dawnerd

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511.
by dawnerd 1y ago
The recent npm supply chain attacks were directly targeting people in the HN crowd. Don’t think because you’re here and know tech that you’re immune.
512.
by dawnerd 1y ago
Black trash bags would be a cheap, non damaging way to cost them money removing them.
513.
by dawnerd 1y ago
They installed some here at a Home Depot parking lot right when the ice raids started. It was weird that only the home deport owned portion of the parking lot got them which lead to some investigation into who put them up and sure enough fl
514.
by dawnerd 1y ago
That's like saying why would anyone buy a PC when there's Macs and you can run MS Office on them. Not everyone cares about Sony exclusives. Not a single one I'm interested in as a data point.
515.
by dawnerd 1y ago
It also turns into a talking point for them. A lot of these weird conspiracies would have naturally died out if some people didn’t try to shut them down so much.
516.
by dawnerd 1y ago
I've just started immediately rejecting AI pull requests. I don't have time for that. There's going to be a massive opportunity for agencies that are skilled enough to come in and fix all of this nonsense when companies reali
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by dawnerd 1y ago
And potentially trick you into going down a rabbit hole as you try to steer it when it would have been faster to edit the code yourself. The best use is editing code with it instead of purely relying on prompting. Also new contexts for diff
518.
by dawnerd 1y ago
As someone that basically does code reviews for a living, last thing I want to do is code review agents. I want to reduce how much review I’m doing, not hand hold some ai agents.
519.
by dawnerd 1y ago
Anyone that’s used any of Disneys sites know they break at random on a good day. Just look how many people complain about the DCL site having issues.
520.
by dawnerd 1y ago
https://happy-oak-1pe974.manyminiapps.com tried to recreate itself
521.
by dawnerd 1y ago
FCC threatened Nexstar and all the others that run affiliate networks. Nexstar is trying to merge with Tegna. It's pretty clear how this was a very easy threat for the FCC to make. Without the affiliates ABC has no real audience outsid
522.
by dawnerd 1y ago
Tesla lost the race and won’t even be in the space in any meaningful way in a few years. They’re only limping along because they have some guy pumping the stock.
523.
by dawnerd 1y ago
That's an oversimplification of autopilot systems. They can follow flight routes, avoid traffic (TCAS), even auto land to name a few.
524.
by dawnerd 1y ago
Auto feels like a way for them to slightly push people towards paid models more. If they really favored Anthropic, claude would be the included free model, right?
525.
by dawnerd 1y ago
And how are these companies measuring engagement? If they make it easy to accidentally click one of their "AI" buttons, does that count? Like in Clickup they put AI features on basically every single view they could and its incred
526.
by dawnerd 1y ago
It’s like we’ve taken a step back and people forgot how the web used to be built. I’ve also seen someone ask how you use JavaScript if you don’t have a preprocessor like webpack.
527.
by dawnerd 1y ago
Yep. Claude/copilot definitely has made people lazy.
528.
by dawnerd 1y ago
I insta reject. It’s ridiculous how bad it’s made some devs. Are they even testing their work before tossing over the wall?
529.
by dawnerd 1y ago
This attitude is exactly what the far right is banking on to make sure there is never another liberal gov elected fairly.
530.
by dawnerd 1y ago
But then you alienate some of the most vocal part of the party and end up like in 2016 where they blame the Bernie bros instead of the dnc leadership.
531.
by dawnerd 1y ago
Was in Oregon and my inspector said it’s sadly legal and very common to have restrictions like that. Last I heard they were being sued over that community at least.
532.
by dawnerd 1y ago
Also needs to have state set requirements first what counts as an inspection as companies like lenar set their own rules about what can be inspected.
533.
by dawnerd 1y ago
When the builders treat you horribly for asking if you can have an inspector come in and then put a bunch of rules for what the inspectors can do, massive red flag. I was interested in a Lennar community before I knew how bad they were and
534.
by dawnerd 1y ago
Trying it here and it is showing toilets inside of the public school that you can’t just stroll into. I’m not sure how the data is gathered, but that’s just wrong. Those are not public use at all. I gave it my exact location and hit emergen
535.
by dawnerd 1y ago
Flip side how much does Google pay you to defend their monopoly? Kagi is a solid product with a team that clearly cares about what they’re building. They’re transparent and post change logs when things update. I simply trust them infinitely
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by dawnerd 1y ago
And their recent updates have made basic autopilot frustrating to use. Their reliance on only camera and map data is really showing how much Elon actually knows about self driving reliability. Heck, the backup cross traffic detection only a
537.
by dawnerd 1y ago
So the ai here isn’t what’s improving anything, it’s the companies forcing themselves to upgrade. But all of the chains around me have upgraded their drive throughs years ago and they’ve been great, outside of the recorded pre-sell they do.
538.
by dawnerd 1y ago
I hope the original owner made a fortune from it and not had it taken via a trademark dispute.
539.
by dawnerd 1y ago
Thrift stores are .99 to 2.99. The local library has a for sale section with a massive selection of music. Ranging from .49 on up. Ebay is good for more rare albums but there's so many shops selling them also for dirt cheap free ship,
540.
by dawnerd 1y ago
I've started buying cds cheap and ripping them. It's kind of incredible how much music you can stockpile legally for the same amount you're paying for a monthly sub. I have a pretty similar stack to yours and with tailscale m

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