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by lispisok 2y ago
>they've gone from barely stringing together a TODO app to structuring and executing large-scale changes in entire repositories in 3 years First they are definitely not currently as capable as you say. Second there is a misconceptio
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by lispisok 2y ago
I had the thought there are gonna be some people on these drugs who will still find a way to have bad diets that keeps them fat and unhealthy. Since they have less appetite instead of a sandwich and a milkshake they will skip to the milksha
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by lispisok 2y ago
The real problem this guy is encountering is making interactive applications for a web browser is hammering a square peg through a round hole at its core. That's why performance is bad, that's why there is a new framework every ot
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by lispisok 2y ago
Because people are throwing a lot money into the rent black hole and even a little equity is an improvement over that and mortgage interest tax deduction can be huge
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by lispisok 2y ago
People will blame literally anything on climate change
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by lispisok 2y ago
Study cited here [1]. The inflection point was around 2013 then accelerated in 2020. [1] https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jamacardiology/fullarticle/...
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by lispisok 2y ago
Maybe I'm ignorant but can somebody explain to me how the federal government can just ban TikTok? If I create an app or business can the feds just decide to ban it and it's over?
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by lispisok 2y ago
Is the college not failing students for the benefit of the student or for the benefit of themselves (continuing to collect the student's tuition money). I'd argue it's the latter. Current colleges are not these selfless organ
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by lispisok 2y ago
Where does the rule of law come from?
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by lispisok 3y ago
Fossil production and consumption is still increasing. Once you get all new capacity coming online to 100% renewables then you have to start replacing existing fossil fuel capacity with renewables. It is a very big hill to climb
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by lispisok 3y ago
eia.gov statistics disagree. https://www.eia.gov/energyexplained/us-energy-facts/
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by lispisok 3y ago
CS programs have been moving away from computer science education and moving towards teaching how to make webapps because students are more interested in resume development to get a job than getting an education and universities want their
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by lispisok 3y ago
Honestly, calling BS on this. The cheapest large package mass produced factory farmed chicken at my local big retailer grocery store is $2/lb. The nicer stuff is more like $5/lb.
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by lispisok 3y ago
The more we research the more ways we learn COVID infection harms you. I'm wondering if other infections are similar but havent been researched the way COVID has? Are there a bunch of was influenza harms you we dont know about because
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by lispisok 3y ago
I use self-hosted runners. It wasnt even because we could have large disk for caching. Github pricing for their runners is so bad it was a no brainer to host our own.
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by lispisok 3y ago
I think Clojure absolutely does live up to the hype but during Clojure's peak HN hype days all the people upvoting the posts and commenting in the threads never actually gave Clojure a proper try or a try at all. Rust on HN might be in
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by lispisok 3y ago
I work on a project that ingests sensor measurements from the field and in our testing found timescaledb was by far the best choice. The performance x all their timeseries specific features like continuous aggregates and `time_bucket` plus
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by lispisok 3y ago
"Gains tilted heavily to part-time workers in the household survey. Full-time workers fell by 6,000, while part-timers increased by 691,000. Multiple job holders rose by 217,000, to 5.2% of the total employment level." https:&#x2
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by lispisok 3y ago
When you legalize something you get more of it. Gotta be mindful of that.
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by lispisok 3y ago
No because AI is just a marketing term for unproven technology to generate hype. Once something is proven and use cases/limitations understood its no longer AI. Spellcheck was once considered AI
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by lispisok 3y ago
So is everything being called "AI" these days just LLMs now or is it more?
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by lispisok 3y ago
Their demo is so similar to the Devin one I had to go look up the Devin one to check I wasnt watching the same demo. I feel like there might be a reason they both picked Sympy. Also I rarely put weight into demos. They are usually cherry-pi
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by lispisok 3y ago
As somebody who loathes doing webpage layout, refuses to learn it, but has to still do it sometimes this looks great
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by lispisok 3y ago
I noticed the same thing but found it was affluent millenials (maybe gen z now) who were really into it.
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by lispisok 3y ago
People debating about what kind of housing to build are getting ahead of themselves. The housing crisis is intentional. Homeowners demand the value of their home keep going up and they vote. They way to do that is to keep supply lower than
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by lispisok 3y ago
Ultrasonic humidifiers (the ones that generate the fog) generate huge amounts of particulate matter to the point I'd argue they are a health hazard and shouldnt even be sold. If you have any ultrasonic humidifiers replace them with eva
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by lispisok 3y ago
I see articles pop up like this all the time on HN like it's some kind of revelation. All you need to remove particulate matter from your air is a fan that pushes air through an HEPA filter. You dont need wifi, bluetooth, lcd screens,
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by lispisok 3y ago
That's what Theranos said
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by lispisok 3y ago
Off the top of my head I cannot recall any big features added to discord over the last few years. I'd like to know what those 4x more employees were working on.
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by lispisok 3y ago
I am not anti-legalization but marijuana is a drug and needs to respected as such. Legalization has enabled people to consume high amounts of THC frequently and we're seeing adverse effects from it. Cannabinoid hyperemesis syndrome was

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