ChiperSoft

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by ChiperSoft 2mo ago
Is there somewhere HN tells you that? For me theres just a "[flagged]" next to the title.
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by ChiperSoft 2mo ago
Find a woman with a narrow stem background and ask her what she thinks.
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by ChiperSoft 2mo ago
Funny how these guys never factor construction workers and building contractors into their AI social caste structures.
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by ChiperSoft 2mo ago
Burying the lede, here > ERCOT is currently tracking more than 1,800 projects in the queue, representing over 474 gigawatts of electricity, or more than five times the grid’s record for peak demand
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by ChiperSoft 2mo ago
I'm 45. I caught asymptomatic coronavirus in 2024 and developed Long COVID, burned out hard from my role as a Principal Engineer. We got lucky and just happened to inherit my in-laws estate the very week that I was let go in my company
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by ChiperSoft 2mo ago
That useState hook doesn't work the way you think it does. It's going to reset state every time the hook is invoked on rerender. It also isn't triggering a render, which is the entire point of the hook.
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by ChiperSoft 2mo ago
Duplicate https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49140662
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by ChiperSoft 2mo ago
> We are learning that software quality was maintained only through the will of software engineers combined with their accidentally strong negotiation position in the job market. Yeah.... yeah.
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by ChiperSoft 2mo ago
I have to wonder if growing grid battery storage systems for solar have made it easier to automate this. The reason they need to predict it is because turbine based generation has a spin up time, but batteries are instant.
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by ChiperSoft 2mo ago
While reading the Jelly-UI source I learned that you can use slot tags to effectively punch holes in the shadowdom on a web component. The elements passed in as component children can be assigned to a slot[1] within the component's sha
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by ChiperSoft 2mo ago
Inheritance tax in the US currently doesn't kick in unless the estate is worth more than 12 million dollars. Sounds pretty fair to me.
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by ChiperSoft 2mo ago
If they're any thing like my city, the board members don't live anywhere near the areas they're granting permits for.
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by ChiperSoft 2mo ago
As a parent with an autistic kid that wont let the dentist even use a sonic pick, I welcome this.
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by ChiperSoft 2mo ago
There was a particularly nasty strain of pneumonia going around in early 2024. That may have played a role.
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by ChiperSoft 2mo ago
Where I live we don't get much rain, have a lot of dust, and I have a pine tree next to my house that sheds sap onto the panels. That means they get pretty filthy over a year. I pay a guy $150 once a year to come clean them off. The ga
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by ChiperSoft 3mo ago
If only an LLM could clean my house
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by ChiperSoft 3mo ago
> But the US labor market is currently stable and close to maximum employment. Yeah, no it's not, Trump just fired anyone that said the truth. The massive amount of homes in foreclosure right now because their owners can't find
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by ChiperSoft 3mo ago
I wonder how old the author is. Losing the ability to stay focused on tasks is a pretty common aging symptom. I have felt it now that I'm in my 40s
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by ChiperSoft 3mo ago
The satiation effect that GLP-1s cause also affects motivational drive. I've noticed my ability to get work done is hampered when I am at higher doses of my ozempic.
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by ChiperSoft 3mo ago
That explains the notification that I got from their app a couple days ago.
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by ChiperSoft 3mo ago
That is visible in your code. I was mildly skeptical at first because it just didn't seem like it was doing much more than other design systems. Then I looked at the code. You've built something really great here, your grasp of we
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by ChiperSoft 3mo ago
So the _only_ way to use this is by loading the file from their domain? There is no download or package install? Absolutely no recommended mechanism for hosting it yourself? This is a security nightmare.
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by ChiperSoft 3mo ago
> when someone calls a statement "x-ist," they're also implicitly saying that this is the end of the discussion Aaand thats when I stopped reading. You're not being censored, Paul, you're being rightfully told yo
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by ChiperSoft 3mo ago
The problem is that there aren't a whole lot of new movie theaters being constructed any more, certainly not any large enough to host a full size 70mm IMAX screen (which is significantly larger than the screens used for 4k digital). Re
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by ChiperSoft 3mo ago
Back when I worked in cinema we would occasionally get lenticular movie posters. The cost varies by how many they print as a batch, but you're looking at about $10-20 a piece.
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by ChiperSoft 3mo ago
This analogy has layers that OP probably doesn't recognize. The film industry loves cgi because none of the digital vfx houses are unionized and they can treat the artists like crap. It severely devalued a ton of skilled labor around m
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by ChiperSoft 3mo ago
Lindsey Graham was a huge closet case, well known for frequenting male sex workers. He earned the name Lady G among the DC SW scene. https://carolinacourier.substack.com/p/senator-lindsey-graha...
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by ChiperSoft 3mo ago
> As well as blood transfusions, Johnson follows a strict daily routine that includes monitoring his body fat, heart rate variability, blood, stool samples, and the number of erections he has per night. Every day he also takes two dozen
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by ChiperSoft 3mo ago
Guess they ran out of employees to fire
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by ChiperSoft 3mo ago
Same, I'd smash it like it was offering me a million dollars. I cannot think of a single positive thing that has come out of the AI boom. It has been a net negative for all of society.

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