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by gardenhedge 1y ago
HN is a public forum where anyone from around the world can sign up from young aspiring programmers to retired folk. I haven't seen bullying on HN but it's worth noting that I don't consider disagreement to be bullying. Words
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by gardenhedge 1y ago
I haven't seen that type of grandstanding on HN - could be a tiktok thing though. HNers are normally open to discussing what they themselves post about. I think we can agree to leave the vaguebooking to the sulky teens on FB.
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by gardenhedge 1y ago
I hadn't heard of "Vaguebooking" either but intuitively recognised it immediately. That nails this thread really. Your reply also has a subtweet style to it - but I sure there's a better word to describe it! Anyway, look
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by gardenhedge 1y ago
All very vague
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by gardenhedge 1y ago
Most of us try get a job for money to survive
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by gardenhedge 1y ago
I've used Svn in a team for years and have never had a problem
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by gardenhedge 1y ago
The question was answered in 1 hour. There are a few useless comments but it's not too bad.
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by gardenhedge 1y ago
It's the senders own messages on the right though
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by gardenhedge 1y ago
Some people get them as things they have done or experienced. In that sense it doesn't matter if they change in life because their story hasn't.
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by gardenhedge 1y ago
I didn't realise you can do that. Is the mark incorporated in the design or actually covered?
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by gardenhedge 1y ago
I use Chat and Paste with LLMs. I have tried Cursor and Co-Pilot but they both kinda of suck in their own ways. I feel like understanding of the code completely goes away with Cursor since it's doing it's own thing. There's b
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by gardenhedge 1y ago
It's not a secret. It's a feature called memories
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by gardenhedge 1y ago
Why is running sequentially not good for server actions?
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by gardenhedge 1y ago
I disagree. All team members should be onboarded by the team - not HR - regardless of how much experience they have. It's so crazy to hire someone and expect them to just figure it when their teammates have the information. Be a team,
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by gardenhedge 1y ago
Source? Sounds interesting
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by gardenhedge 1y ago
> Anyone can do programming. Definitely not my experience
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by gardenhedge 2y ago
Can you expand on the logic in your comment?
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by gardenhedge 2y ago
Disagree. You can have a team of similar life experiences that considers other life experiences.
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by gardenhedge 2y ago
Delete tiktok, delete insta, delete twitter, play chess
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by gardenhedge 2y ago
Subdomains can be on the same architecture
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by gardenhedge 2y ago
Oh, cool I've used ionic framework
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by gardenhedge 2y ago
What do you mean? I think when they say reciprocal it means tit for tat
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by gardenhedge 2y ago
What was the startup?
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by gardenhedge 2y ago
It's the best
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by gardenhedge 2y ago
I just use vs code and a AI chat like grok or deepseek
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by gardenhedge 2y ago
The article itself doesn't have comments. On HN, there's 2 posts that are against vibe coding which could be seen as gatekeeping. What are you referring to when you say "I see many gatekeepers in the comments."?
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by gardenhedge 2y ago
Yeah that's what happens. It can recreate anything it's been trained on - which is a lot - but you'll definitely fall into these "Oh, I see the issue now" loops when doing anything not in the training set.
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by gardenhedge 2y ago
If you're focused on stuff like this you're just playing in a office politics space rather than doing anything productive.
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by gardenhedge 2y ago
As a European, I hope this is successful but it kinda smells right now. Also, I imagine whatever model they create will be the most censored.
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by gardenhedge 2y ago
> I don't remember the date when I started elementary school Ultimately the date is not important. It's a life event that came after an event (being born) and before another event (going to college/getting a job)

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