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by cush 7mo ago
> I want to shake these people by the shoulders... Do you use a microwave? Microwaves aren't doing active problem solving though. It seems what the author is trying to say is they enjoy problem solving and they find coding a rewardi
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by cush 7mo ago
> It will take me a while before I can fully migrate away... I’m gonna throw all of them away... I purchased a MNT Pocket Reform. It will take them a while to assemble and send it to me... I am considering getting a Fairphone Gen 6... Ho
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by cush 7mo ago
> I renamed a method, while someone else concurrently added another call to that This is the most common use case for any compiler or linter
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by cush 7mo ago
The single trivial example is not convincing
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by cush 7mo ago
> Waymo saved my life... Unfortunately the Waymo only supported Spotify I chuckled
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by cush 7mo ago
Exactly. Any developer working on any project will encounter a decision that wasn’t in the spec, where they use their judgement and taste to fill in gaps. The idea that only code can be a complete spec assumes the code perfectly matches the
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by cush 7mo ago
fwiw GSD is a pretty well-established decision-making framework. The creator didn’t invent it
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by cush 7mo ago
It’s so interesting that we’re only now finding this out
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by cush 7mo ago
Yeah the free lunch on tokens is almost over. Get them while they’re still cheap
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by cush 7mo ago
It’s sorting by time
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by cush 7mo ago
property taxes are indeed way too high
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by cush 7mo ago
Imagine for a second if supply and demand were actually the only forces at play for these businesses run by billionaires… - forgetting oligopolies, blatant antitrust, lobbying, the revolving door between government and the c-suites, legal t
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by cush 7mo ago
People are worried about billionaires moving to another state as if it’s a bad thing
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by cush 7mo ago
> you'd think evolution would have done it already, but it didn't, which makes me think there's probably a downside Couldn’t you apply this logic to any medicine?
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by cush 7mo ago
Slack is more than group chats
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by cush 7mo ago
The title is the issue. They're just asking for group chats with Claude
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by cush 7mo ago
Is Claude Code's outputted code also part of the supply chain risk?
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by cush 7mo ago
Coffee doesn’t give you mouth cancer
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by cush 7mo ago
The opening line - “puff puff pass the spreadsheets” - was written by someone with absolutely no idea what that means
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by cush 8mo ago
I wonder if developers are so interested in recreating social media because they’re so familiar with it. To me, the “hard” part of what social media is, is the escape velocity (a pure business/serendipity problem) and the algorithm’s s
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by cush 8mo ago
Exactly, the idea that we can "fix" social media is a completely false premise and not a technology problem
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by cush 8mo ago
I wonder if Facebook is even 2% of Meta’s business
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by cush 8mo ago
> html could probably be already used for this purpose You’re right, and it already is, and tools like playwright MCP can easily parse a webpage to use it and get things done with existing markup today. > BUT html is often littered wi
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by cush 8mo ago
You're both right. The page can expose MCP tools like via a form element which is as simple as adding an attribute to an existing form and completely aligns with existing semantic HTML - eg submitting an HN "comment". Additio
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by cush 8mo ago
Chat GPT 5.2 also told me to walk, but only because it made the assumption that because I was even asking the question, I must have multiple cars, and one of my cars was already at the car wash being washed. I clarified and said "I onl
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by cush 8mo ago
Instead of assuming that everyone who has a different preference than you is ignorant, it might be helpful to look at the problems that each technology solves and the requirements they fulfill. The cascade is a huge issue for teams need to
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by cush 8mo ago
imo Angular would have won had it figured out a stronger path from v1 to v2
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by cush 8mo ago
I think your point has very little to do with tailwind and everything to do with CSS. Tailwind is optimized for modification and maintainability. We could replace your example with <div class="hero-header hero-header--large"&gt
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by cush 8mo ago
Separation of formatting/representation was invented? Where was I?
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by cush 8mo ago
You can - it’s all part of their Results About You tool https://myactivity.google.com/results-about-you/

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