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by ghotli 3y ago
I'm interested in clicking your link just not through a shortener. Perhaps just my own bias but figured I'd surface that reaction here. Much more useful to see the domain I'll end up on.
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by ghotli 3y ago
I maintain something like this. You're talking about maybe ten lines of ruby to accomplish getting this into Homebrew. It would just download this url and perform a checksum.
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by ghotli 3y ago
I hope this comes across as me being merely ignorant of the situation on the ground in India but I do have a question. I've seen caste based discrimination here in America first hand. It's gross and I have absolutely no patience w
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by ghotli 3y ago
For something like this the privacy policy should be rock solid first, product mvp second. The brevity of the one you have in place seems like you haven't done any work on gdpr / ccpa, etc. If the profit model requires a loose pri
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by ghotli 3y ago
I skimmed this earlier and this comment got stuck in my mind. I came back to others saying similar things but I'm still commenting anyway. The thing you're asking for? There is no such thing. I've been in your shoes and I&#x2
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by ghotli 3y ago
I had a conversation once with a developer that had built an interesting crypto thing. I was asking about the hard details of how the pieces interacted and eventually just went and read it because his answers were close to useless. One thin
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by ghotli 3y ago
I didn't see this observation in the comments so chiming in. Your 'team-of-one' comment resonated with me. Another way to frame what you're saying is that you're years behind when it comes to professional developmen
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by ghotli 3y ago
At one point in my younger years I read The Unbearable Lightness of Being, 100 Years of Solitude by Marquez, and Invisible Cities by Calvino all back to back. These books changed me for the better at the time and I think about scenes from e
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by ghotli 3y ago
Not much to add other than this is cool and the README was very informative. Nice work!
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by ghotli 3y ago
I ultimately don't really disagree with you but your vitriol really undermines your point. Figured you should be aware of how you come across, at least from my perspective. Plus there's an argument to be made that you and I are al
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by ghotli 3y ago
I've managed large teams of engineers and I've been an individual contributor for years at a time. My take, simply put, is that working with colleagues like the author has never been anything but exhausting and a drain on team mor
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by ghotli 3y ago
Mind sharing which games on the quest you find yourself returning to?
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by ghotli 3y ago
You might imagine I disagree having written that flippant comment last night. On the contrary I've been on both sides at length over my career. While I find the tuple information somewhat useful (if I'm forced to provide semi-info
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by ghotli 3y ago
At least when I was younger I was so perplexed by the kind of co-workers that have apparently chosen the profession of working with estimates from other people but continually work without a "confidence level" associated with each
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by ghotli 3y ago
Agreed and understood. I'll argue that the more key change came from the running app than the keystone habit. Be kind to yourself and try again each day :)
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by ghotli 3y ago
You sound a lot like me, which drove me to log in and reply. Here's what works for me these days and tbh I'm quite pleased with the results. I will admit that the circumstances under which I started this I felt very motivated to c
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by ghotli 3y ago
Speedtest shows loaded latency information now too. Agreed, sometimes latency is more important than max bandwidth
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by ghotli 3y ago
Be kind, rewind. Your take is unnecessarily harsh.
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by ghotli 3y ago
Assuming you're serious and not just knee jerk reacting to the flippant way I replied, this is pretty much exactly what I meant. The full text of this short story I can't find a good link (old ones I've read are broken links
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by ghotli 3y ago
Sure yeah, for now. Just saying I literally use it to mine out things to confirm (/ not believe until I do) and so far it has very rarely led me astray and even then it's been small nuance. It's striking.
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by ghotli 3y ago
If you tell GPT-4 specifically to respond with proper jargon for the domain like that found in a textbook or journal it provides much much more useful replies. Silly that prompt engineering is what's required but at least for my purpos
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by ghotli 3y ago
I spent a lot of time with bloaty for our embedded application and found I had more actionable output from something like this... nm -B -l -r --size-sort --print-size -t d ./path/to/compiler/output{.so} | c++filt > &#
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by ghotli 3y ago
My take is this person is saying their organization does remote poorly and the more junior engineers aren't set up for success. That has nothing to do with remote work at large and feels more like a reflection of the structures in plac
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by ghotli 3y ago
This hasn't been my experience on a completely remote team that was remote (/ multi-city-office) way pre-pandemic. I think culturally you can just do remote wrong or you can do remote right and the SF-mindset-centric scene around
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by ghotli 3y ago
You're probably looking for something like this. Newlib is the libc in play here. Not exactly what you're asking for, but adjacent at least. https://interrupt.memfault.com/blog/memcpy-newlib-nano
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by ghotli 3y ago
Seems like a submission like this should just link to it directly, rather than it being buried at the bottom. https://www.nature.com/articles/s41591-023-02278-8
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by ghotli 3y ago
Ruby was one of my first languages and for awhile I described it as 'programming in english' especially Rails with the ActiveSupport gem. I often just fired up IRB (the repl) and guessed what function names I could use on a given
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by ghotli 3y ago
My take is that this has legs and please iterate on it to it's natural conclusion, whatever that looks like. It's executed well as is but seems sparse on features overall. Cool idea
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by ghotli 3y ago
Hm. I started working remotely at age 24 years back. This article just doesn't reflect my experiences whatsoever. One data point doesn't mean I'm right, just that this article seems written from an odd perspective from my per
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by ghotli 3y ago
Since this is a Show HN, here's my immediate feedback from your homepage. The copy that ends with this sentence: 'Say goodbye to subpar AI-generated content and hello to prompt perfection with PromptPerfect!' feels overdone a

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