khazhoux

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by khazhoux 1mo ago
A rock feels no pain. And an island never cries.
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by khazhoux 1mo ago
Too late https://tropes.fyi/
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by khazhoux 1mo ago
There were a couple of AI tropes but not overly so. This is a great story, especially if you’ve programmed the Amiga before. Think of it as: this is a story that quite possibly would not be told without AI to help with the writeup.
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by khazhoux 1mo ago
> Are you this actively shitty towards all hobbies you don't also enjoy No, really just this one. There’s not that many hobbies that have death as an outcome of a minor mistake. For something like free solo climbing, we all unders
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by khazhoux 1mo ago
I think the more important question is: have people really run out of interesting flavors at their local stores and restaurants, that they are so obsessed with eating things they find growing on the ground? I’ll never understand mushroom cu
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Google Maps Now Shows 'Lake America' Instead of Lake Ontario(wired.com)
28 points by khazhoux 1mo ago|14 comments
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by khazhoux 2mo ago
I found this which might interest you: https://507movements.com/
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by khazhoux 2mo ago
Like most internet meme phrases, this is both trite and inaccurate. The cruelty is not the point. This administration has decided foreigners are the scapegoat, and wants to get rid of as many as they can. It’s heartless, but cruelty is
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by khazhoux 2mo ago
So your contention is that he would have rather spent the last 14 years of his life alone and quiet, rather than getting out there to have fun and be with people who love him, just because the was left-side paralyzed?
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by khazhoux 2mo ago
RHPS was a big part of my teens, when they started midnight showings in our town. I’ve listened to the soundtrack (plus variants: Roxy, international, London) hundreds of times. Nothing to say except RIP to someone who meant so much to so
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by khazhoux 2mo ago
But were you influenced?
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by khazhoux 2mo ago
He was treated poorly. But somehow a lot of otherwise-smart people think you should not charge a person who suffers from depression or suicidal thoughts.
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by khazhoux 2mo ago
Also, Aaron was pals with some of the brightest people in tech and law. I have a hard time imagining that they didn't try to ease his stress by pointing out that 35 was just the typical bluster.
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by khazhoux 2mo ago
Most of us are here anonymously, no? Personally, I choose to trust that my fellow HNers are (by and large) real people speaking in good faith. Otherwise, I'm wasting my time reading any comment thread here at all.
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by khazhoux 2mo ago
This is why large companies should employ a few pedophiles to run things like this by them first. Long term, much savings.
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by khazhoux 2mo ago
Nice. Will keep a lookout!
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by khazhoux 2mo ago
That's unnecessarily pessimistic. I think it's much more common for drive people to want to make a significant positive impact on the world , rather than becoming famous. Doesn't matter either way, though, once you realiz
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by khazhoux 2mo ago
What is a load bearing phrase here?
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by khazhoux 2mo ago
It’s actually an interesting fact that every person who was programming in the 80s owns a copy of GEB, which they flipped through a bit and then put on the bookshelf and never actually read.
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by khazhoux 2mo ago
Typo, but this just shows the extreme inequity when one cube amasses so many states.
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by khazhoux 2mo ago
At some point though, how many states is too many ? We have massive housing affordability and employment shortage problems, meanwhile here’s a tech elite flouting 4x10^9 states which he doesn’t pay taxes on and most of them will not even g
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by khazhoux 2mo ago
Look at Richie Rich over here with his 2 bits!
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by khazhoux 2mo ago
Even 1MB is too much. I expect a modern weather app to be <20K.
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by khazhoux 2mo ago
Classic “get over it” condescension. Some people are unable to control their strong physiological reaction to in-person judgement. Go tell professional orchestra players who rely on propranolol to control their stage fright to just grow u
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by khazhoux 2mo ago
It’s not human readability I care about. The problem with duplicate code is that the agent will fix one instance, but leave the others buggy. Hilarity ensues.
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by khazhoux 2mo ago
My experience exactly. I think we’re doing great, but about 3 weeks in I realized it’s an unworkable mess that keeps breaking, and I spend the next two weeks cleaning it up or rebuilding it
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by khazhoux 2mo ago
Very cool, but I'm skeptical. Over the last year, every Cursor/Claude/Codex project I've worked on devolves into shitty, grafted-on, duct-tape and bandaid'ed architecture, with "fixes" just working around
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by khazhoux 2mo ago
This was the first big secret “you’re not allowed to know what this is or talk to anyone about it” project inside Google. They wanted to be left alone and especially to not have to integrate with the mail team. And everyone heard rumors
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by khazhoux 2mo ago
Inaccurate. Every one has a UI.
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by khazhoux 2mo ago
Don’t judge a whole community by one freak.

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