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by ecf 3y ago
Fast food worker who never called in sick when they were sick and risked infecting others? Disgusting. You cannot possibly tell me that a human never once got sick
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by ecf 3y ago
It’s because you fossils keep thinking server-side rendering is the right call for everything and won’t consider other possibilities.
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by ecf 3y ago
100 yards is amateur hour when it comes to disrespectful motorcycle owners. Harleys where I live can be heard miles down the country roads.
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by ecf 3y ago
Main side project of mine is a Strava-like web app to upload bike rides. It’s intended for personal use, so I don’t care how long it takes to load for random visitors arriving for the first time. I don’t care if search engines can properly
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by ecf 3y ago
Tech has solved more difficult problems. Maybe they should do that instead of relying on the same old “yes I was born in 1900” age verifications that are prevalent today.
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by ecf 3y ago
Oh my lord is this really so hard to figure out? An entire generation built their retirements off of home values and will do literally anything in their power to vote down literally anything that threatens that home value. They’re going to
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by ecf 3y ago
You can’t expect journalists to not make up clickbait headlines. This is 2023, and we’ve seen what they did with LK-99. Perhaps a controversial opinion but I can’t wait for an LLM that directly feeds off of the source: like AP news, or Arvi
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by ecf 3y ago
Loved the video. Also very annoyed with the general reception seen on HN like “well it was fun”. Unreal the authors had the audacity to add that last line proclaiming a new age for humankind. Even more unreal that news everywhere fell for i
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by ecf 3y ago
Don’t fall for it.
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by ecf 3y ago
Our school didn’t have any in each classroom, but rather a dedicated computer lab with enough for the entire class. Surprisingly they were loaded with a few games and learning we could play Cro-Mag Rally multiplayer over LAN while the teach
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by ecf 3y ago
> My intuition drew me back to Rails because the Hotwire design makes developments very quick and concise. There’s no noise, the kind you only notice when you bounce between technologies. Let’s say, with Hotwire, what would take you a da
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by ecf 3y ago
If slimy blockchain crypto lobbyists are against something then usually that means it’s beneficial for the rest of us.
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by ecf 3y ago
News, and perhaps journalism as a whole, is in a race to the bottom and it’s simply impossible to ask them to hold off on running a story with the title “new material promises to change the world” until it’s proven. I’ll gladly pay upwards
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by ecf 3y ago
You know it’s a good article about China when this starts appearing in the comment section.
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by ecf 3y ago
Seeing the comments from developers at billion dollar AAA studios made me roll my eyes so hard I almost lodged them into the back of my skull.
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by ecf 3y ago
> They do need to fund it somehow, don’t they? Why doesn’t this statement also apply to the source of the materials this entity is stealing from?
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by ecf 3y ago
“The printing press causes real harm because Artisans are all of a sudden in fewer demand.” That’s how I view all these people decrying AI in the face of all the genuine improvements it can bring about.
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by ecf 3y ago
So the question becomes if overeating causes this lack of appetite control over time, or if the lack of control is what caused someone to become overweight. As far as I can tell the study can’t determine this.
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by ecf 3y ago
> When the rulings favored the liberal agenda there was no calls for scrutiny everything was just I’m curious as to what you mean when you say liberal agenda.
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by ecf 3y ago
After the superconductor flop I imagine we will see a lot more stories like this where journalists hype up anything they possibly can.
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by ecf 3y ago
Well this is easy. Kagi is fast because of how strictly they limit the number of searches one can perform. Take the standard, $5 plan. It gives you 300 searches PER MONTH. That’s 10 per day. I’m sure most of us do 10 searches within minutes
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by ecf 3y ago
Using “radical” to describe a tool just reeks of hype driven development.
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by ecf 3y ago
And people wonder why software developers are starting to get bad reputations…
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by ecf 3y ago
I’m sure an LLC named TPE.FYI is going to have good intentions with a closed sourced, free menu bar app that’s a gloried AppleScript any junior developer can build in a day. Developer knew exactly what was going to happen.
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by ecf 3y ago
And scroll past all the ads Google wants you to see? Sorry, not allowed.
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by ecf 3y ago
> I love to build digital products Should update that to “I love to throw the people who love my digital products under the bus”
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by ecf 3y ago
Yeah one might as well just off themself now and not live a life because nobody is going to visit their grave. /s This article is about financial success during the time someone is living I have no idea what your comment is supposed to
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by ecf 3y ago
Developers who sell out their app to entities like this deserve to be ostracized from the profession.
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by ecf 3y ago
The driver was most likely on their phone when it happened, so hopefully there will be some charges filed. I would love to see the precedent set where killing someone while distracted is treated as murder. https://www.npr.org&#x2
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by ecf 3y ago
I much prefer a world where you get Apple to replace your battery after 5-10 years for cheap than one where Joe Schmoe is using a $5 dollar battery from Alibaba which forces a plane emergency landing when it catches on fire.

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