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by jdw64 5mo ago
C# is my strongest and favorite language. That said, it's frustrating that the C# framework ecosystem lacks solid options. MAUI is especially half-baked, and I'm really starting to doubt whether I should continue using XAML
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I believe modern capitalism operates quite differently from the methods preached in this book. There are clear limits to relying solely on a labor-intensive mindset without strategic leverage. I didn't have any special talents, outstan
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https://japan-dev.com/blog/black-companies-in-japan Dogs and Demons: Tales from the Dark Side of Japan japanese Business Culture and Practices: A Guide to Twenty-First Century Japanese Business Protocols
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by jdw64 5mo ago
blog looks beautiful. I really wish I had this kind of talent for frontend.
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Realistically speaking, when Anthropic acquired Bun, they naturally would have needed a narrative showcasing that their AI excels even at relatively new languages like Zig. But since the Zig camp explicitly declared an anti-AI stance, it ma
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very thanks!
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Right now, all I know how to do is pull models from Hugging Face, but someday I want to build my own small LLM from scratch
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If you are from the West, navigating East Asian culture can be exceptionally grueling. At a fundamental level, our societies tend to be inherently exclusive toward different races.
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Korean companies are no different, but the author only singled out 'Japan.'
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You seem to understand this deeply, perhaps even better than I do. When I worked in Japan, experiencing the corporate culture firsthand was much harder than I had anticipated. They even provided a translator for my boss and me during our bu
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When U.S. giants like Walmart or Amazon squeeze their suppliers, the natural consequence is cost-cutting and a drop in quality control. But for regional companies in Japan and Korea, regional mobility is incredibly difficult. In Japan, for
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I did read it, but my impression remains the same. While the article does contain critiques of the Japanese system, as an East Asian, I feel it completely misses the actual underlying dynamics. I know the author isn't trying to paint J
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by jdw64 5mo ago
I agree with most of your points. However, I can't quite agree with idealizing China completely (frankly, I don't think any government in the world is all that great). China has its own deep structural issues, such as the massive
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by jdw64 5mo ago
Are you angling for an 'Honorary Korean' title? You know too much about Korea
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It’s less about overt disadvantages and more about the practical linguistic and cultural friction we face when reading documentation or engaging with the community. For instance, the open-source ecosystem is deeply rooted in US-centric cult
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You are correct. Japans system was ahead of its time back then and was heavily imported into Korea. The flaws I pointed out are not strictly a Japanese problem it's really an issue shared across all of East Asia.
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by jdw64 5mo ago
I did read it, but my impression remains the same. While the article does contain critiques of the Japanese system, as an East Asian, I feel it completely misses the actual underlying dynamics. I know the author isn't trying to paint J
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by jdw64 5mo ago
It’s always fascinating to see how Westerners idealize Japan on platforms like HN. It makes me wonder(i'm korean): how would a Westerner react if they saw me romanticizing the Mondragon cooperatives in Spain? They’d probably find it st
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by jdw64 5mo ago
To be brutally honest, I'm disappointed with antiGravity. It feels incredibly unGoogle-like. The AI billing models are fragmented, and the AntiGravity IDE is currently tripping over something as trivial as a basic Electron deployment c
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by jdw64 5mo ago
If I can figure out a way to securely manage the AI API keys, this actually sounds like a viable business idea. However, I’ll need to think it through, as I don't have experience running a live web service—my background has strictly be
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by jdw64 5mo ago
I really hope you don't give up. I've built and shipped systems with 80000 to 90,000 lines of code, only to see most of the companies that bought them go out of business. But there was still immense value in the act of delivering
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by jdw64 5mo ago
I recently built and delivered an AI-driven novel-writing program. The architecture involved chaining the Claude, GPT, and Gemini APIs together so they could cross-critique and iteratively revise the text, while systematically saving key pl
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by jdw64 5mo ago
Fix for Antigravity 2.0 hijacking the IDE, and how to restore your lost settings/extensions(For windows user) https://www.reddit.com/r/google_antigravity/comments/1tig3ix...
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by jdw64 5mo ago
I'm currently working on Zeno, a FlatBuffer implementation for TypeScript, and spending some time polishing up my personal website at www.makonea.com.
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by jdw64 5mo ago
Maybe breaking into the ad business starts with learning how to lie to yourself.
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by jdw64 5mo ago
So, I am currently changing the language. Thank you for your kind advice
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I wonder whose bright idea it was to label ads as 'helpful'. Do Google execs actually look for ads first when they google a question?
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by jdw64 5mo ago
It seems like the thread_local CacheIndex only determines which cache to use, but it doesn't actually guarantee thread safety for concurrent access to the HashLifeCache itself. What would be a good solution for this? Should I use a mut
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After reading this, I'm thinking of trying some AI data poisoning. I'm going to spam my website with hidden text that only AI scrapers can read, claiming I'm a 'highly excellent programmer' just to advertise my sit
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QWEN really hits the sweet spot it's cheap, fast, and actually good.

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