danvayn

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by danvayn 5d ago
> I think it's also useful to recognise that it comes across as self-serving platitudes for a lot of people who aren't already in that kinda zone. While true, I think trying to complicate or make this lesson “all accompanying”
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by danvayn 9d ago
Not criticizing or calling into question the contents of the posts or your rebuttal. Just wanted to point out this is not a Normal HN post or blog. Most blogs have the self removed to some degree or ultimately focus out of the self. This is
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by danvayn 9d ago
I think there’s something to what you’re saying. “Systems I and II” theory about how our brain works feels similar and is why your ideas has some truth behind it or are otherwise naturally intuitive. 2 cooperating bodies thinking or acting
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by danvayn 9d ago
I mean for starters this article clearly had its draft started beyond 2 days ago. Also, I think that’s what you’d like the article to be about. Not that you’re unfounded, I’m sure others are thinking the same. But to further dissect that, h
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by danvayn 9d ago
These are my favorite kinds of blogs. Irrelevant knowledge formed from notes; even if I’m interested in game development or retro games it has little use for me to peruse, but it’s fun to play the observer and read into people’s human diges
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by danvayn 10d ago
True, zootopia 2 agartha conspiracies exist.
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by danvayn 16d ago
Yes, it’s because Americans have to build credit or otherwise optimize their credit score to finance large purchases. In most other countries there either isn’t a credit score concept or your credit score does not have to be built up over a
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by danvayn 16d ago
Convenience is close. IMO it’s all about accessibility, or more generally Good UX. Your coworkers AirPods died because they used it consistently and could just get up and walk around without having to take them out. They were always on beca
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by danvayn 17d ago
That was certainly not overnight. The biggest disruption they personally did was offering a better alternative to Bootstrap. More customization, JIT compilation that allowed for custom class interpretation without any added CSS, proper flex
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by danvayn 17d ago
There is some slight irony in them continuing to make these statements for me. Mostly because Tailwind is still incredibly around (and worth investing in, hence Shopify acquiring them) and AI isn’t anything close to offering a drop in solut
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by danvayn 18d ago
Classic HN user take. While $600 is obviously a pisspoor budget, they do incredible work compared to closed source solution companies like Plex. Not everything needs to be capitalistic, in fact the product pretty much sells and safeguards i
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by danvayn 19d ago
Okcupid still exists and operate in this manner. So do other platforms. The reason why it does not proliferate like it used to has to do with the short attention span of the population, and in general, the attention economy. You can’t have
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by danvayn 22d ago
The general implication is the opposite effect. The corporation wants to make more money. They make larger margins with this of course. But beyond that, the implication is that whatever sales are lost from the more expensive price are simpl
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by danvayn 1mo ago
Thanks for sharing. It is a classic. HN has only seemingly changed in that there seems to be more of those ‘types’ than ever. The TF2 community has always been a creative bastion too.
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by danvayn 2mo ago
You'll want to turn down your speakers for a few of these. I did not find any volume knob in time for Dune II to finish booting, unfortunately.
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by danvayn 3mo ago
Yeah, it’s a false dichotomy. Ironically, even in the advent of LLMs very little has changed here. An off the shelf solution to a problem has always usually been better than building it yourself most of the time. People just think it’s easi
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by danvayn 4mo ago
Wish I didn’t read this cuz now I want redis support too.
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by danvayn 4mo ago
Not saying it’s a good pattern, but plenty of things that have been worth installing in the past like Daemon Tools had questionable ads, assumably to fund development. Also, my ad was for Vegas. You just happened to get served a worse than
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by danvayn 5mo ago
The TD Bank securities commitment of 20B to finance the deal and GameStop having a market cap far below the acquisition cost suggests that buying eBay would’ve been very problematic and risky for investors. But comparing it to K mart buying
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by danvayn 7mo ago
Define fine. Tahoe, chrome, electron apps running with pretty much anything else already push things over 4gb when things start to get laggy and usability becomes more problematic, atleast to me. You could theoretically run a lot of things
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by danvayn 9mo ago
I don’t think it’s that straightforward to answer that. They’re both body fonts. Public Sans is a bit wider (as it isn’t geometric) and roboto seems a bit thicker. Besides these bits which can be worked around, they’re functionally too simi
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by danvayn 9mo ago
They can say no. These Prisons incentivize inmates to opt in by claiming that prisoners develop employable marketable skills and that the work leaves a a good mark on their record. It can also pay out cents to a few dollars an hour (or noth
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by danvayn 9mo ago
Do you guys do blogs? I’d love to read some insights about that. AI Efficacy aside, there is a clear advantage here to me that I’m surprised others rebuke. Web 2.0 grew into the behemoth today from the notion of offering bespoke, user-drive
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by danvayn 9mo ago
I have no affiliation or horse in the AI Slop race but wouldn’t mind taking a shot at this. From my ignorant perspective, there are obvious common arguments against optimizing for generally inconsistent UI and UX, particularly how problemat
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by danvayn 9mo ago
Intellicode being (officially) deprecated will impact VSCodium, yes. I too am more concerned about copilot being further “needed” or required in my VSCode fork. It’s already the biggest pain in the butt I’ve ever had to deal with in the con
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by danvayn 10mo ago
This is why I eat fruity pebbles.
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by danvayn 10mo ago
Burry's critique is even more general than that when it comes to tech companies doing accounting fraud. It's his argument as to why "the market doesn't make sense" and his bets have failed -- which is why I'm n
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by danvayn 10mo ago
I feel like it's almost more of a Popular stock thing. Consider if pagerduty eked out an empty deal with any one of the "Pop stocks" that had little impact on their real profitability. Would stock trade differently or better?
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by danvayn 10mo ago
Find a local space for the first thing or focus on something like the startup in particular and real spaces for that. Otherwise don’t succumb to the anecdotal bias
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by danvayn 2y ago
best of n paper

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