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by endofreach 11mo ago
Interesting. I had an idea cooking some days ago. And implementing exactly this was the first step that i was gonna work on this weekend. Funny how often this happens here on HN. Thank you for this inspiration & motivation. And: It was
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by endofreach 11mo ago
...yet kids are pretty quick (and eager) to understand "mine"... and seem to struggle understanding "not mine" at first. Transgenerational greed? And still, not respecting these concepts make you the thief today. So, wha
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by endofreach 1y ago
While you are not wrong about this not being the wisest choice, i have seen it done before countless times already long before llms arrived. So i don‘t think it‘s such a clear sign of intense llm usage as you make it out to be.
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by endofreach 1y ago
> Sounds like this app wasn't a good fit for htmx Might be beneficial to think the other way around, and rather think htmx was not a good fit for the app.
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by endofreach 1y ago
"Ah, the good old days... when we weren't this dumb"
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by endofreach 1y ago
My bank started to use an ai chatbot and it seems impossible to bypass... i mean sorry to bother you about all of my money that you have... what do you think is your job here in our relationship? Drives me nuts. But switching banks is just
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by endofreach 1y ago
Just dropping in to say, i appreciate this comment, and i have no skin in the game whatsoever. Upvote didn't feel enough.
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by endofreach 1y ago
you seem to be (someone who wants to appear) more experienced. maybe you could give constructive feedback rather than ridiculing. what a negative comment just to feel better about yourself. sad.
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by endofreach 1y ago
> The true power of shell script is to coordinate programs. Once you find yourself altering data with the shell constructs, that's the sign to use $LISP instead. one might awk how much logic one can bash into a script before leaving
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by endofreach 1y ago
It will dawn on non-tech people soon enough. Hopefully the "AI" (LLM) hypetrain riders will follow.
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by endofreach 1y ago
> I understand the incentives to pretend these algorithms are even approaching humans in overall capability, but reducing human experience like this is embarrassing to watch. Seems like you were very much guessing what i believe. And you
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by endofreach 1y ago
> I'd be prepared to argue that most humans aren't guessing most of the time. Honestly interested about your arguments here. While unprepared, i'd actually be guessing the opposite, saying that most people are guessing mos
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by endofreach 1y ago
Whenever i am in a new country, i hit the first bookstore in the city centre. Child section often has disney books or similar. Sometimes even bilingual versions. I recommend it. No idea how to order my food, but if i ever need to find my so
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by endofreach 1y ago
> You can have a full and extensive api backend in golang, having a total image size of 5-6MB. So people are building docker "binaries", that depend on docker installed on the host, to run a container inside a container on the
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by endofreach 1y ago
> my keys copied in as well for instance. Tip: you could also forward your ssh agent. I remember it was a bit of a pain in the ass on macos and a windows WSL2 setup, but likely worth it for your setup.
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by endofreach 1y ago
I don't wanna brag, but i remember building something similar when i was 6 or years old... by folding up one side of the table.
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by endofreach 1y ago
I'd focus on ipad & an awesome multitouch experience. App store sales are easier & i'd bet apple would spotlight it.
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by endofreach 1y ago
Big fan of bill burr. I don't get how some here don't understand what my comment is about. I assume your implication is that is have no sense of humour or am too snowflaky. I mean, next time you visit a bill burr show, let me know
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by endofreach 1y ago
> Guess who's going to be fired by elon :D i know, you probably just meant it as a fun comment. but i don't get how this is funny. this person probably relies on income, might have a family to feed... and just made a mistake. a
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by endofreach 1y ago
Not great. Any other company would have been put on my greedy-morons list. But i believe JetBrains is special and is allowed more mistakes than others. I also believe they should really stay calm and not get sucked into the AI hype. Worst c
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by endofreach 1y ago
What's your benchmark? How many paid subscribers do you have that actually use it while browsing? And why do you think did duolingos competitor "toucan" not take off? How does nuenki do the job better? Seriously interested an
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by endofreach 1y ago
Just be thankful for all the companies destroying their "products" in favour of AI. They show that they won't be worth it in the future. A lot of companies will go away, and it won't be the ones "missing out" o
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by endofreach 1y ago
Imagine, this was actually the consequence— against all odds. The true power of AI is about to be discovered... through this silly experiment... and you are the one... all you gotta do— is do it. And imagine you don't do it, because yo
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by endofreach 1y ago
Damn, i was hoping the link was your result of that. Please do that. I can't start another project currently. But i'd love the short result as an anecdote. But if you don't do it, i might have to. Please let me know. Great id
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by endofreach 1y ago
I have actually written a shitty & dumb version of exactly this, that works quite well (but not tested much). Might share a link here in the comments if i find time to publish.
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by endofreach 1y ago
The article mentioned people with the last name "null". I never thought about that. It sounds like really fun in modern days to have that last name.
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by endofreach 2y ago
I have this "fear" of being in a situation where a judge has to form judgments about code i wrote, even when relying on an "expert". For the same reason that i believe a situation like that could play out, i don't t
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by endofreach 2y ago
> The part that really struck me was framing advertising and propaganda as essentially the same mechanism You might enjoy reading about– or a book written by– Edward Bernays.
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by endofreach 2y ago
Wow, i always think "i wish there was a demo" of each iterative step on these kind of design journeys. And especially the iOS keyboard, as i thought a lot about it. Awesome that you made this. I really like their idea to make the
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Rocket carrying European orbital vehicle crashes after launch(phys.org)
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