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by bilekas 8mo ago
> Quality of code has never had anything to do with which products are successful. I bet both youtube and facebook's codebase is a tangled mess. This is such a bad take and flat out wrong. Your ability to deliver and maintain featur
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Show HN: SecuriNote Discord Bot(github.com)
1 points by bilekas 8mo ago|0 comments
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by bilekas 8mo ago
That's an interesting business model actually : "Oh hey there, I see you're almost finished your project and ready to launch, watch theses adverts and participate in this survey to get the last 10% of your app completed"
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by bilekas 8mo ago
> I've had conversations with people recently who are losing sleep because they're finding building yet another feature with "just one more prompt" irresistible. This is actually a really good point that I have kind o
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by bilekas 8mo ago
> Trying to recover my sanity after a year of complete executive function failure. Tech can lead you to places that will absolutely destroy you mentally and emotionally. I know its hard to appreciate other people trying to give advice wh
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by bilekas 8mo ago
As soon as politicians are also included in these acts, then you could see a shift in their opinions.
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by bilekas 8mo ago
> Parents are just burnt out, I think. I'm sorry but I don't buy this. We have been parenting forever, parents get burnt out. That doesn't mean you just ignore what your kids are doing. It's your responsibility to be
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by bilekas 8mo ago
It's giving my identification to a no face company, that I don't know will handle the data correctly. And if they don't I have absolutely no recourse. Also, why should I need to identify myself at all ? I used to use IRC for
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by bilekas 8mo ago
> Ads do not influence the answers ChatGPT gives you. Lets see about that. When that's your bottom line and you're already billions in debt trying to prove out a business model, I'm SURE Ads are just an after thought &#x2F
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by bilekas 8mo ago
Until we have some kind of "One Time ID Verification" service that would work, the ID will never be deleted. Or a hash of the info or some kind of identifiable info.
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by bilekas 8mo ago
When will it be normalized to be able to say "Parents should just be doing their job" before we decide to ruin everything online for everyone else. Although I know it's not really about protecting the kids. I wonder if the po
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by bilekas 8mo ago
So a good EU OpenSource alternative : https://stoat.chat/ formerly known as Revolt.
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by bilekas 8mo ago
Thank you for reminding me, I've been meaning to cancel for months but it's only 2.50EUR and having to sign into my apple account was such an effort I never got around to it.
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GitHub Is Down in EU(statusgator.com)
1 points by bilekas 9mo ago|1 comments
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by bilekas 9mo ago
If the shoe fits your work flow, call it what you want. Change it how you like for all I care. But coding shouldn't be the majority of your time.
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by bilekas 9mo ago
Writing he code should be the easy part and one of the smaller time sinks actually. The fruits of the labour is in the planning, the design, the architecture and the requirements that you want to achieve now and potentially in the future..
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by bilekas 9mo ago
Hack the planet. This is such a call back and what a nice touch to add the sound to it too. That whole OST is incredible, I still pull orbital and prodigy into my current work playlists. What a fun movie.
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by bilekas 9mo ago
... I'm not sure if you're trolling or if you missed the point again. The point is to test the contextual ability and correctness of the LLMs ability's to perform actions that would be hopefully guaranteed to not be in the tr
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by bilekas 9mo ago
You're missing the point, it's only a testing excersize for the new model.
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by bilekas 9mo ago
It's just a benchmark test excersize.
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by bilekas 9mo ago
It sure reads like it.. These days unfortunately so many things do, there is a real “impersonality” (if that’s the right word) to the whole new communication theme.
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by bilekas 9mo ago
This is incredibly frustrating, something so neutrally appreciated and used by everyone dropped. For no reason at all, but it’s not hard to infer why. Can’t have those pesky facts getting in the way of gaslighting the masses.
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by bilekas 9mo ago
Misguided mass layoffs though so nothing new.
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by bilekas 9mo ago
> The way work gets done has changed, and enterprises are starting to feel it in big ways. Why do they say all of this fluff when everyone knows it’s not exactly true yet. Just makes me be cynical of the rest. When can we say we have eno
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by bilekas 9mo ago
> how they’re potentially losing an $X00,000 account just because the customer can’t use a specific failure reporting workflow in the SaaS. They’re now working with me to build what the customer needs and retain them. You mean the poor S
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by bilekas 9mo ago
> Against that backdrop, ICE’s assertion that it is considering privacy expectations appears designed to reassure both policymakers and potential vendors that the agency is aware of the controversy surrounding commercial surveillance dat
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by bilekas 9mo ago
> Why the F are so many hn'rs defending these billionaire creeps? They're not. There is a big difference between being skeptical of something, and OP even gave clear reasons why, and defending someone. Nobody is defending anyon
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by bilekas 9mo ago
The EUs interests focus heavy on regulation, standardisation and privacy. They avoid letting private companies dictate the terms. Isn't perfect, but it's getting better and it's a work in progress.
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by bilekas 9mo ago
Or GitOobe.. although I like the idea of ÜberGit.eu
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by bilekas 9mo ago
The other commenter nailed it down. But I want to add that removing dependance on US companies is not some kind of spiteful act. It's purely down to both privacy and reliability. Having private companies in the US becoming more involve

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