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   by antifa 3y ago

   Impressive? It didn't even finish loading for me lol.
2. 632.▲
   by antifa 3y ago

   I've had pretty good experiences with https://yacht.sh/ , which only does docker containers.
3. 633.▲
   by antifa 3y ago

   Business owners say that to freelancers. Pirates don't say that.
4. 634.▲
   by antifa 3y ago

   > often a distain for middle class I've literally never seen this, but I regularly see upperclass people misrepresent themselves as middleclass.
5. 635.▲
   by antifa 3y ago

   Just because the pie is getting bigger doesn't mean our slices aren't getting smaller.
6. 636.▲
   by antifa 3y ago

   > I'm not worried that gpt4 is going to start launching missiles Cool SciFi showerthought: An AI will probably know that Stuxnet happened. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stuxnet An AI could trick multiple huma
7. 637.▲
   by antifa 3y ago

   > Granted, it’s not the most optimized way to do it I've discovered a small number of queries actual do become faster when switching a column to a subselect.
8. 638.▲
   by antifa 3y ago

   Honestly, some classes are useless """requirements""". Most classes I wouldn't consider cheating though, because in that case the only person I'd be cheating would be myself.
9. 639.▲
   by antifa 3y ago

   The vast majority of workers can't take less shifts, unless they are OK with becoming homeless.
10. 640.▲
    by antifa 3y ago

    > It sounds like people are standing up to psychological manipulation 99% of the sound is clearly people standing up to defend Facebook's interests against China. Nothing about psychological manipulation here.
11. 641.▲
    by antifa 3y ago

    You'd probably have 100+ equivalent works, 10 better works, and 100,000 inferior works.
12. 642.▲
    by antifa 3y ago

    Woke just means "not white supremacist" so OP's complaint is incoherent non-sense.
13. 643.▲
    by antifa 3y ago

    2023 is the year where I personally benefit from LLMs, and might spend money on them as casually as others spend on video streaming, but the pivotal moment could still be a year or few away.
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    by antifa 3y ago

    Even if your job doesn't get deleted, you're always at risk of AI reducing the number of people employed by your profession by 10%, 20%, etc., which could be a year-after-year thing, or it could be a surprise 50% or 90% one year.
15. 645.▲
    by antifa 3y ago

    > it’s also looking at what other options are there and comparing them I think I'm still better off starting with clChatGPT, I can always follow up with "list 5 alternative solutions".
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    by antifa 3y ago

    I acquired a desired domain this way. I kept silent about it on any service that might detect my interest in it and hold it hostage. For about 3 months, I checked the whois weekly. Some company was holding it. I never visited the domain in
17. 647.▲
    by antifa 3y ago

    The optimal amount of helping hands and second chances are greater than zero.
18. 648.▲
    by antifa 3y ago

    > maybe the UI around inviting friends and/or copy-pasting a username#number is not clear enough and this metric could be improved with better UI? Discord's server invite is already the superior UI around inviting friends. Just
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    by antifa 3y ago

    > Not saying TikTok is better than HN I'll say the opposite, and boldly. With HN, I can quickly scan 90 headlines where 50% of them are tech related and the other half, at least smart people find them interesting or something. Imagi
20. 650.▲
    by antifa 3y ago

    That's actually the first way to close a dialog window. The ways you mentioned don't exist on all platforms and might not be desired behavior for all dialog models.
21. 651.▲
    by antifa 3y ago

    IMO crystal's value is that I can do things normally associated with golang without the horrors of actually dealing with golang's absence of a good type system and other quirks like error handling.
22. 652.▲
    by antifa 3y ago

    I don't think anyone is paying for therapy if they have family, friends, mentors available...
23. 653.▲
    by antifa 3y ago

    Here are my research notes: NUC7i7BNH - 10.31 Watt Idle/49.31 Watt load - $0.86/month idle to $4.32/month load Intel Iris Plus Graphics 650 MacMini M1 - 6.8W idle/39W max (apple specs) - 4.2W idle/31W load (anandte
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    by antifa 3y ago

    I think the devs behind GCC are going to be really upset when they find out people have been using it to generate binaries. This is different from paintings and novels, where the authors made them for the sole purpose of being a tool. &#x2F
25. 655.▲
    by antifa 3y ago

    Thanks for posting which one, this is the most important detail and should have been in the title...
26. 656.▲
    by antifa 4y ago

    I'd like to be presented with more information before a random website demands my phone number.
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    by antifa 4y ago

    Is the distinction between generating full works via AI and using AI in a manor indistinguishable from Grammarly respected when admitting to any use of AI?
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    by antifa 4y ago

    I'm a fullstack dev of 10+ years experience. We have people on our team who've done almost nothing more than a react bootcamp. They can't do what I do, even with chatGPT, but they can do a lot of things I don't want to d
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    by antifa 4y ago

    I don't like the Y2K as an example to this, hubris and overconfidence over solving Y2K might lead us (our leaders, specifically) to dropping the ball on the 2037 problem. And we could have the largest "food rotting in ports"
30. 660.▲
    by antifa 4y ago

    Finder is the only think I don't like on OSX. I just wish I could natively install something like Caja and be done with it. I'm a bit new to OSX but I have no idea how anyone could prefer Finder.