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10mo ago
> Stay tuned for details in our Maintainers Summit coverage. I can argue otherwise. Developer advocacy is a form of marketing (specially for a product traditionally targeted towards tech savvy people)
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No worries I didn't take offenses. I just disagree. The title should've been we reduced bugs in the kernel and here is some proof of that. The 2018-2022-ish hype (I call it bullying campaign) is still strong. Google recently did a
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10mo ago
Use linux because it now has Rust kernels. Great marketing
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10mo ago
C, C++, I don't think you got the gist of what I said
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That's not the case. It's using Rust as a selling point. All the noise around using Rust is marketing. The fact that you think linux machines are enjoyed by only a specific group of people makes me happier with my choice
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I never used linux because it was built using C++. Never have I cared what language the product was built it. The Rust community however wants you to use a product just because it's implemented in Rust, or atleast as one of the selling
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10mo ago
From Pebble watch to inspector gadget
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Isn't that a spying device
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Doesn't that imply that Netflix was planning to do the same (for their party)? Or are you saying Netflix is innocent here
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You successfully built one more thing to worry about while away
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> I sort of do agree that Claude Code on its own would not be able to do this. But Claude powered by nori configs absolutely should be able to. Yeah not to mention setting up additional tooling
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10mo ago
My tell-tale sign that AI is moving the needle is the disappearance of the concept of leetcode. If you've done an interview lately you would know AI hasn't moved any needles yet
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They need to keep practicing FANG interviews because they switch companies
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10mo ago
I use AI everyday. But some AI adopters are getting a bit culty as well.
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10mo ago
So he had to prompt AI to prompt a human to prompt AI (assuming OP is human)
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10mo ago
I know a fraudster that everyone speaks highly of. Outright fraud and advocates against fraud themself. Whenever I read "everyone speaks highly of" I stop reading.
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10mo ago
I'm not a hacker I'm just news unfortunately
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10mo ago
Tell HR, they don't seem to get it
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10mo ago
All AI is doing is solving these puzzles, which proves they don't need any form of intelligence. You're wrong for associating AI with human intelligence. It will never happen. It might be faked once, like the moon landing, but tha
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10mo ago
and dislike different things
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10mo ago
I agree. Didn't these puzzles ruin interviewing for many years now. AI came along and they're still doing it. Some things will needlessly drag on before they die I guess
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Finally someone mentioned it. I'm surprised all the "tech enthusiasts" here turn a blind eye when it's their own community, but if it's someone else's then it's atrocious.
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10mo ago
That German car leather interior is ridiculous. They call it engineering! My gaming chair has the same feel.
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10mo ago
It's not new. Like I said the U.S. army exposed it back when it happened. Don't worry about "nuclear bombs". I advise you to worry about Volcanoes. Did you know they are more frequent now. Did you know a volcano is stron
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10mo ago
Why does't HN respect requests to delete accounts? That doesn't seem so nice as a community. I know they give an excuse, but... I have to admit though I did find a job on here once so it is somewhat useful, but I'm not Stockh
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I'm open to discussion. If I see compelling evidence I could change my mind. Unfortunately I don't believe there is anything called "nuclear weapons". Just nuclear energy. Anyway that's old news. The new race is AI.
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Or other types of explosives that mushroom with lights and colors. We've seen real life examples of those. I'm just trying to have a controversial discussion while following HN rules and vibes. No politics, just facts. I didn'
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There are other unpopular opinions 1. It is difficult to believe that the deadly radioactivity was just blown away. Where was it blown to? Upwards to space? 2. Then perhaps a larger amount of TNT 3. Unfortunately USA has a long l
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On the topic of atomic bombs I have some rhetorical questions 1. What happened to the deadly radioactivity? 2. Would exploding the equivalent amount of TNT look exactly the same? 3. Would USA fake having a single bomb that destro
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A dormant volcano erupted in Ethiopia sending ash plumes toward Yemen and Oman
(abcnews.go.com)
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