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by iamsaitam 1y ago
And get a completely wrong/bland but custom read of the book. Reading is much more than simply transforming text to audio.
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by iamsaitam 1y ago
There's absolutely no problem with this. But it probably shouldn't be a best practice or default for the industry? That's what op was saying. I'd argue you're still better off using SQLite than doing it manually, bu
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by iamsaitam 2y ago
"I can also ditch a database and just dump everything into a text file." <- This is what you're saying. It isn't hard to see the problem with this kind of thing.
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by iamsaitam 2y ago
"you should feel bad about the choices that led you to that point in your life" - I suggest you find help to deal with the bitterness you have inside of you.
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by iamsaitam 2y ago
Amazing homepage, congratz!
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Ableton-Live – Control Ableton Live via WebSockets (Node.js/Browser)(github.com)
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by iamsaitam 2y ago
Programmers are also human just came out with this: Interview with Vibe Coder in 2025 https://youtu.be/JeNS1ZNHQs8?si=kQIVpEBUwK3pNvRw I think this helps to understand the mindset of a vibe coder better
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by iamsaitam 2y ago
If this happens, I hope they get banned in Europe. This is unacceptable.
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by iamsaitam 2y ago
I agree with Cursor
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by iamsaitam 2y ago
Since these algorithms aren't sentient, I'd say they shouldn't have the same rights and obligations as us. Have you heard of fair playing field? This situation can easily spiral out of control in a way that you end up with an
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by iamsaitam 2y ago
Without disclosing your training data, this should be considered piracy and removed from HN.
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by iamsaitam 2y ago
Perhaps, instead they can get 5 good developers from elsewhere for a decade /s
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by iamsaitam 2y ago
What does aerospace provide that yabai can't? I'm using yabai pretty much like I used to in Arch with i3
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by iamsaitam 2y ago
"has the author tried a tesla before buying one? I'd never buy a car without trying it" This reads like gaslighting, trying out a car that works and getting one that doesn't wouldn't have changed their outcome.
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by iamsaitam 2y ago
HP just straight locks you out of your printer unless you pay ransom every month..
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by iamsaitam 2y ago
I think purism is a slippery slope for experienced people, I too suffer from this to a certaint extent. It's natural to fight change as you get older and it's part of the struggle to change your behavior and adapt to the changing
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by iamsaitam 2y ago
In the age of internet, it's important to mention prominently which countries/jurisdictions you work with.
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by iamsaitam 2y ago
At first I thought it would be a decade old project, but 4 years isn't old by any standards is it? Anyways, npm ci should have been the first attempt, not npm install so that it installs the same package versions defined in the package
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by iamsaitam 2y ago
Apparently being a clown and a liar wins elections ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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by iamsaitam 2y ago
This is a fallacy, the results are skewed to our ability of describing music, which via text (as opposed to tapping/singing/etc) is very weak.
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by iamsaitam 2y ago
It's not surprising when you think that design is all that matters to TE. Functionality is a byproduct not the end goal.
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by iamsaitam 2y ago
The problem of TE and self admitted by their CEO (in Figma's Config talk) is that they won't listen to users feedback. They are really good in design and terrible in compromising. They make toys, which can be used as musical instr
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by iamsaitam 2y ago
"Younger age groups engaging with marketing are looking for a company that has a special, unique personality that's memorable and feels authentic," Let me introduce "Fuck you, Inc.", if you're not into us then
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by iamsaitam 2y ago
The malicious beauty of typescript is that at any point you can just declare something "any" and voilá, the guard rails are off.
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by iamsaitam 2y ago
And if you pick up the wrong one, you might just end up dropping the whole ordeal. It's not so black and white, it makes sense to spend a bit of time and figuring out a good resource. At the least you'll get a sense of the domain&
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by iamsaitam 2y ago
Ever heard of CSS files? No one forces you to bloat your html.
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by iamsaitam 2y ago
This reads like "American goes to Europe and is upset to find out that things are done differently than in America"
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by iamsaitam 2y ago
This is quite a common remark when it comes to Javascript. I rarely see the same being made about Rust libs, which also rely heavily on external dependencies.
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by iamsaitam 2y ago
Europe, unlike the US, doesn't outsource all its ethical concerns.
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by iamsaitam 2y ago
Mediocre European domestic content industry? You must be thinking of a very specific niche, when it comes to fine arts and music Europe has been a leader since ever.

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