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by gcau 2y ago
Can you clarify what rights are being stripped away from women?
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by gcau 2y ago
The camel-casing makes life hard because any manual queries you write, you need to quote the names AND uppercase certain letters, as well as the fact its just inconsistent.
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by gcau 2y ago
There is context that makes this not just look like a simple technical issue. Twitch promotes a certain twitch streamer who is openly and brazenly supportive of hamas terrorists, and has said some very evil things, and spread a lot of disin
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by gcau 2y ago
This quote you're mindlessly parroting is about private consequences (like boycotts). If the government could punish you for your speech, it wouldn't be free speech.
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by gcau 2y ago
Atleast for drawing/painting/etc, there is no natural talent - you work your ass off practicing, and that's about it. You don't need talent, genetics or money. You don't need art school or classes. The biggest issue
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by gcau 2y ago
Rust has benefits besides just memory safety and being efficient, it has great language design and a great toolchain. I chose (learning) rust over golang for quite simple projects with no performance requirements, out of sheer frustration w
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by gcau 2y ago
Why do you think artist-less art is a bad thing? Do you think code written by A.I is bad too?
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by gcau 2y ago
This is a really dumb answer.
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by gcau 2y ago
Is this something Go intentionally didn't add?
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by gcau 2y ago
What do you think is a better measure of intelligence?
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by gcau 2y ago
You misunderstand. CPU hogging causes event loop delay (lag), they are "taming" that by fixing that cpu-hogging code. There is no implication nodejs itself is the cause of the lag.
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by gcau 2y ago
Anecdotally in my experience, autistic people are a lot more likely to "not care" about social consequences and also more often think about or believe conspiracy theories. It's also not a bad thing to have some people believi
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by gcau 2y ago
>The demagogues followers make it so the community note never appears >Just look at all the false stuff elon musk has tweeted. >allow liars who get popular on basically false outrage bait to have a huge megaphone Do you have any ki
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Ask HN: What AI-based tools are you using?
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by gcau 2y ago
It says the code is safe because it uses safe React APIs, but if you look at the code it's clearly using "dangerouslySetInnerHTML". However, if the markdown is trusted, this should be fine. I would suggest an established libr
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by gcau 3y ago
Perhaps you thought I meant the majority of all people, I meant the majority of all programmers outside HN (hold a different definition of open source than the more extreme one used here). Not that it matters - but I would say non-programme
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by gcau 3y ago
You're implying the majority of programmers are HN users, not true ofcourse. HN is just a different, possibly older breed compared to the average programmer. I would say it's not even debatable that the majority of programmers wou
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by gcau 3y ago
To a lot of people (if not the majority outside hacker-news), yes.
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by gcau 3y ago
How? By hugely cutting down immigration?
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by gcau 3y ago
You're able to use plain old .css files in a React project, which a lot of people do, using something like css-in-js or tailwind is a choice.
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by gcau 3y ago
Nobody I know/see in my social circles has ever linked to threads or really ever talked about it, in contrast everyone is linking tweets fairly often and X/twitter gets mentioned often. Just my observation.
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by gcau 3y ago
Not tested is https://www.npmjs.com/package/utf-8-validate (1,624,873 weekly downloads) - which I use.
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by gcau 3y ago
I have never encountered anyone using Vim in any professional environment I've been in.
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by gcau 3y ago
It cheapens it, making it look like AI-generated seo-blog-spam. I'd rather a technical diagram or some plain icons, at least that would look tasteful.
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by gcau 3y ago
This is bizarre, totally unnecessary and not something Wikipedia should be doing. The statements in it are misleading and not based in any sourced facts, either.
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by gcau 3y ago
You're certainly entitled to define it that way or anyway you want. Just be wary a lot don't share your definition, so using a more explicit and accurate term like FOSS is probablyyy better.
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by gcau 3y ago
You are thinking of free (as in freedom) AND open-source (FOSS). Most people define open-source as just the source being open/public.
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by gcau 3y ago
I want something simpler than git, with less features, less commands, but far easier to use and covers 99% of use cases, preferably a GUI. (No, simple git guis do not exist.)
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by gcau 3y ago
>are you gemini? >LOL. Got that wrong earlier today. Bard is on Gemini Pro in English across most of the world as of Dec 6, 2023. It gives this exact same answer every time, and is a really weird and unprofessional response. Even if y
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by gcau 3y ago
>This brings up the question - why market it as so much faster then? Speed is somewhat the main selling point. It loses in most other metrics to node or deno. I think speed is a dumb thing to have as a main selling point too; nodejs&#x2F

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