golergka

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   by golergka 2y ago

   > to mitigate the risks associated with Bitcoin Was that the goal of the loan? How did you come to this conclusion?
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   by golergka 2y ago

   Is Globalstar's network anywhere near Starlink in terms of bandwidth?
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   by golergka 2y ago

   Will you post on HN in year describing how much money you earned by buying the stock today?
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   by golergka 2y ago

   Fascinating; I just looked through the labs, and as a fullstack developer without that much experience in LLMs, it looks like I'm already closely familiar with half of them (git, flask, kafka, kubernetes) and the other half is just...
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   by golergka 2y ago

   While I certainly can't claim that I truly understand their works, Hume and Kant and Hegel have taught me certain mental devices and ways of thinking that I use every day at my job.
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   by golergka 2y ago

   Weird — it seems that "doomscrolling" is used here just to describe regular social media addiction. For me, "doom" scrolling is what you do when there's actual doom. When there's a terror attack and you don&#x2
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   by golergka 2y ago

   This one will not display an invitation that was in an email you forgot to even open.
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   by golergka 2y ago

   Yes. For the government, apathy and inaction is always the best possible policy.
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   by golergka 2y ago

   Thank you! What kind of press would I go for? And how would an engineer typically get to the judging roles like these?
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    by golergka 2y ago

    I'm working on my O1 visa and I'm nervous about my portfolio. I'm a developer with plenty of experience, but never spoke at conferences, blogged, or was public. I hires lawyers for the paperwork, but the publicist they recomm
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    by golergka 2y ago

    I'm building a web app which would extract blogs and their RSS feeds from all HN stories you've commented, upvoted or added to favorites – so that you could easily extract exactly the content you want. I plan on expanding it to ha
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    by golergka 2y ago

    So you're saying that palestinians are not terrorists, but if you were palestinian, you would become one. That's certainly a way to make a point, I guess.
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    by golergka 2y ago

    Couldn't you do the same with giving an LLM access to your shell and a cron command?
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    by golergka 2y ago

    So far, I've found AI to be a great force multiplier in green field, small projects. In a huge corporate codebase, it has the power of advanced refactoring (which doesn't touch more than a handful files at a time) and a CSS wizard
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    by golergka 2y ago

    I've been programming since 95. I have crafted beautiful handwritten codebases with much more complicated requirements. But at this point, I see code quality not as an end goal, but one of the trade offs.
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    by golergka 2y ago

    I've built a pet project with LLMs recently. It's rough around the edges, with bugs, incomplete functionality and docs, but I've built it around 4 times as fast as I would have done it myself. https://github.com&#x
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    by golergka 2y ago

    When too many flats are used as speculation vehicles, the bubble pops and the problem solves itself.
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    by golergka 2y ago

    I want to make sure I understand this correctly. If you bought a house a few years ago, Spain will effectively rob you of it now? Or will it only apply to new purchases, so you'll have to pay x2 market value if you want to buy one? If
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    by golergka 2y ago

    A group of peasants or workers who own their farm or factory don't call themselves communists, and operate perfectly well within purely capitalist framework. They buy and sell what they want on the open market and use the same capitali
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    by golergka 2y ago

    Every time I go on Facebook, Instagram and twitter, I see what my friends are up too. What happened to your social feeds?
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    by golergka 2y ago

    Thanks, but no. I'm never buying a device with easy root access for a non technical family member ever again. Freedom is great, and I'm using this freedom to buy something with exactly the capabilities I need.
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    by golergka 2y ago

    I've used Unity for this purpose on a project 9 years ago. It had nothing to do with games, but it had a huge 3d visualization component, and the rest of the UI was pretty simple — so building the whole thing in a game engine just made
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    by golergka 2y ago

    It’s an awful position. People who say things like that are assholes that I never want to associate with. And giant social media companies should not censor speech like this.
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    by golergka 2y ago

    Most people from eastern Europe agree that communists should not be treated differently than Nazis.
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    by golergka 2y ago

    There's always a TV tropes page with a much more complete list https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/DeadlyGame
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    by golergka 2y ago

    2CB, MMC3/4, synthetic Psylobin and others are fine in powder form
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    by golergka 2y ago

    I have built my first PC back in 1997. But now I'd pay money to get a ready made box with a compatible and fully tested OS already installed.
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    by golergka 2y ago

    Played all of these without any major issues. I've only seen lags for the games I installed on the memory card, so I put small indie stuff on there and keep AAA on the main hard drive.
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    by golergka 2y ago

    I hope steam machines make a comeback. Steamdeck is the best gaming platform I've ever owned, and I'd easily pay up to $2k for a box that I can just put under my 4k TV and have all my 1000+ steam games there without ever having to
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    by golergka 2y ago

    > When all of the patterns get used, I will delete the project and rewrite it in Rust. With no OOP. https://racenis.github.io/tram-sdk/patterns.html Love it.