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by fn-mote 1y ago
You need a funnel to find the whales. Free users < sometimes pay a bit < regularly $10/week < whale
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by fn-mote 1y ago
> the unusual number of free-internet activation attached to your booking id, and either give your room a visit to knock it off Cruise lines want happy customers. They aren’t going to do something to piss you off for $170.
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by fn-mote 1y ago
>> If for all n we can prove P(n), then `∀n P(n)` should be an acceptable proposition > But how can you prove that P(n) for all n without induction? Just to be clear to all readers, the axiom of COUNTABLE choice is uncontroversial.
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by fn-mote 1y ago
>> essentially when I do a Google search for something am I consenting to see ads for that thing? > ... yes? My problem with this isn't that I see ads when I do the Google search . My personal problem is that the information
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by fn-mote 1y ago
People are already spoofing location, and it hasn't been the end of the game so far. Or did I miss something?
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by fn-mote 1y ago
This is a wonderful comment, but also ... Is there a way to prevent future versions of the app from uploaded the locally saved data? Even if none if it was in the cloud to begin with? That's the route I would be most concerned about. A
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by fn-mote 1y ago
I think the depth of relationship with a job is more complex than comments and the article talk about. What is you reaction to the kind-of-shitty company that gives you an opportunity for great personal growth and creativity? Great colleagu
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by fn-mote 1y ago
> I am not a fan of this kind of communication. It doesn't know so try to deflect the short coming it onto the user. This is a very human-like response when asked a question that you think you know the answer to, but don't want
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by fn-mote 1y ago
Cannot emphasize this enough. If your psychologist’s records can be held for ransom, surely your ChatGPT queries will end up on the internet someday. Do search engine companies have this requirement as well? I remember back in the old days
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by fn-mote 1y ago
I think you're mistaken about this. Use case 1 in the document and the discussion made it clear to me.
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by fn-mote 1y ago
Don't post shallow dismissals. The same company runs Project Zero, which has a major positive security impact. [1]: https://googleprojectzero.blogspot.com/
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by fn-mote 1y ago
This needs more detail to make it clear what you are wishing for that will not happen. It seems like you're thinking of a specific application, or at least use-case. Can you elaborate? Once you're launching an application, it seem
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by fn-mote 1y ago
Instead of just disagreeing, I find I actually agree! At least with the premise of the I/O bound system. At some point I realized that linear writing (typing or writing on lined paper) does not have the flexibility to express the thoug
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by fn-mote 1y ago
Four optional fields one for each potential context really strikes me as a code-smell / anti-pattern. Your application gets a new context and you add another field? There must be a better way to do this.
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by fn-mote 1y ago
Thanks for explaining to the bystander why some of those comments are downvoted and even dead. Didn’t pick up on it.
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by fn-mote 1y ago
This post is almost vacuous. It explains quoting and then goes on to say: > I don’t understand LISP well enough to understand [...] Readers would be better off spending their time on a post with content. For example, Racket has a webserv
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by fn-mote 1y ago
I disagree. "Parsing" is the first level of understanding. If you are not moving past the parsing level, you have not achieved any kind of mastery. My experience is that mastery means more like "you have a mental model which
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by fn-mote 1y ago
Possibly also because they don’t observe added value of the additional schooling. Also because US salaries are sky high compared to their European counterparts, so I could understand if the extra salary wasn’t worth the risk that they might
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by fn-mote 1y ago
To be clear, this is an article about COLLEGE students, the vast majority of whom are legal adults. It's not the same as first grade students being monitored by their teachers, regardless of what sibling commentors have to say.
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by fn-mote 1y ago
> If points systems caused losses then nobody would have them. They’re money makers, and that money is coming from someone’s pocket. It sounds like you believe the losses are coming from the people who _have_ the points? That doesn'
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by fn-mote 1y ago
> In C I regularly end up with lists that have 10+ fallthroughs like this [...] Frankly, that seems like a code smell, not a problem that needs a solution within the language.
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by fn-mote 1y ago
I want to second this comment. The comparison shouldn't be with C, it should be with C++, Rust, or Zig. The place to go is actually the C3 comparison page: https://c3-lang.org/faq/compare-languages/ There you
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by fn-mote 1y ago
> I don’t quite understand why you have that issue in the first place. My read on it is that they didn’t understand the implications of using system webviews. And possibly they expected Tauri would insulate them from cross-system differe
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by fn-mote 1y ago
The downvotes are probably because the GP post gives no details about the strategy being used, making it sound like any strategy could be successful if only you would take the winnings and leave instead of continuing to bet.
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by fn-mote 1y ago
> the faculty felt that Java IDEs with autocomplete were doing a disservice to learning Sounds laughably naive now, doesn’t it?
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by fn-mote 1y ago
> rather than giving them the flexibility they deserve as grown adults I have had so many very frustrating conversations with full grown adults in charge of teaching CS. I have no faith at all that students would be able to choose an app
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by fn-mote 1y ago
Variations in this system are in active use in the US as well. Do you feel it is effective? It seems to me that there is a massive asymmetry in the war here: proctoring services have tiny incentives to catch cheaters. Cheaters have massive
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by fn-mote 1y ago
> I just scale my homework assignments until they reach or exceed sightly the amount of work I expect a student to be able to do with AI. 1. Absurd. The measurement should be learning not “work”. My students move rocks with a forklift… s
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by fn-mote 1y ago
I used to feel that way. I’m still not a convert, but now I’ve seen a lot more complexity papered over by a nice DSL. Standard math syntax is a DSL. I understand math a lot more quickly than I understand the same thing written in 20 lines o
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by fn-mote 1y ago
This is a shallow dismissal of an argument that should be given more consideration. Sure, this is HN, we know one of the effects of locking the ecosystem and coloring in-system messages differently is to encourage people to be in the ecosys

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