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by lucasmullens 4y ago
> But if the next 10 years are like the last 10, she could likely sell hers and buy my whole street. And yet, on _her_ street, she'll still only be able to afford that tiny place, no matter the market. Only works if you plan on leav
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by lucasmullens 4y ago
TypeScript is the least concerning one. If Microsoft somehow does something so outrageous that you can't stomach using TypeScript anymore, just compile it to JS permanently and call it a day.
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by lucasmullens 4y ago
I wonder if it's possible to build a decent tool that converts a video essay into a blog post. Start by just taking the captions, and then insert screenshots anytime the video says anything like "as you can see here" or &quot
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by lucasmullens 4y ago
Really excited to see this! It works surprisingly well. Could you darken the red or lighten the green a bit? With red/green color blindness (about 5% of people I think) I can't really tell the border colors apart.
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by lucasmullens 4y ago
It looks correct from what I can tell.
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by lucasmullens 4y ago
Did someone see your comment and change it? I see "3,400+ Krakenites" and "1,001-5,000 employees".
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by lucasmullens 4y ago
332,000,000 people in the US divided by 999 at-risk holders leaves us with less than 0.0003% of the population at risk. I don't think percentages are useful here. Hundreds of human beings suffering is something I will always empathize
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by lucasmullens 4y ago
> I expect search engines to be more like an AI assistant. > I don’t think Google can pull that off. Does Google Assistant not count? Searching for things with the assistant is certainly one of its main features.
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by lucasmullens 4y ago
The article doesn't think that. Did you get to the end of the article? They agree with a tweet arguing the features are worth it.
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by lucasmullens 4y ago
In some cases it would be impossible, since sometimes it can output exactly what was written by a human, or something that sounds 100% like what someone would write. But if you allow some false negatives, such as trying to detect if a bot i
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by lucasmullens 4y ago
> Miners don’t want to sell their freshly mined bitcoins, as this would risk crashing the price of bitcoin — so instead, they borrow against the bitcoins, and against their rigs, too! Is that really true? Maybe for a large enough miner,
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by lucasmullens 4y ago
A jack of all trades is a master of none, but oftentimes better than a master of one.
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by lucasmullens 4y ago
There were trials, and there aren't 10 billion people.
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by lucasmullens 4y ago
I was going to say, I was surprised to see an article like this without at least some mention of Elixir.
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by lucasmullens 4y ago
This is from 2 years ago. Did something change recently?
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by lucasmullens 4y ago
Do any switch games manage to makes mods work?
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by lucasmullens 4y ago
> Also, who do so many applications force oblique views? I'm able to adjust it by dragging with two fingers on my trackpad, which I think is the standard behavior for that (albeit hard to discover). But I do agree, it's weird f
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by lucasmullens 4y ago
This is a poorly written article with a broken link to the script. Also for some reason Cmd+C causes your selection to go away on this site?
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by lucasmullens 4y ago
Last commit was two months ago. Why are we talking about this? I don't think Facebook has anything to do with this anymore.
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by lucasmullens 4y ago
> If it's a close three-way election, you might cause your favorite candidate to lose by ranking them first. Could you explain that? I can't think of a situation where putting the candidate I want to win as #1 would cause them
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by lucasmullens 4y ago
RCV has made real ground, and halting its progress for STAR voting seems misguided. There's no consensus here, but you're stating the ranking like it's some objective fact. Imo, RCV's growing popularity only increases th
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by lucasmullens 4y ago
> fully replace the artist I doubt the artist would ever be "fully" replaced, or even mostly replaced. People very much care about the artist when they buy art in pretty much any form. Mass produced art has always been a thing,
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by lucasmullens 4y ago
Some users might want this feature, which gets them more users. I think outside HN most users would appreciate a free VPN for when they're on public Wi-Fi.
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by lucasmullens 4y ago
The latest iPhone reversed course on the disposability piece a little bit, making it arguably the most repairable iPhone ever.
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by lucasmullens 4y ago
This is rising to the top of HN because "Y Combinator" and "paranoid" are in the same title, and people are curious. Those 9 points this post got in the 41 minutes it's been posted can't possibly be from people
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by lucasmullens 4y ago
git clone, make sure TypeScript is installed, and open src/index.ts Would be nice if this was exported to some TypeScript playground environment.
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by lucasmullens 4y ago
Those are centralized though, right? Digital art that you can own existed in many forms before NFTs.
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by lucasmullens 4y ago
I'm not arguing JavaScript isn't bad. It's pretty bad. Node.js and React Native are much easier to argue against than JavaScript for the web. It's pretty rare to pick something other than JS for an interactive website (a
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by lucasmullens 4y ago
I don't think it was your intention but you're being downvoted because it came across as you calling people who prefer JavaScript "lazy" and that they "don't need to expand [their] mind". Usually when I ne
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by lucasmullens 4y ago
I Googled "Understanding UseMemo and UseCallback" and there were 7 results, all referencing this exact article.

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