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The article you referenced specifically says that “trunk-based development” is a synonym for “continuous integration.” Please see the section titled “What is the difference between continuous integration and trunk-based development?”
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It’s an advertisement for a feature flagging tool. I think you may have missed that.
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This is content marketing for a feature flagging tool called “Bucket.” I’m a big fan of trunk-based development, although I prefer its original name: continuous integration. (Sadly, that name has been coopted by tool vendors.) A better alte
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One of the interesting things about The Diamond Age is that it's a story about the importance of personal connection even when interacting with an apparent AI. In the story, three people get a copy of The Young Lady's Illustrated
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The authors have a specific definition of bullshit that they contrast with lying. In their definition, lying involves intent to deceive; bullshitting involves not caring if you’re deceiving. Lesson 2, The Nature of Bullshit: “BULLSHIT invol
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I read the whole course. Lesson 16, “The Next-Step Fallacy,” specifically addresses your argument here.
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The US is more accessible than any country I’ve been to (and I’ve been to a lot). Water fountains are another thing the US is good at.
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The iPhone uses an infrared 3D camera and array of infrared dots. It works fine in the dark. I just tried it.
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The article was an explanation of research involving LLMs’ fundamental limits. It wasn’t about solving Einstein riddles. Therefore there was no need to discuss other approaches to solving Einstein riddles.
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Did I miss something? The Prius Prime (Toyota’s plug-in hybrid) still seems to be on the market: https://www.toyota.com/priuspluginhybrid/
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You should have watched the video before you shat on it. Yes, he references specific Nintendo interviews in the video. Frequently, in fact, and in detail.
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Not sure why that seems weird to you. The fun and challenge of murder mysteries is solving the puzzle with as few hints as possible. Murder mystery games aren’t trying to emulate real life. For that, you’d want a police or legal procedural,
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It’s worth mentioning that the children in the show are intensively monitored, with helpful “strangers” ensuring safety during risky activities such as crossing the street. The parents are visibly worried about their children. It’s a great
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Valve does run circles around every competitor it has.
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I’m a straight white guy, and I see unfairness all around me, primarily rigged in favor of straight white guys like me, and in favor of people who are wealthy.
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It didn’t. I implemented this program in BASIC as a teen. The brilliance is that, when it isn’t able to guess your animal, it asks the user for the question to ask, as well as the correct answer. All “intelligence” and grammmar comes from t
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I read the article and thought it was well done and level-headed. What exactly did you think was mystical or magical thinking?
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It says there are larger ones, but this is the largest that has differentiated roles.
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That’s a great article. Thanks for sharing it.
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Who are you to decide what style the author should use? It’s consistent, entertaining, and well-written. It’s on their personal blog. If an author can’t choose for themselves a writing style on their personal blog, where can they? Or, to pu
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There’s a lot of doctors in my family. They all carry malpractice insurance. I’m told that malpractice lawsuits have a lot more to do with bedside manner than actual performance.
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I just filled out the form. It’s very straightforward and doesn’t require registering for login.com. The bigger issue is knowing that it’s needed. I wouldn’t have known about it without seeing this post on HN.
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They spend it as it comes in, mostly on salaries. It’s a large company. Their financials are publicly available if you care to look.
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> There are two futures, both bad. Or, more likely, people are extrapolating from current trends, and those trends won’t hold. Not that long ago, people were doing that extrapolation and deciding that overpopulation and worldwide famine
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Startups need product-market fit before they need scale. It’s incredibly hard to come by and most won’t get it. Their number one priority should be to run as many customer acquisition experiments as possible for as little as possible. Every
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It’s happened enough that I suspect there’s a rarely-seen race condition somewhere in the Arc code that runs HN.
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The paper is an experimental validation of a previous paper that presented a statistical model. The experiment found the exact results predicted by the model. The reason for the non 50/50 result is precession of the coin.
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I believe providing a body with GET is non-standard, which could lead to problems with proxies. IETF is introducing the QUERY method to fill this gap.
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The term “psychological safety” has been around since the 1950s. It’s well defined and understood by people who study these things. There’s nothing wrong with the term.
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Not really about AI, but instead a complaint about the difficulty of optimizing build pipelines.

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