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by booleandilemma 6mo ago
I think the default position people like to take generally is to just go with the status quo. GitHub has reached status quo level. As in "nobody ever got fired for choosing GitHub". It's the only forge I've seen advertis
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by booleandilemma 6mo ago
Account created last year, is Banksy your patron saint?
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by booleandilemma 6mo ago
The day I see it does this is the day I switch to zed, or whatever.
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by booleandilemma 6mo ago
I think part of ticketing is the state makes money off of it. If they just shut these companies down no one benefits.
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by booleandilemma 6mo ago
HR departments aren't using LLMs to select candidates for jobs are they?
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by booleandilemma 6mo ago
We really strive at making life into a living hell, don't we?
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by booleandilemma 6mo ago
I was so young when I first used it and remember being delighted by the idea of phrasing a search query as a question. Google came later. Thank you for being a positive part of the web of my childhood.
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by booleandilemma 6mo ago
Don't worry about HN points. It's all just fake anyway. Numbers on the internet. GitHub stars on the other hand, now those are real.
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by booleandilemma 6mo ago
I was just using claude to edit a blog post There's your problem.
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by booleandilemma 6mo ago
That's amazing. I've also been mispronouncing it incorrectly my entire life. Thanks for this info! I'm a native English speaker and my language continues to surprise me. https://www.merriam-webster.com/diction
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by booleandilemma 6mo ago
Interesting. I could apply this to some people I've worked with. They work so well because they don't have to.
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by booleandilemma 6mo ago
I see. Thanks for both your answers.
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by booleandilemma 6mo ago
Why are larger drones better than smaller suicide drones that can have bombs attached to them and built by the thousands per day in a dark factory?
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by booleandilemma 6mo ago
Unless it's the government of Iran, apparently.
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by booleandilemma 6mo ago
The thing that kills me is how serious it's gotten. Can't joke around anymore, not unless you're doing it ironically.
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by booleandilemma 6mo ago
Thanks. Glad I'm not the only one who felt that. I think the author just learned the word panopticon.
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by booleandilemma 6mo ago
I’m Maggie and I’m a staff research engineer at GitHub Next. At least that’s my title, but I’m actually a designer. Or I was, back when that was still a separate thing to engineering. Ah. I didn't think we could debase the title of &
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by booleandilemma 6mo ago
Lol! Hello from the land of guns and freedom!
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by booleandilemma 6mo ago
It's a comment on an internet forum, not an encyclopedia article. Or were you being sarcastic? I can't tell anymore :)
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by booleandilemma 6mo ago
I believe that our politicians are just trying to make as much money for themselves as possible and they don't actually care about America or Americans at all, and this has been the case for maybe the past 50 years or so. I further bel
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by booleandilemma 6mo ago
It's alright. Lots of people on HN aren't able to handle contrarian viewpoints. Being hated by idiots is the price you pay for not being one of them. - Jean Cocteau
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by booleandilemma 6mo ago
It doesn't matter what we think, what ethics we have, because if we won't do what the evil company asks for management will just find an H-1B slave from the third world who will. We need to discontinue the H-1B visa and have Ameri
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by booleandilemma 6mo ago
Do you think our economic system is prepared to cope with that?
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by booleandilemma 6mo ago
Did The Onion take over InfoWars or OpenAI?
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by booleandilemma 6mo ago
I think we need less technology. Can we have a de-tech movement? Life-saving tech is fine but enough is enough with software, AI, surveillance, etc. It's too much. It's been too much for the past twenty years or so.
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by booleandilemma 6mo ago
I'm not forgetting how to code. They're not gonna get me. Did I forget everyone's phone numbers when cell phones came out? Yes. But this is different. Coding is my passion. I was doing it before I got paid to do it and I&#x27
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by booleandilemma 6mo ago
I think large proofs done by humans also require hours of verification by other mathematicians, checking for "bugs" in a sense. I don't think they're obviously correct, I think it's like more like doing a code revie
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by booleandilemma 6mo ago
What’s beginning to emerge is that the problem was maybe easier than expected, and it was like there was some kind of mental block Hindsight is 20/20.
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by booleandilemma 6mo ago
As someone who has only worked for a company with maybe a thousand people, can you elaborate on this a bit?
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by booleandilemma 6mo ago
Programmers only or across the company?

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