jppope

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   by jppope 1y ago

   really nice work. I'm going to give it a roll!
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   by jppope 1y ago

   Definitely less news. Whats the point of Karma farming on HN?
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   by jppope 1y ago

   sure that would account for the submissions being better but not the stuff that gets upvoted.
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   Ask HN: Why the quality improvement for the HN frontpage on the weekends

   2 points by jppope 1y ago|6 comments
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   by jppope 1y ago

   this is completely amazing. well done Jacob
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   by jppope 1y ago

   thats interesting. I was always wondering what the hustle was, guess that was it- it was outside of the credit system
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   by jppope 1y ago

   Totally understand that the article is romanticizing the old web, which I do miss. But I do want to mention my two favorite trees, one is gone now. My first favorite tree was an American Chestnut that I used to walk past on the way home fro
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   by jppope 1y ago

   Someone correct me here, but Texas Instruments was one of the companies that mortgaged their future in the name of financialization ( https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/yeah-its-still-water-ben-hunt... ) and their market cap
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   by jppope 1y ago

   Well that showed up significantly faster than they said it would.
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    by jppope 1y ago

    The frequency that you use the term "re-factor" over the term "factor" is often very telling about how you develop your systems. I worked a job one time where the guys didn't even know what factoring was.
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    by jppope 1y ago

    Realistically that says more about the quality of software that we build than the concept of software as an asset
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    by jppope 1y ago

    Can someone qualified answer a couple of quick questions here: * Hiring a company to do software development is completely deductible or is still considered R&D? And there isn't any difference in regard to where the company is loca
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    by jppope 1y ago

    not going to lie, an old school honeypot will catch 95% of the bot traffic.
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    by jppope 1y ago

    they will continue in the American west/southwest which have decent predictable road infrastructure, weather, and driving behavior... not a lot of pedestrians or snow in Phoenix (though some pedestrians in SF). It will be a while befor
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    by jppope 1y ago

    I donate a little to: - Lume ( https://lume.land/ ) - Vue.js ( https://vuejs.org/ ) - Serverless Chrome https://github.com/adieuadieu/serverless-chrome With that said we are l
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    Ask HN: Where do you find/post blog articles?

    3 points by jppope 1y ago|4 comments
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    by jppope 1y ago

    I think a lot of people are missing the larger point. Yes its very possible to live quite inexpensively in the American Siberia... thats not what the author is really getting at. The Author is pointing out that there is a HUGE opportunity f
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    by jppope 1y ago

    Personally I love what Ryan and the Deno team have done, if there is anything to really say its that incumbency in languages and software ecosystems is really strong- and its stronger the further down the stack you get. I will say that I wa
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    by jppope 1y ago

    lots of people moved too
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    by jppope 1y ago

    nice site. it would be nice to have the salary info and some filters, but either way solid build
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    by jppope 1y ago

    While we're talking wood... does anyone know the process to produce the following "paperwood" material ( https://www.core77.com/posts/109646/Plywood-Laminations-So-P... ) I'm assuming its wood ve
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    by jppope 1y ago

    This may just be me, but the lack of a decent longitudinal study on these narratives is pretty weak science. For the last 40? 50? years there have been alcohol stories fairly consistently in the media, and we still struggle with substantiat
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    by jppope 1y ago

    I really love the concept here. Lots of utility. Going to play around with it tonight and see if it can work for some usecases.
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    by jppope 1y ago

    Amazing story, and what a narrative voice! The whole thing pulls you in and pushes you off, it builds you up and breaks you down. I loved this
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    by jppope 1y ago

    thats exactly what I'm feeling. GenAi for images or text is useful, it feels like the resolved values can be added to things or accomplish a purpose. The GenAI music feels like sound (as you put it) - like great its there, but thats no
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    by jppope 1y ago

    Love the site, and impressed by what they generated there. With that said... I'm starting to feel like music might be the last thing to be affected by Generative AI. I IV V with different accents over the music and different drum sound
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    by jppope 1y ago

    I understand where you are coming from but it doesn't work like that. Sales people are have direct measurement where the rest of us have proxy measurement. They also typically hold pre-existing relationships with potential clients. The
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    by jppope 1y ago

    Attractive person walks up to you and asks you for your number - not spam. Unattractive person walks up to you and asks you for your number - spam. Company has a thing I need and calls me at the right time - not spam. Company calls me up wh
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    by jppope 1y ago

    1. Helping set up a friend's company to scale. 2. Interview about homeschool for my blog 3. A software project I'm not ready to talk about ;)
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    by jppope 1y ago

    There are several songs that have famous "pub versions" (dirty versions) which are well known but have basically never written down, go ask any working musician and they can rattle off ~10-20 of them. You can ask for the lyrics ti