Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
gtirloni
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
15 ms
·
301.
▲
by
gtirloni
2y ago
> This case is notable because no one seems to know where this man has gone If this was simply a missing person case, wouldn't the local police be involved instead of the FBI? If it's still in the FBI's jurisdiction (odd),
302.
▲
by
gtirloni
2y ago
It does let beginners do a lot more than they are capable of currently. But these are people that wanted to be in programming in the first place. This "my mom can now code and got a job because of LLMs" myth, does this creature re
303.
▲
by
gtirloni
2y ago
General question: how do you find and choose abandonware?
304.
▲
Ask HN: How are you dealing with AI-assisted interview cheaters?
16 points
by
gtirloni
2y ago
|
34 comments
305.
▲
by
gtirloni
2y ago
Any plans to add support for it in the Linux kernel?
306.
▲
by
gtirloni
2y ago
Good thing there aren't phones and social media in the East (or whatever you want to call non-West these days).
307.
▲
by
gtirloni
2y ago
We rightfully see corporations as amorphous entities but I wouldn't like to be the VP/director that this fine gets blamed on. As probably don't other adjacent management staff.
308.
▲
by
gtirloni
2y ago
> Those will get fixed. The question is who gets there first. Why is being first an advantage? Developers change tools all the time. If OpenAI API is giving better resources, just switch. If Kilo Code or whatever tool is producing fewe
309.
▲
by
gtirloni
2y ago
At least most of Google abandoned projects are software. With Intel, you may be left with a piece of unsupported junk.
310.
▲
by
gtirloni
2y ago
The improvements have been marginal at best. I wouldn't call that beating.
311.
▲
by
gtirloni
2y ago
COBOL is ok. The issue is the type of companies we will work for and the processes around old mainframe systems (which what you'd ended working on) If I had to guess, a 14yo would feel pretty bored very quickly.
312.
▲
by
gtirloni
2y ago
Apparently Firefox is blocked `Failed to verify your browser - Vercel Security Checkpoint`.
313.
▲
by
gtirloni
2y ago
Every techie that lived through dialup days was constantly downloading stuff to read offline. I'm usually not very nostalgic as I think even through crazy times like these, we are still improving, but I feel I had much better focus bac
314.
▲
by
gtirloni
2y ago
The issue there is that workload probably doesn't resemble your actual user requests? You could use something like k6 to script a few known use cases.
315.
▲
by
gtirloni
2y ago
But the sitemap could be incomplete, couldn't it?
316.
▲
by
gtirloni
2y ago
Yes, through image analysis.
317.
▲
Ask HN: HN upvote buttons gone on Firefox iOS?
1 points
by
gtirloni
2y ago
|
0 comments
318.
▲
by
gtirloni
2y ago
Unless there's an imbalance caused by human activity, I'd say we are better off leaving the birds and their ecosystems alone.
319.
▲
by
gtirloni
2y ago
Of course you can. It's quite the opposite actually. The downside is that in C you have to code a bunch of abstractions _yourself_. See how large projects like the Linux kernel make extensive use of macros to implement an object system
320.
▲
by
gtirloni
2y ago
Why "Uber for nurses" and not the actual company name in the title?
321.
▲
by
gtirloni
2y ago
What's this drama about? It's perfectly fine to offer your content on more than one platform.
322.
▲
by
gtirloni
2y ago
You can (almost) always tell you're not interested in those videos and it slowly stops suggesting them. You can also ask it to never recommend a certain channel.
323.
▲
by
gtirloni
2y ago
> The whole paper is a statistical joke. I have been guilty of such kind of comments and I have come to realize they do nothing to further my point. I would suggest to read the guidelines because they are very well written about this: h
324.
▲
by
gtirloni
2y ago
<tangent>Not a native English speaker here, my focus stopped at the subtitle "Robotic private spacecraft touched down about 250 miles from its intended landing site on Thursday". It feels odd to read "robotic private sp
325.
▲
by
gtirloni
2y ago
Gigster | Senior Solutions Architect | Full-time | Remote (Americas) | https://gigster.com Gigster is hiring a remote Senior Solutions Architect (Americas) to lead client projects, build Azure cloud solutions, and optimize costs
326.
▲
by
gtirloni
2y ago
Trump wants a world of private government deals and he's showing other governments they can count on him if they want to join the game. Your country has bad air quality? Of course we know it. Perhaps we will release that data, perhaps
327.
▲
by
gtirloni
2y ago
Relevant: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43229855
328.
▲
by
gtirloni
2y ago
And those settlements will be not be full of exactly the same human beings?
329.
▲
by
gtirloni
2y ago
The ghost towns in China disagree.
330.
▲
by
gtirloni
2y ago
> And anyhow, all the manufacturing is done in San Diego and Livermore anyhow Could you define "all"? From your comment it seems all stories about ASML having a quasi-monopoly in lithography machines are nonsense. So it's
More ›