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hassleblad23
2y ago
Pair programming on what problem though? I dont think many companies would want an outsider to work on their codebase.
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2y ago
Now next is to have a Senior Editor and Editor pair :)
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2y ago
I think we have already crossed that threshold. There are videos today that you'd have a hard time telling if they are AI generated. Not always, but sometimes.
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2y ago
Tests to determine someone's personality are totally useless, yet they are everywhere. What actionable insight could you even gain.
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2y ago
I think we should welcome all efforts to have a standardized, modern select component in the HTML spec. Would save a lot of trouble.
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2y ago
Wow. I think more network inspection tools should adopt an approach like this. Great job.
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2y ago
Curious. What are some examples of BCM being avant-garde?
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2y ago
You don't have agency over other drivers on the road and they might cause an accident without any fault of yours. That issue is (almost) entirely avoided by planes.
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2y ago
Have they revealed how many people actually fall in that category? Agreed that more nuance is necessary.
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2y ago
You lost me at "Kubernetes".
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2y ago
I bought a PSP last year and now its my main gaming device in 2025. I wish Sony brings it back in some form.
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2y ago
Previous: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42936723
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2y ago
> Intel takes advantage of this by launching the Arc B580 at $250, undercutting both competitors while offering 12 GB of VRAM. Not sure where you got that 350 EUR number for B580?
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2y ago
More nuclear reactors incoming? I dont see it happening otherwise.
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2y ago
Could have been "I am a solo developer and I have to work half the time only now."
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2y ago
You have to be naive to be an innovator.
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2y ago
My gpt detector is going off on this comment, but it's probably just plain old BS.
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2y ago
I would be happy to get this list of questions in a product review.
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2y ago
> while also pushing to hire more machine learning engineers How long would it take for an average Meta SWE to retrain and get hired as an MLE in Meta?
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2y ago
TSA pre-check is there.
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2y ago
Congrats on the launch OP.
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2y ago
This seems outdated.
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2y ago
Very well done. Congrats.
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2y ago
Governments have much more power than global companies, even though it seems that they are untouchable from the outside.
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2y ago
Complete waste of time. At this point I am not sure if its Europe not wanting to understand, or the lack of abilityto understand.
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2y ago
Nothing mysterious about it.
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2y ago
Ah well, all such actions are always taken in retrospective, and only when there is enough backlash.
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2y ago
Github has completely abandoned the Intellij Copilot plugin it seems. Even model selection is not supported. This is good for Jetbrains though because they have their own competing AI service. Jetbrains AI doesn't support multiline edi
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2y ago
Surprisingly, I have discovered that whatsapp AI chat works well for those one-off queries on the phone when I am away from the laptop.
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2y ago
Been pleasantly surprised with the Gemini 2.0 models so far.
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