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by 65 2y ago
Call me a Luddite but I don't want more and more technology. I don't want AI. I want to build my own house, grow my own food, make my own shoes. We've had lots and lots of economic growth... but at what cost?
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by 65 2y ago
Great! I have been using KickMap because the MTA app used to suck. I will give this a try.
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by 65 3y ago
I've been writing CSS for over 10 years, and I still battle with certain issues all the time (mostly flexbox, images, and positioning). CSS is easy to learn but almost impossible to master.
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by 65 3y ago
I built an Alexa skill at work. It's mostly a ton of edge cases and prompt variations you have to handle. Alexa also has a very short time out, something like 8 seconds, so your skill will time out very easily. Handling state is a whol
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by 65 3y ago
Linux Mint https://linuxmint.com/
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by 65 3y ago
I wouldn't trust this article. The author seems to be a terminally online person with crab mentality. The arguments aren't particularly persuasive and seem to be obsessive and emotional about a random paid search engine. Move alon
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by 65 3y ago
GraphQL is one of the most annoying developer inventions ever made. I have never found a good use for GraphQL even at huge scale. I'm sure Facebook has some use for it, but even then, you can still add filters with good ol' RESTfu
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by 65 3y ago
Slime is pretty popular as a touch based art form. Same with fidget toys.
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by 65 3y ago
Clbuttic -> Cl-ass-ic -> Cl-butt-ic
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by 65 3y ago
I went to my state school instead of a private university purely because of cost. It just never seemed worth it to spend so much for 4 years of my life. It's funny too, since I went to a high school where everyone felt the need to go t
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by 65 3y ago
I'm sure everyone who read the title immediately thought of the fastest programming language in the world.
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by 65 3y ago
StackOverflow is a much more reliable version of ChatGPT :)
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by 65 3y ago
DigitalOcean App Platform is pretty good. Easy to use.
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by 65 3y ago
You are suggesting new grads attempt to get a FAANG job, which is 1. what every new grad is already trying to do and 2. extremely competitive. Maybe if you went to an elite university and live in the Bay Area, but realistically I'd sug
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by 65 3y ago
I love these web toys, but this needs a way to zoom!
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Why Tech Companies Are Not Your Friends(nytimes.com)
15 points by 65 3y ago|1 comments
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by 65 3y ago
This describes Chicago.
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Ask HN: What are you using to host your email?
5 points by 65 3y ago|16 comments
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by 65 3y ago
I'll only buy a VR device if it's in the form of glasses, not big goggles I need to strap to my face.
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by 65 3y ago
> code reviews also take months Seems wildly counter-productive, as I'm guessing there will be a ton of merge conflicts.
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by 65 3y ago
Software can be re-written on the same hardware though. Is it all technically finite? Yes. Though it's infinite in terms of human ability to use software.
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by 65 3y ago
Not sure how AirBnB has a $100 billion market cap. The use case for an AirBnB, which is mostly large group travel, seems limited when comparing to the use case for a hotel (every other type of travel). Marriott and Hyatt combined have a low
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by 65 3y ago
> Infinite growth is not possible with finite resources. I would argue software is an infinite resource. Therefore, we can have infinite growth in a world of software.
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by 65 3y ago
And what about the other human generated/bot spam? E.g. Pinterest spam, StackOverflow clones, content marketing sites, etc? I've been using Kagi for a while and it makes it feel like Google Search is a dead man walking. Even Bing
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by 65 3y ago
You have to be pretty stupid to eat an entire sheet of acid. At 100ug per tab, and a sheet is 100 tabs, that's 10 milligrams of acid. Either way, you can't overdose on acid. Sure it'll be a crazy trip but "overdosing&quo
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by 65 3y ago
Well this is interesting. Even quickly searching "docs.google.com" on urlscan.io gets me some spreadsheets with lists of people's names, emails, telephone numbers, and other personal information.
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The billion dollar race for smart glasses [video](youtube.com)
1 points by 65 3y ago|0 comments
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by 65 3y ago
Maybe AI developers can make landing pages and basic APIs. But, taking front end as an example, I just don't see how an AI can reproduce exact design specifications and interactivity to the point where it wouldn't just be faster t
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by 65 3y ago
We'll go back to the gatekeepers. Only certain media sources will be deemed trustworthy as sources, and the media industry will revert back to corporate power. Now, will news publishers be smart enough to understand this? Maybe, maybe
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Ask HN: What laptop are you using to daily drive Linux?
37 points by 65 3y ago|89 comments

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