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by M4v3R 2y ago
It’s not common in the US but over here in Europe it’s standard practice that you cannot fire an employee at will, most of the time you need to give 1-3 months notice. You can only fire them immediately if there’s misconduct, breach of cont
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by M4v3R 2y ago
I think you’re being very generous with these 2 years.
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by M4v3R 2y ago
It probably depends on the tool you use and on the programming language. I use Supermaven autocomplete when writing Typescript and it’s working great, it often feels like it’s reading my mind, suggesting what I would write next myself.
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by M4v3R 2y ago
> I just don't see any benefit of using automatic transmission Not having to deal with gear shifting is a huge benefit for me. It takes out one non-trivial element from the whole driving experience and lets me focus more on all the
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by M4v3R 2y ago
There was one video from a disgruntled ex employee, who just noticed that in the video footage some wells are missing/duplicated. That does not prove he didn’t build them. It's only one of the possible reasons. The other possible
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by M4v3R 2y ago
It's funny how we went from "it's impossible for a computer to write meaningful code by itself" to "yawn, another one of these" in like 2 years.
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by M4v3R 2y ago
In many parts of the world voter registration is a perfectly normal practice and no one challenges it. The biggest reason for having it is that it disallows voting multiple times. What in your opinion makes the voter registration disenfranc
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by M4v3R 2y ago
Use Spotlight to open the “Audio MIDI Setup” app, select your AirPods Pro in the sidebar and check if channels are correctly configured there.
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by M4v3R 2y ago
I agree with you on the easy part, but it’s definitely not as fast. In JS you get instant hot code reload and even without that the interpreter starts up pretty fast. In comparison Rust takes a while to recompile even with simple changes, a
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by M4v3R 2y ago
Zendesk was informed. OP specifically said they asked h1 to escalate to the company itself and the second email they present way from someone from Zendesk, who still rejected them, adding that this decision was made “after consulting with t
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by M4v3R 2y ago
If you like the free tier, you will love the pro tier. I know it will sound like I’m shilling, but at times it literally feels like it reads my mind, especially when I’m doing something that requires changes across multiple files. Once I do
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by M4v3R 2y ago
Thanks for sharing this, you’re not the only one. I have a close friend who tried LSD as a last resort to get the best of his severe depression and suicidal thoughts (after being on SSRIs for his entire life) and just one session completely
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by M4v3R 2y ago
I’m in a weird state where at 30 years old we (together with my wife) lost our whole social circle and had to start anew. It’s hard. What I realized that many people who are 30+ already have their social group they’re content with and are n
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by M4v3R 2y ago
It will be a loong time before AI can produce lead actors that are believable, act exactly the way you as a director want and tell the story you want to tell, so I think at least for now you'll still need the actors for the lead roles.
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by M4v3R 2y ago
We were investigating speech-to-speech for a project before and estimated that creating an end to end solution with the previous method would take us weeks at best for the MVP (because the pipeline was basically: speech -> whisper STT mo
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by M4v3R 2y ago
Sounds plausible, but as the author noted the OS has the knowledge whether you’re using a Bluetooth keyboard/mouse or not but it doesn’t matter - it shows that dialog even if you have wired peripherals plugged in. It’s dumb.
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by M4v3R 2y ago
It's definitely legal issues, probably the same reason Apple is not rolling some of the new features like Apple Intelligence in iOS 18 to EU. [0] https://www.macworld.com/article/2374452/apple-intelligence-...
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by M4v3R 2y ago
Why is it strange? The reason the LLM can't answer this correctly is because it works on tokens, not on single letters, plus we all know at this points LLMs suck at counting. On the other hand they're perfectly capable of writing
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by M4v3R 2y ago
I managed to build a non-trivial desktop app (a game trainer which hooks up to a process and reads/manipulates memory in real-time) using Tauri framework (which is based in Rust) almost entirely using Claude 3.5 Sonnet. And I had zero
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by M4v3R 2y ago
Same! It reminded me of a story about the latest Phrack issue called "Calling All Hackers" [1] and made me hopeful that indeed the hacker spirit is still present in the younger generation and will always be, as long as we older fo
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by M4v3R 2y ago
Not sure how it works on desktop, but on mobile I literally closed the website after scrolling down two times.
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by M4v3R 2y ago
These are valuable lessons for sure, but then someone from the marketing comes and demands you add PostHog or any other tracking script to the site and won't take no for an answer.
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by M4v3R 2y ago
From the Introduction: > After the past several decades of humanity putting all of its collective knowledge online, we are seeing more ways to prevent us from accessing it. This hits so hard, especially for someone who saw the Internet
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by M4v3R 2y ago
The reviews were negative because people had very high expectation for this movie (as it marked 100 years of Disney) and they got "just another animated musical". I watched with my wife and we enjoyed it, but we had zero expectati
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by M4v3R 2y ago
I would say the fault is on the both sides. Defcon being so big knew that someone will pick up their unrealistic budget. But it’s still the contractor’s fault if they took a project with full knowledge of its scope and agreed on the price
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by M4v3R 2y ago
Same, I'm using Tauri for few toy projects and I'd like to know whether this is worth checking out. I love Tauri but Rust has a very steep learning curve for me (as a mainly frontend web developer), for basically everything I want
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by M4v3R 2y ago
+1 for bringing your own LLM
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I wonder if this is a perfect use case for an LLM. I bet that if you did submit he code to Claude/ChatGPT with a prompt to „fix any typos in the code that was read using OCR” it would have a pretty high rate of success.
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by M4v3R 2y ago
Very well said. A 7yo is probably closest to their true „themselves” they will ever be.
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by M4v3R 2y ago
> Kids will learn English by themselves in school anyway If you live in an English speaking country then sure. Over here it’s almost impossible to learn English in school, you only get a few hours per week of English classes.

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