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by barrenko 2y ago
To quote Nikita Bier, never underestimate how many people just want to watch Netflix and die.
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by barrenko 2y ago
Thank you for your recc as well.
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by barrenko 2y ago
For data analysis and visualization R is the lightsaber.
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by barrenko 2y ago
Noah hitting HN!
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by barrenko 2y ago
When will this hit the Meta AI that I have within WhatsApp since of last week?
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by barrenko 2y ago
I'd like to sneak in a movie recommendation here https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eden_(2014_film) , semi-related to the thread. Be aware that there are a lot of Eden movies, as well as another one in that same year.
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by barrenko 2y ago
True, I did some amateur vector art (in Illustrator) and you basically have to compose objects out of basic shapes. It is truly highly meditative.
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by barrenko 2y ago
Ah yes, pop some ketamine, turn this one, and never return.
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by barrenko 2y ago
A big question here, do you think it would be possible to self-study optics and what would it take?
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by barrenko 2y ago
The UI made me think it's for drawn notes.
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by barrenko 2y ago
Thank you, means a lot
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by barrenko 2y ago
It was an overreaction during the first term, now it's apt. The destruction of America should be stopped immediately. But I fear we are at Thor: Ragnarok timeline now.
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by barrenko 2y ago
Do you have more posts about this? My main gripe about Django is that the usual html templating options are but-uggly (as opposed to those that ship with Rails), but I haven't tried one of the new options.
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by barrenko 2y ago
Agh, the glory days of when tynan and sebastian marshall inspired what I would do later on in life (it's vagabonding, sort of vagranting). Also, his gear posts are really interesting.
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by barrenko 2y ago
No argument on that from me in general, but the book in question is practical.
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by barrenko 2y ago
Excellent sequel to the goat book (TDD with Python), that got me to deploy my first real web application.
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by barrenko 2y ago
Was just about to write. My 69-year old neighbour just knocks on my door at random interval and asks if I want a coffee. * I had an 80 year old neighbour as well, but she got sick and moved in with her daughter.
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by barrenko 2y ago
The incumbent has awoken.
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by barrenko 2y ago
People are just more and more used to interacting with an LLM / GPT, I think that's the why of the long questions + yes, people are not finding what they need.
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by barrenko 2y ago
I really do not understand why can't they just work with existing OSS developers pulling their hair out trying to make AMD devices work and instead do it this way. It's like Mozilla with the questionable decisions.
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by barrenko 2y ago
Beautiful.
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by barrenko 2y ago
"There is no God, and Dirac is his prophet".
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by barrenko 2y ago
If you could be bothered to write a blog post on it, I'd be interested in reading it.
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by barrenko 2y ago
It's a three days ride (at a leisure pace of like 40 km/h) from Crimea to Bruxelles.
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by barrenko 2y ago
What the hell is iceberg now?
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by barrenko 2y ago
A consultant sold them something with a high margin, they need to justify the bill.
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by barrenko 2y ago
With AI, full-stack will be only on the up, especially the frontend UI nitty-gritty (my humble prediction).
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by barrenko 2y ago
Lovely suggestion, I'll have a look at the USALD90 ticker, I'm in the EU, so I also use the PMI but "Eurozone" Manufacturing Purchasing Managers Index (PMI), anyone can have a look here and get a basic idea - https:&#x
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by barrenko 2y ago
This is the HN caveat.
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by barrenko 2y ago
1) You really can't 2) maybe the current sweet-spot for usage is to use to to build stuff you couldn't immediately figure out how to build yourself, something that is just beyond your (perceived) reach.

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