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Who's making money from using/exploiting AI?
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jonthepirate
2mo ago
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jonthepirate
2mo ago
I see an iceberg ahead, captain.
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Tell HN: I'm sick of AI everything
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6mo ago
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jonthepirate
7mo ago
Tesla is a premium product - if someone is going to use FSD they know its a luxury feature and should pay for the most comprehensive safety features available which in my mind would of (of course) require lidar
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jonthepirate
7mo ago
I'm a former Lyft & DoorDash engineer exploiting a talent loophole. Mission: get startups access to senior & principal big-tech engineers at a 90% discount and without hemorrhaging equity. The hack is that I'm tapping into
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8mo ago
seems it.
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jonthepirate
10mo ago
Low Touch Advisor The dream: “click a button to get a senior engineer added to your slack.” It’s a side hustle for awesome engineers. My first customer has me looking for e6+ or cloud architects to be paid advisors to review cloud migration
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jonthepirate
1y ago
I'm on the build team at DoorDash. We're in year 1 of our Bazel monorepo journey. We are heavy into Go, already have remote execution and caching working, and are looking to add support for Python & C++ soon. If this sort of s
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jonthepirate
2y ago
In my experience: Ruff is great because you need to lint your code all the time and you could save maybe 1 minute per CI. As for Python package management, my team is migrating to Bazel which has its own way of locking in the Python depen
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Seeking a better design pattern than "microservices"
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2y ago
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Has anybody made a product to help you cope with GitHub outages?
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3y ago
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“AI” is a misnomer. There's no ability to reason. Its just pattern matching
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jonthepirate
3y ago
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Is it common for Java devs to wait 30s+ for a recompile after making any change?
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3y ago
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Why can’t GibHub be reliable?
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3y ago
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3y ago
Somehow, ruff is linting my entire codebase 350x faster than pylint did.
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GitHub repo settings configuration as code
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4y ago
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4y ago
People are saying that one of the founders sold $150m+ of their equity and the vc's couldn't stop them... and proceeded to get a 70 foot yacht. With no remaining incentive to build the business, it's no wonder they are out.
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4y ago
How could this all happen? Is there no regulation?
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jonthepirate
4y ago
Former Lyft engineer here. I'm convinced they will go out of business or sell the scraps to someone... however smart acquirers like Elon wouldn't go near it. Rideshare sucks.
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jonthepirate
5y ago
16 years ago, my first Bay Area engineering job was at Reputation Defender. I helped create their first product - the EXACT same thing it looks like Optery is making. Make no mistake, the company was named "reputation defender" bu
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Ask HN: Best rollout tool for complex multi region K8 deployments?
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5y ago
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5y ago
I've been dealing with Python for 8 years at 2 big tech companies in the Bay Area. The main advantage in Python is that it's easy to learn. It just doesn't scale. Once things start taking off, there's always a migration
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Have any notable tech figures called BS on metaverse?
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5y ago
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Spoofing someone in Slack is terrifyingly easy
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5y ago
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Postman users are probably leaking their secrets to Postman's hosted servers
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5y ago
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What Is Time?
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5y ago
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6y ago
I believe there might be a hidden message in the decrypted text itself. The reason I think this is that there seem to be filler words added to otherwise ordinary language. Example "I hope you are having fun in trying to catch me".
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6y ago
RH is blatantly rigging the system in favor of the hedge funds. Not good.
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6y ago
Solution clear text: I HOPE YOU ARE HAVING LOTS OF FUN IN TRYING TO CATCH ME THAT WASNT ME ON THE TV SHOW WHICH BRINGS UP A POINT ABOUT ME I AM NOT AFRAID OF THE GAS CHAMBER BECAUSE IT WILL SEND ME TO PARADICE ALL THE SOONER BECAUSE I
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Famous Zodiac 340 cipher finally solved after 51 years
(youtube.com)
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6y ago
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