davidmurdoch

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by davidmurdoch 3mo ago
Ah, bummer. Not totally surprising though.
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by davidmurdoch 3mo ago
I was riffing off of the meaning from https://noslopgrenade.com/ which made its way around the comments here on HN a few weeks ago.
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by davidmurdoch 3mo ago
You think I'm using AI to leave comments like this on HN?
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by davidmurdoch 3mo ago
They could just feed an llm a small corpus of past human authored posts from their site, and have the LLM rewrite it in a style matching style, and it would likely turn out pretty great.
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by davidmurdoch 3mo ago
The feature is great. The post itself is a slop grenade.
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by davidmurdoch 4mo ago
I don't think "incapable of saying yes" is a thing.
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by davidmurdoch 4mo ago
Another great Life Pro Tip is "Never accept 'no' from someone who can't say 'yes'."
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by davidmurdoch 4mo ago
> searching my spreadsheet What does this mean?
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by davidmurdoch 5mo ago
This isn't a fair comparison. Wasm was severely limited when it was first implemented and it had the advantage of a decade of improvements. Asm.js has had zero improvements in that same time frame. Had WASM not been adopted we would ha
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by davidmurdoch 6mo ago
I always enjoy to find people who think so drastically differently than myself. This sounds like an absolute nightmare to me and I would gauge my eyes out.
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by davidmurdoch 6mo ago
> That's what perception is. No, it isn't. Perception is a process, and ingress only a part of the process. Perception (from Latin perceptio 'gathering, receiving') is the organization, identification, and interpretat
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by davidmurdoch 6mo ago
Your cone cells do not perceive anything whatsoever. Your brain does that part. Those who grew up with words (meaning) assigned to subtle variations in colors can tell those colors apart without a reference to compare it to better than, and
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by davidmurdoch 6mo ago
I don't think so. Just becoming fluent in multiple languages can result in the perception of more distinct colors. And those fluent in languages that have additional distinct color names can differentiate subtle differences in the shad
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by davidmurdoch 6mo ago
For sure. 1000%. Anyone disagreeing with this has lost their marbles. For those that have lost their marbles: sure, people use words incorrectly, but that does mean we all have to use those words incorrectly. In compute vernacular, "ed
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by davidmurdoch 6mo ago
All apps that don't have a tangible component, legal protection (like music, tv, movies), or a personality behind it will trend towards $0.
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by davidmurdoch 6mo ago
"Good luck, have fun, don't die."
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by davidmurdoch 6mo ago
Yes. And if you can get it to 102F your body will produce heat shock proteins. Which are good for a whole bunch of reasons, but also can be very bad if you have any tumors, as it makes damaged cells more resistant to apoptosis.
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by davidmurdoch 6mo ago
You would need to use use_dynamic_url: true in the manifest to create a unique one.
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by davidmurdoch 7mo ago
It's a joke because Jira is so horrible
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by davidmurdoch 7mo ago
Still better than jira.
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by davidmurdoch 7mo ago
You don't know what plausible means.
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by davidmurdoch 7mo ago
> Witnesses and an education ministry official said that the school was located on a compound that was a base for the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps until about 15 years ago. https://www.nbcnews.com/world/iran&#x2
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by davidmurdoch 7mo ago
Incorrect and not even close. Greenfield is easy because nothing matters yet. No legacy data. No backwards compatibility. No users depending on uptime. If the architecture is wrong you just rewrite it, rename a few services, and move on. Ma
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by davidmurdoch 7mo ago
Why do you think that? I'm looking at getting one.
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by davidmurdoch 7mo ago
I have a hard time believing ANYONE thinks this is a selling point. Literally anyone, including marketing and execs at Microsoft. I think they have just sunk too much money in it to quit, so they keep doubling down.
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by davidmurdoch 7mo ago
Watch the video
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by davidmurdoch 7mo ago
Perhaps. Though Windows has been the majority share even when stack overflow was at it's peak, and before.
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by davidmurdoch 7mo ago
Source?
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by davidmurdoch 7mo ago
Who is "us" in this case? Majority of devs that took the stack overflow survey use Windows: https://survey.stackoverflow.co/2025/technology/#1-computer-...
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by davidmurdoch 7mo ago
From what LDL-C or AboB level to what?

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