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by devin 2mo ago
No, "any" flight attendants are not going to have disrupted sleep schedules. Many FAs sleep in their own beds consistently. Not all FAs fly long haul. Most of them _don't_ fly long haul routes. Domestic carriage is dominant.
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by devin 2mo ago
I handed it a downvote. Here's why: > Older flight attendants look really damaged by the job. First off, this is just anecdotal and I know FAs who do _not_ look "damaged by the job". So, we're off to a bad start. >
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by devin 2mo ago
Anchoring your identity to brands is tragically uncool no matter how you slice it.
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by devin 2mo ago
Running a small ES with dual save alongside your relational store is trivial. Kafka I will grant you is a lot to operate, but I would not choose Kafka unless I have a Kafka-shaped problem, and if it looks like that I would never, ever choos
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by devin 2mo ago
What do you know about full text search? Faceted search? Custom tokenization? It is wild to see people talk about Postgres fulltext like it’s all you could need, even for small apps.
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by devin 2mo ago
This is a ridiculous cutoff. Are you kidding?
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by devin 2mo ago
If you actually start looking into these things, you often start looking at custom pg extensions, which means you just made the decision to "simplify" your stack by maintaining your own postgres cluster with custom extensions. Thi
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by devin 2mo ago
This kind of post (Postgres! It's all you need!) is getting pretty tiresome. Postgres does not even come close to a full replacement for Elastic, and that's just the first bullet. Looking down the list it is pretty easy to go: Yes
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by devin 2mo ago
Etsy suffers from the same review astroturfing and product category crowding that Amazon does, but the product categories tend to be narrower so it's never quite as bad. Etsy is certainly _bad_, but getting to Amazon levels is a whole
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by devin 2mo ago
I can appreciate that, but GitHub was acquired nearly 10 years ago. Let's not sit around pretending that GitHub was some fully autonomous business unit when they had a "CEO". Maybe it was _better_, but I would still imagine i
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by devin 2mo ago
In name, sure. Does it matter who you call the person directing the chaos?
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by devin 2mo ago
It’s clear that they want this to be true so bad that they’re just not going to do it, and will spend a ton of money on quality gates and mitigation strategies instead of just reading some code.
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by devin 2mo ago
Missing a flashy nonsense ASCII art animation. Check out https://performative-ui.cncl.co/ if you need an easy one to add.
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by devin 2mo ago
Try to explain that part of an imagined "Agentic AI Everything" product being built would be cheaper and more efficient as a simple function call. Good luck!
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by devin 2mo ago
If the thing measuring whether there are CVEs is also the thing creating said CVEs, are we sure they are even CVEs? Deduped? Etc.
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by devin 2mo ago
To be fair, I don't see anywhere on this page where they try to suggest that this is competitive with a Bloomberg terminal.
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by devin 2mo ago
You don’t need to rigidly define scale to demonstrate at a common sense level that there is a major difference between a couple cops writing down your license plate and a nationwide network of them entering your plate into a searchable ledg
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by devin 2mo ago
People were saying this to me back in the early days with OpenClaw. They lack imagination. The downside here is not "oops it accidentally leaked the credentials to my agent email account", it is "oops it was duped into someth
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by devin 2mo ago
It's a _little bit_ brute force, no? I don't disagree with the idea of a human following a similar path, but it ignores that humans have cognitive processes that may lead to pruning the search space in _different_ ways, and may ul
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by devin 2mo ago
No, it’s not that. It’s that people know you are wearing the pervert glasses.
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by devin 2mo ago
It depends on which side you're viewing this from. From oAI's it could be a publicity stunt or a request for regulation, and from HF's side they point out that they needed open models to get to the bottom of the issue, and th
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by devin 2mo ago
They will all fail unless they’re acquired, which is its own kind of failure.
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by devin 2mo ago
It is quite the opposite in my experience.
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by devin 2mo ago
I think you missed the point of this article.
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by devin 2mo ago
“as long as it works” is doing a lot of work here. Did the people building it say “no, again” enough times, and at the right times, in order to make something that _actually_ works instead of _merely_ works?
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by devin 2mo ago
Are you really out here stanning white collar crimes? The reason this is ok is because people aren’t angry enough about it? Your comment absolutely boggles the mind.
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by devin 2mo ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39936246 for the discussion 2 years ago
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by devin 2mo ago
Unless part of the social proof is that mitigation is more difficult.
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by devin 2mo ago
Your view of what constitutes a tool is overly broad. An OS is not a tool. A hand plane is a tool. It’s sharp and does one thing. The stuff an OS does might enable tools, and it may contain many tools, but it is not itself a tool.
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by devin 2mo ago
With apologies to those wistful for the design of this website, it actually kind of evokes a web 3 NFT style and is not really all that retro to me.

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