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mandeepj
1y ago
Midterms!! Or hope those cheeseburgers will do their magic sooner rather than later.
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1y ago
> Senator Joni Ernst when told that people would die due from the spending bill responded with, "Well, we are all going to die." reply Well, how many times has she seen a doctor in her life so far? Of course, more than one. The
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mandeepj
1y ago
> write really effective cover letters If a resume can't convince them to hire you, what made you think a cover letter can? Also, no recruiter spends over a few seconds glancing at your resume? So, throw another doc at them?
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mandeepj
1y ago
Althought Base44 seems to be a wrapper on ChatGpt but output is far superior. I tried "adminLTE port to React" via both; Chatgpt gave me a very barebone stuff besides the dashboard page, which had mild functionality. However, Base
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1y ago
HN Kiss of death or love :-). You are #1 on the front page now, so that was expected. Can I say the HN audience is very health-conscious? :-) Selected a few workouts and got this error - Error loading exercises . I'll try again after
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1y ago
> It'll be weaponized against you if you are not a loyalist or you rock the boat. Chris was a high-ranking official. I think if you aren't well-known in any of the spheres, then 47's shenanigans would not impact you.
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mandeepj
1y ago
You can't make that up!
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mandeepj
1y ago
Google had something similar as well. I think they phased it out.
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1y ago
Fascists don’t like science and education in general
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1y ago
> Hacker News now runs on top of Common Lisp > there’s now an Arc-to-JS called Lilt, and an Arc-to-Common Lisp called Clarc. > But Clarc’s code isn’t released, although it could be done: > Releasing the new HN code base however
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1y ago
> Sure, I was locked up by DHS/immigration, and I am a US citizen. Can you expand - what happened?
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1y ago
> So what happens if you just put your phone in the check-in luggage and say you don't have a phone? Carry a cheap burner phone with you, then. Related: KPMG, Deloitte Ask Staff to Use Burner Phones for overseas travel -> https:
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1y ago
related, includes a link to documentary as well on the topic: https://presseportal.zdf.de/pressemitteilung/putins-helfer-t... more links - a very lengthy: https://opentools.ai/news/elon-musk-allege
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FBI Agent Goes Public with Russian Intelligence Op That Hooked Musk and Thiel
(kyivpost.com)
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1y ago
from [1]: > Refusal to do so might lead to delay, additional questioning, and/or officers seizing your device for further inspection. Then, there's no point in denying device search? [1]: https://www.aclu.org/k
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1y ago
> My mindset has always been to never give my personal phone for an inspection Get a burner phone! Upload your entire data to the cloud as well. Either you can store your phone in the check-in luggage or restore your data once you'v
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1y ago
> So in the US you can replace/add hardware to your car and install some open source software on it that takes over steering and braking, and this is legal? US is a heaven for car enthusiasts, builders, fabricators, modders, etc As
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mandeepj
1y ago
Another implementation of splat https://github.com/NVlabs/InstantSplat
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1y ago
> I don't know why they make you do the math, or provide such a fuzzy statistic. Because uncalculated 3% is a smaller number than 6000?
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1y ago
Maybe you meant Chairman
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1y ago
* Amazon showing tariff costs is 'hostile and political act,' WH says* WH is now filled with extremely dumb people. The other day, the Orange clown was telling automakers to not raise prices due to tariffs, instead absorb them <
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1y ago
> scar tissue* I got excited first thinking I’m starting my day off right by learning a new word, but nope :-)
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1y ago
> Lucky Loser Thanks for that ref! I've always maintained T is extremely dumb, He goes towards far left on the Dumb scale on the levels which you'd have never seen before. But, at the same time, he has all the luck which no one
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mandeepj
2y ago
This! Take a vacation; go to a new country, city or town or even nature
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2y ago
Just found, after seeing this thread, IL also has a great (seems that way) State tax filing website. Good thing - it can import your Federal Return information. https://tax.illinois.gov/programs/mytax/il-1040.html
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mandeepj
2y ago
You are right! In his "politician" language, he committed only to this tax season.
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2y ago
Mr. Bessent (Treasury Secretary) was repeatedly asked during his confirmation hearing whether he would protect DirectFile and he said "Yes" :-) A small snippet of that conversation. The video recording has much more details - Do
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2y ago
> Turbo Tax usually costs me like $50 You may not have Rental income and Stocks to report
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2y ago
> This is a legitimately-elected leader doing exactly what he was elected to do. He was elected to bring prices and inflation down; that’s what he campaigned on! He lied at that time and people trusted in his lies. He have no idea what h
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2y ago
from the video: devs spend 30% to 50% of time on code reviews, with AI writing code, it's only going to get worse. So, buy this AI tool (Merge) to review code written by another AI tool? Instead of a Code review tool, why not have it
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