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by 6510 10mo ago
lack of character, distracted by other things for to long, drowning in unforeseen complexity, much slower progression than expected, bored with it, force majeure, etc
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by 6510 10mo ago
I have at least two projects that I estimated to take a week or two but aren't finished after years. There might be others that just got abandoned that should be included in the count. Then there are things that work but aren't po
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by 6510 10mo ago
You have to break down the problem into manageable chunks anyway, might as well feed those into a code agent while you write it yourself. If you don't like what it did explain what it did wrong. Shouldn't take long to figure out w
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by 6510 10mo ago
A friend of mine has a hilarious method for breaking though procrastination. His one trick is to spend money on the task/project, buy all kinds of things to make the job easier. It has to be useful but it is more about paying the unloc
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by 6510 10mo ago
Little computer people was awesome[0]. Upscale it to a full size microsoft office[3]. Give agents neck bearded avatars with green hair named after real employees except from legal, there everyone is a pirate. Make it so that one can zoom in
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by 6510 10mo ago
Sounds like a fun fan fiction crowd sourcing project. Have some coding agent rewrite windows from scratch. We can all throw some money/tokens at it periodically to keep it going. It should have a live video stream where it narrates and
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by 6510 10mo ago
Hyundai has this really cool real time remote control technology for heavy machinery. They stitch camera footage together and make parts of the vehicle transparent. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e_SMTc-sOHQ It also detect
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by 6510 10mo ago
In 1993 Rotterdam had it's first automated container terminal with driverless AGVs. If someone walked onto the road all alarms went off and everything shut down. Not something you will do twice. A few months a go a dutch train hit a tr
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by 6510 10mo ago
> If you can provide an acceptable source.... https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2021/08/the-perl-foundation-... https://www.theregister.com/2021/04/13/perl_dev_quits/ 20
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by 6510 10mo ago
That's even better. Do remember that the OS language isn't the preferred language. From HN you should really link to an /en version. My formula is to ask what it is the user should be doing on the page. Not even what they thi
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by 6510 10mo ago
- The tool-tip feels wrong in how it covers up the highlighted route. Perhaps it should go at the left top of the screen. - When opening the page the user should be prompted to pick the language and theme. Then you can collapse it in the in
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by 6510 10mo ago
The real joke will be when actually useful apps made by actually serious developers will appear on iphones.
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by 6510 10mo ago
Almost as good as my idea to have people pay me to work for me. Had a great business idea just now: A tool for staged interviews! The subject and the journalist submit an equal length list of questions. Each round of the auction they bid on
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by 6510 10mo ago
I feel cheated that it is only one page.
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by 6510 10mo ago
The most obvious solution is never going to happen. Just have a tax and pay the natives for being a tourist attraction.
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by 6510 10mo ago
That it has to be believable is a major constraint that reality doesn't have.
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by 6510 10mo ago
It simply should be required to post all job openings with a government agency that will negotiate the terms and fine you horrifically if your offer smells like bullshit. It should go as far as to force the company to hire the best fitting
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by 6510 10mo ago
True but the internet is scrubbed all the time and we will never know how many people know not to mention things.
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by 6510 10mo ago
The purpose of the ministry of truth was to redact and rewrite history. Shape peoples thoughts, their vocabulary and show them how good they have it compared to their primitive ancestors. (Those naked bare foot people who build all those me
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by 6510 10mo ago
I have this article growing in the back of my head that is currently mostly a rant about how impractical technology turned out by comparing the current state with the old days. It's hard as there are countless examples and I want to ad
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by 6510 10mo ago
I work alone, I have considerable amount of unfinished code laying around. Sometimes even multiple instances of a thing. I could see how it would be annoying in a team settings. The cause is not having the thing but how you organize it. Lik
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by 6510 10mo ago
To follow the narrative: The do actual work, arguably even useful.
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by 6510 10mo ago
1984
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by 6510 10mo ago
The concept seems awesome and quite unexplored. Very inspiring.
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by 6510 10mo ago
Because there are over 200 competing 3d printing companies in China.
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by 6510 10mo ago
While I would love to attribute it to their culture of hard work I believe the credit should go to the combined effect of poor choices made in the west. You cant begin to list our spending on bullshit directly nor instances of money intende
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by 6510 10mo ago
> What you're asking for is effectively to become a client state of one of the above. You optimist! It seems more like one has to be a client state for all of the above simultaneously and be punished whenever contradicting orders ar
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by 6510 10mo ago
I have ideas, lots of ideas, most of them bad. This hobby had me compare how people (including myself) predicted what a new technology would bring in the future with what actually happened. With few exceptions we get it wrong. Most of the t
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by 6510 10mo ago
needs a simple p2p desktop client
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by 6510 10mo ago
Lets scream into the void together.

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