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Show HN: Browse, upvote and comment on HN from terminal with hnterminal
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The etymology is always suspect, but at least in this case the outcome does justice. This compares sharply to the bills where similar word play happen...
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I love the dungeon mode and its custom generation, but it seems missing for world map, have you thought about using `simplex-noise` to generate a completely random world? for example https://aperocky.com/hydrosim And perfor
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> I cannot name my fixture `database`, I have to call it `myplugin_database` instead On the subject of implicit vs explicit, `myplugin_database` is unquestionably more explicit.
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The hierarchy is pretty clearly stated here and it seemed to be against what you're suggesting: https://docs.pytest.org/en/6.2.x/fixture.html#fixture-availa... , even though I don't think the hierarchy ma
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I have the exact opposite experience, writing tests are actually sort of enjoyable using pytest. The trick might be not using an IDE at all, I consider python and most of its frameworks explicit enough to write with editors like vim. I neve
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> I have found that this is not just true of pytest, but also of the python language! :P Curious as to how? It is pretty explicit and simple when compared against the pack.
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Not just your money, renting money is so much cheaper when you only need to pay 0.25% per year against the firehose known as the Fed.
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Yes, but the most significant barrier is with the first, not for the followers. I think it's a Tesla situation. Tesla did very well, and I believe OpenAI will be too, but everyone else will catch up and then some. Once the first mode
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There seem to be non-stop AI hype since 10 years ago, but it does not seem to be a field that has high barrier of entry. This time it does seem quite useful, but I think in a few years it will be commoditized and offered from all major clou
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But it's not BS, automation is essential. I'd look for other reasons..
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But how much longer though?
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Feel like I'm more stuck to screens because I need more in person human interactions.. going outside only work for so much when you're in a little hamlet.
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test more reply
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This is a multi-line reply edited by vim invoked from hnterminal cli env
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Seeing is believing
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test write functionalities in development. This is a new line.
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Wait so did you have full stack webdev skills or not? Or should we infer you learned it after your 20s.
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> If the loser does not believe in the validity of the election, it serves no purpose. The idea seems correct, however, unsure how electronic voting machine comes into the picture, perhaps only in a mental sense, but people have shown th
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> Professional developers will recognize that we're talking 50-90% of the LABOR-HOURS More like 20-30% at max. And it's not including debugging the output of chatGPT, which I've found that it has been making subtle mistake
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This is my feeling as well. For some reason online community feels more "trustable" in the early 2000s. That is definitely NOT true today.
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> Best part is I didn't get murdered. I was almost going to say this sounds crazy dangerous and more like a trap, but 15 years ago I would have done the same and probably came out safe. I don't know what changed, it feels like
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Not a psychologist but I feel like appreciating things are more of a learned trait but jealousy and wanting are natural.
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Earth looks flatter with each passing day.
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ChatGPT has learned no less than 100000 snippets about `rm -r *`, and how to trick people into accidentally using it.
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Try this terminal client out: https://github.com/Aperocky/hnterminal `pip install hnterminal`
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> misdiagnosed SVB's public statements What's misdiagnosed? That SVB is holding half its assets in 1.5% long term HTM bonds in a 4.5% interest rate environment?
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> Between 1929 and 1932, worldwide gross domestic product (GDP) fell by an estimated 15%. By comparison, worldwide GDP fell by less than 1% from 2008 to 2009 during the Great Recession. > The Great Depression/Peak global unemploy
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A simple diary script. `$ diary` to create/open a file for today's diary in vim: https://github.com/Aperocky/diaryman/blob/master/diaryman.sh Or try `pip install diarycli`: https://g
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