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Generative AI is already past the utility that Crypto ever had. Copywriting industry is going to be AI powered going forward, Copilot is widely loved by programmers and generative images are also finding utility in things like AI powered lo
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Startups are much more team work as compared to success in sports. And success of many startups can be attributed to being in the right circles rather than founder's skill/grit. The modern day founder hero worship is exaggerated i
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> I think a more interesting story would be about the people that grind for years and years and never make it. I wonder the same for athletes. Was recently reading Nadal's biography and parts of book describe his routine in childhoo
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> see this new trend of squishing down longform information (such as books, courses etc) into short tidbits with the promise of «infusing you with information» I see a general decline of attention spans around me and I wouldn't be s
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A thing that I started doing at previous $work was accompanying projects with an FAQ doc that'd try to answer potential product/support questions. These would be non-technical docs, that grow over time . And any time I got pinged
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Could be Baader–Meinhof phenomenon but I feel like Vim is having a resurgence due to lots of streamers and youtubers using it. I personally started using Vim bindings in VSCode recently due to wrist pain issues and have been geeking about i
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Why are entire paragraphs repeated twice in that post?
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You just learned about Tumblr today? Curious which generation/age group are you? Tumblr was pretty big among millennials but then sort of died after Yahoo acquisition
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For that feature set and flexibility, I can't. However, for individual use cases I can. Note taking: Bear, Apple Notes, Obsidian Project management: Jira, Linear, Height Wikis: can't think of any IMO the flexibility and feature se
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My view is that Notion is an utterly mediocre product with great marketing that also benefited from the rise of "productivity porn" videos on YT. It probably finds success in enterprise because it can replace a bunch of tools (con
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> I was working on a masters' degree, working ~full time, had two little kids, and also had several side projects going. That's impressive. Probably deserves a blog post of itself on how you managed to squeeze in extra 4 hours
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no shade, but just reading this I was sure this was written by someone who works in BigTech. Because this was very reminiscent of ceremony required for BigTech performance reviews.
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> A Healthy Person Has 1,000 Wishes, a Sick Person Has Only One
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Typescript is different from C# in that it is a superset of Javascript. That is even a wrongly typed typescript is valid JS code. IMO it makes sense to allow bundling if that enabled you to get things like fast refresh. Sometimes you just w
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> It looks impossible to me to deliver a quality (or even just working correctly) code for rather complex puzzle in 40 minutes. FAANG interviews have been gamified to death at this point. Trying to solve the question at the spot is a los
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Angular 1 was a mess of filters, controllers, scopes, directives, services and what not. The only closest thing to what we call a component today in their was directive but it was never the main abstraction BackboneJS was MVC iirc? Don&#x27
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React may or may not be the best choice today but one thing to remember is that every single UI framework today (Vue, Angular and even beyond Web: Flutter, SwiftUI) borrowed React's component model and I am glad they did. It's suc
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Yeah, you have to first describe what the image is supposed to be and then it picks it up from there. Got some good results with digital art.
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+1 Don't think this working for a startup offers much advantage for an engineer if they later decide to work on their own. If you already know programming, there isn't a lot of value add that couple years of startup experience off
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what kind of prompting is required for this? I uploaded a digital painting, selected "Edit mode", added a generation frame and prompted "complete the painting in frame" ...but it just added a completed unrelated photo re
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One of the surprising parts to me from this comment is that there are 4B+ birds in United states alone
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Ask HN: What happened with Zas Editor?
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There's an old blog post that I really liked on John Carmack's work ethic http://bookofhook.blogspot.com/2013/03/smart-guy-productivit... from someone who worked with Carmack.
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I agree with you on this one. But it ("fun" or the impression of it) really used to be an attractive aspect early on in the career. > Isn't it far, far more important to find out things like: How do people communicate? How
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> do these web-based dev environments have any traction in larger organizations They have traction _especially_ in larger organisations imo. afaik at least Google and Amazon rely on remote development where your laptop is just a terminal
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Has it even been about the "Art"? A Picasso painting looks like something a group of toddlers scrambled together until you know it's Picasso. Emma Chamberlain could sell T-shirts to her fans tomorrow that's no better tha
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The problem is that it's not clear (at least to me) whether adding the "Youtube face" is making people click on the videos more, or is it just making YouTube push the video to a wider audience resulting in higher engagement.
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> I just take issue with deifying and amplifying people who like offending people. But "like offending people" is not objective. The burden has to lie with offendee as well. Flat earthers might be offended by someone saying Ea
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Google will let European developers use their own billing systems(theverge.com)
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"Sir the algorithm is correct. It just told me that you are a pervert and I am wholesome." We truly are living in a computer's world where what AI thinks of us is increasing "the truth". Who has gotten time for nuan

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