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901.
by baby 3y ago
That’s what I heard from someone who worked there
902.
by baby 3y ago
I’d gladly enforce documentation on every piece of code, even if that means some dumb documentation in some places
903.
by baby 3y ago
Your problem is that you wrote a bad comment, not that you wrote a comment
904.
by baby 3y ago
When the road doesn’t have a sign to say where it’s going or how fast you can go you’re ducked
905.
by baby 3y ago
This ^ Update the road and make it safe and clear to use before removing the signs. Don’t tell road builders that they can avoid placing signs because most road builders don’t build clear roads.
906.
by baby 3y ago
Honestly out-of-date documentation is most often better than no documentation at all
907.
by baby 3y ago
Please do not follow this advice. Once you become good at writing clear code, then seek ways to reduce documentation by using conventions, clearer organization and naming, etc. But you need to be a documentation master level 99 before even
908.
by baby 3y ago
On the other hand he’s been a great force against NSA’s shenanigans.
909.
by baby 3y ago
You can but it’ll take longer. So one way to get faster answers is to stream the response as it is generated. And in GPT-based apps the response is generated token by token (~4chars), hence what you’re seeing.
910.
by baby 3y ago
Not tinitus per se, but I’ll write my experience here because it helped a friend who ran in the same thing, and it might be more common than people think. I took a plane while sick, sinus were kinda jammed, ended up hurting like hell when t
911.
by baby 3y ago
“Enthusiasts”. I’m talking about gamers in general, not people who are interested in assembling a desktop PC
912.
by baby 3y ago
Lots (most?) of gamers don't upgrade their gaming PC, they just buy a preassembled one and will just buy a new PC when the time comes.
913.
by baby 3y ago
I think there's some fundamental issues with gaming on Mac also. I've tried gaming on mac for a very long time, and games were always sluggish and fullscreen seldom worked correctly.
914.
by baby 3y ago
I'm sorry but mobile gaming is a whole different "gaming" world. It's often not the same playerbase.
915.
by baby 3y ago
I had to review a Spring application once and that convinced me never to work with Java ever again
916.
by baby 3y ago
Probably because most people don't want to work with Java
917.
by baby 3y ago
What’s remarkable to me is that when copilot launched there were a lot of people on HN saying it was not good. Now it seems like everybody has adopted it and can’t live without it.
918.
by baby 3y ago
It sounds like you’re describing the difference between two people drawing the sticker
919.
by baby 3y ago
With humans too
920.
by baby 3y ago
What’s the difference between this and you drawing that sticker yourself?
921.
by baby 3y ago
I would guess a lot of the data would come from charlie hebdo
922.
by baby 3y ago
?
923.
by baby 3y ago
No because I pay for youtube. But I’m curious How would that work on iOS?
924.
by baby 3y ago
You can’t adblock on iphones :(
925.
by baby 3y ago
Have you tried watching youtube without a subscription lately?
926.
by baby 3y ago
I’ve said it a long time ago, a lot of people would pay for it, it’s a no brainer.
927.
Ask HN: Good book recommendations on focus, concentration, and deep work?
3 points by baby 3y ago|1 comments
928.
by baby 3y ago
Actually I’ve done hostels like that ^^ but they were on the lower end. Usually nicer hostels (like in Korea) have a curtain for privacy. I guess it’s all over the place.
929.
by baby 3y ago
Sure but did you see the pics? This is worse than a hostel
930.
by baby 3y ago
I had a friend that used to go in the staircase in the back of the office after lunch so he could take a nap. IMO that’s the biggest downside of “working”, alongside commute and timezones.

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