khazhoux

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by khazhoux 5mo ago
When would it be better to write software as Jira state transitions, instead of using python (with its large software ecosystem) or Rust or Go (type safety, etc)?
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by khazhoux 5mo ago
At my house, my dad always drank Schmidt’s Gay. Before the divorce, that is.
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by khazhoux 5mo ago
/s is not punctuation, it's an explanation. And explaining the joke kills it, and also insults the audience. Sometimes the ambiguity of a statement is itself powerful, as it reveals how one side can wholeheartedly believe someth
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by khazhoux 5mo ago
I find all "/s" tags to be offensive to comedy. Can you imagine "A Modest Proposal (/s)" ?
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by khazhoux 5mo ago
Generation <mine - 1> is really the worst ! Also, drivers in <my city> are really the worst .
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by khazhoux 5mo ago
I’m seeing this everywhere also, and it’s a real problem. I need assurances the info I receive is from a real human. That’s not just a better way to go, it’s the only way . No AI replies, no pre-canned answers, no LLM slop. Key insight:
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by khazhoux 5mo ago
How does taking a shortcut on the name indicate bias? Or, are people similarly biased when they talk about msft, nv, fb, OAI, ...?
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by khazhoux 5mo ago
> I've been handing over more and more tasks from Linear straight to it instead of the copy-paste into Claude dance lately Tangent: we've been using Linear at work and I still don't understand why it claims to be "tas
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by khazhoux 5mo ago
It's the only way to be sure. Also, think of the children.
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by khazhoux 5mo ago
I lol’d at this because I also didn’t pay for access. But… aren’t we all just hypocrites and kind of jerks to not give even a few dollars to people out there doing reporting and providing us with information? “Ads and tracking are bad, boo
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by khazhoux 5mo ago
TFA: Twins Fucking Authenticate!
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by khazhoux 5mo ago
> the modern economy has stopped rewarding people who know what they are doing, and started rewarding people who know how to look like they do. Yes, this is a totally new phenomenon which has never ever been the case at literally every
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by khazhoux 5mo ago
ouli, I feel like the algorithm fails to capture the essential colors and their roles. For example, for Mondrian I expect to find a palette with white, black, red, blue, yellow. Instead, the palette is a big swatch of white, a big off-whi
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by khazhoux 6mo ago
> Also, I find it really bizarre that those neo feudal lords see their companies as just a life stock to count. They don't even count people, just see them as numbers to reduce/scale up. Modern tsardom, but instead of being tie
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by khazhoux 6mo ago
Well, we still live in a society in which one must labor in exchange for food, shelter, and medicine. The opportunities for labor keep shrinking, meanwhile money is funneled into an ever-smaller pool of people.
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by khazhoux 6mo ago
Is “build a narrative” code for something? The comment was pretty cut and dry as written.
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by khazhoux 6mo ago
> filled with rooms where people just taste coffee, all day, every day, to make sure it's what it's supposed to be. I’m picturing a room of tasters going “bitter, acrid, off-putting… approved”
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by khazhoux 6mo ago
Yup, classic Martin Luther!
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by khazhoux 6mo ago
> the human desire for exclusivity I sense some resentment for people with money. Personally, I don't find it hard to imagine at all that there's 350 photographers who whom $4000 is not a big deal (many of them on this site), w
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by khazhoux 6mo ago
For those that don't understand the connection: Jeff Bridges has been using Widelux cameras since at least the 80s. He's even got shots from the set of Tron! https://archive.nytimes.com/lens.blogs.nytimes.com&#x2F
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by khazhoux 6mo ago
metanym (taxonomy) A name that is rejected because a valid name (based on another member) already exists for the same group.
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by khazhoux 6mo ago
Oh, ask him about that Hitler fella making waves in Berlin. I've got a funny feeling about him.
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by khazhoux 6mo ago
That was a typo. The agreement is actually to use it for any awful use.
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by khazhoux 6mo ago
Is this all / mostly Starlink?
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by khazhoux 6mo ago
“It deleted my LinkedIn account — my connection to fellow thought leaders — without warning. No confirmation. No ‘are you sure?’ No second chances. Gone.”
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by khazhoux 6mo ago
> systemic failures across two heavily-marketed vendors that made this not only possible but inevitable. > No confirmation step. No "type DELETE to confirm." No "this volume contains production data, are you sure?"
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by khazhoux 6mo ago
> Zuck purely bought it to murder competition in the crib That makes no sense. It’s very obviously been nurtured and grown by orders of magnitude since acquisition.
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by khazhoux 6mo ago
Doubly so if the app looks like it works well and would be interesting to HN readers!
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by khazhoux 6mo ago
Holy cow what a workout!! Thanks for sharing this.
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by khazhoux 7mo ago
I'm not touching code. I'm trying out the feature, and there's any number of things to tweak (because I missed some detail during planning, or agent made bad assumption, etc).

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