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by crummy 4y ago
https://www.theguardian.com/business/2023/mar/11/silicon-val...
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by crummy 4y ago
Didn't the public get paid back, plus extra, after bailing out the banks?
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by crummy 4y ago
How does a company like Apple insure their billions of dollars of cash?
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by crummy 4y ago
How am I supposed to know how much detail a phone's sensor can capture?
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by crummy 4y ago
people are paying hacker news commenters to post this stuff?
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by crummy 4y ago
Backwards compatibility?
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by crummy 4y ago
This is just some random dev though. Soon an equivalent service will be bundled with your office 365 subscription, backed with five nines of reliability and a corporate support plan.
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by crummy 4y ago
The first one they had to do for real to know how to build the staging for the later fakes.
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by crummy 4y ago
Are you using the stock charger? I would see similar behaviour on my 2018 MBP when I used a USB-C charger without enough power.
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by crummy 4y ago
This is great to see - fills the biggest hole in Docker Compose. I built something similar, it was a bit fragile though. What I ended up using instead was a lot simpler with only a little downside: Caddy for a reverse proxy will buffer requ
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by crummy 4y ago
Astro.build perhaps
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by crummy 4y ago
Should the language model treat every political party in every country equally?
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by crummy 4y ago
Seriously. More users than Slack, and I assume 99% of them are on a free plan too. Their engineering blog talks about some of the problems they deal with at that scale, impressive stuff: https://discord.com/category/en
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by crummy 4y ago
Because the clients do not show ads, and Twitter's revenue largely comes from ads. (The next question you could ask is why did they not provide some ad-included API for the third-party clients but presumably that didn't seem to be
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Ask HN: What is it like working on a large dynamically-typed codebase?
21 points by crummy 4y ago|55 comments
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by crummy 4y ago
> Your kid can see whatever they want at most public libraries. I feel like there is way, way worse stuff on the internet than at any public library I've been in. Is this not the case?
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by crummy 4y ago
Don't they have an Apple Car? Like a literal car they were working on making? I guess that's the exception though. https://arstechnica.com/cars/2020/12/apple-is-allegedly-work...
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by crummy 4y ago
What's the advantage of doing complex logic in rust-wasm? I assume you mean in the frontend?
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by crummy 4y ago
Hmm. I confess I don't often go into my spam folder but was just going from what I recall of the back-and-forths on https://www.419eater.com/html/letters.htm
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by crummy 4y ago
Don't most of the "nigerian-prince" type scams involve some kind of back-and-forth?
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by crummy 4y ago
You could do it with humans - every time you click "mark as spam" it doesn't just trash the email, it begins a long and drawn-out chatGPT conversation with the spammer, stringing them along.
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by crummy 4y ago
I tried this but after entering my API key then clicking Debug, it just loads forever. Console says: xhr.js:162 Refused to set unsafe header "User-Agent" POST https://api.openai.com/v1/edits 429
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Cursor: AI Source Editor(twitter.com)
3 points by crummy 4y ago|0 comments
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by crummy 4y ago
> Keep in mind Cuba is free to trade with 192+ countries all around the world. Is that the case? I don't know a lot about how the blocade works but Wikipedia says "the United States has threatened to stop financial aid to other
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by crummy 4y ago
Are most android devs still working with Java or Kotlin?
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by crummy 4y ago
Hmm. One thing I learned from playing video games is that I enjoy myself way more when my teammates are friendly or at least not actively hostile to me, even if I know I can block their communication.
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by crummy 4y ago
this guy spent 16 years writing and maintaining a Twitter client
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Bytecoder: Interpret and Transpile JVM Bytecode to JavaScript, OpenCL or WASM(github.com)
3 points by crummy 4y ago|0 comments
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by crummy 4y ago
I played the game briefly upon release. I did not suspect it of being web based and to be honest I can't imagine how it would have been different were it to be made using traditional methods. The turn based gameplay seemed well suited
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by crummy 4y ago
We asked 180 developers if we should rewrite our tech stack in Rust.

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