we already have an open one. We already have the web. The web already has OAuth. OAuth is already widely supported. IndieAuth
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Sparse AI: Better hardware could turn zeros into AI heroes(spectrum.ieee.org)
1 points by 4lx87 6mo ago|0 comments
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by 4lx87 6mo ago
I woke up one day and the industry is gating all code changes behind PRs w/ approvals. Anyone still able to commit to main without approval from someone else? I’m even seeing companies require multiple approvals on every PR. It’s insan
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by 4lx87 6mo ago
I'm curious, how do you deal with Cloudflare and similar anti-bot systems? Just keep shopping the job around to different proxies?