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khazhoux
2mo ago
Whenever you hear someone say they work 80- (or 100!) hour weeks, you should understand what they mean is they had a few crunch weeks once.
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khazhoux
2mo ago
Speaking of tone, the phrase "I need you to X" is super condescending. You're not his superior, and he's not your child nor your subordinate. He is not beholden in any way to what you "need." Much better woul
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khazhoux
2mo ago
“And that’s the second State Farm Yellow Card for Haaland!”
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khazhoux
3mo ago
Great point. Reminds me of Biden’s constant whisper-scream “the future of democracy is at stake!” Like, yeah, it was an accurate statement, but total shit if your goal is to get people up off the couch and into voting booth. Way too abstr
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khazhoux
3mo ago
Can anyone comment on the legality of this? By the number I see, this would no longer be classified as simple possession, but likely as intent to distribute.
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khazhoux
3mo ago
I wish you hadn’t pulled the Balaji case into your argument. Personally, I find it ludicrous that Altman would hire a hitman to off a copyright whistleblower. Even if one gets past the insane risk of hiring a hitman, and the deep criminal
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khazhoux
3mo ago
I thought it was lexiphanic and sesquipedalian, but to each their own.
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khazhoux
3mo ago
What a terrible view of parents! I don't know a single one who wouldn't give their life for their child, whatever their flaws.
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khazhoux
3mo ago
What do they call the guy who got the lowest possible passing grade in medical school?
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khazhoux
3mo ago
It was an analogy, not an equivalency. There are any number of differences one can find.
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khazhoux
3mo ago
Yes... poor 6 always gets left out.
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khazhoux
3mo ago
I completed a 6-month course at the Word Police Academy in Scranton with top grades. I am fully licensed. "Eschatological" is extremely obscure, and the vast majority of readers will not understand what is being said. I've
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khazhoux
3mo ago
Yes, but the word “eschatological” should really be avoided in regular online discussion, since it is obscure and can easily be replaced in this instance with “doomsday,” which everyone understands. Of course, feel free to use “eschatologic
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khazhoux
3mo ago
It was magical. Multitasking! The ability to pull down the top of the screen and reveal another screen fully running in the background. And of course, the graphics. HAM mode. Demo disks with crisp animations over (relatively) high-fide
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khazhoux
3mo ago
Also, the content is uninteresting on both.
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khazhoux
3mo ago
He’a right, though. The comment was in English but used German-style quotations
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khazhoux
3mo ago
Also her screen is running Doom, which wasn’t out when Jurassic Park was released (1989).
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khazhoux
3mo ago
The sky gets visually and physically polluted. Some parts of the world that haven’t mastered cables get faster internet. Elon gets richer. Win-win-win?
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khazhoux
3mo ago
Knockoff shnockoff. You get an upvote for SHRDLU!
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khazhoux
3mo ago
Most people here are anonymous, for all the discussions. Either trust that your fellow HNers are legitimate, or… ?
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khazhoux
3mo ago
Objection: relevance
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khazhoux
3mo ago
How can anyone in their right mind think that growing a codebase by 200K LOC every week could possibly be a good thing?
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khazhoux
3mo ago
No, only 3.7%
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khazhoux
3mo ago
Instead of just dismissing this and saying this can't possibly work, it would be better to ask: how do they get around problems of mitochondrial damage, or have they not tackled that yet? Because it is unlikely that you just punched a
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khazhoux
4mo ago
Friendly feedback: Generally speaking, the practice of commenting here with "I thought one thing from the title, then realized it was something else" is exceedingly uninteresting. In the event of a death, it is also in bad taste
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khazhoux
4mo ago
> No keyframes, no drag-and-drop. No human developer… :-\
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khazhoux
4mo ago
Thanks for the reply.
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khazhoux
4mo ago
Sure. But I think the idea is already absurd, so I'm not expecting a performant engine out of it. I get your point though, that the same ASCII rendering effect might be doable at much higher scale without pegging the CPU.
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khazhoux
4mo ago
I understand this was probably vibe-coded, but it's still a lot of fun. Well done!
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khazhoux
4mo ago
When the topic is rendering 3d models using ASCII glyphs, we've already exited the realm of advantages and disadvantages. This is just supposed to be cool.
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