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3y ago
I was thinking “they reinvented GenServer”, but felt like a snob haha
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Also, in one version, whenever anyone flips a coin, they get tails. Every single time. Except for you, you only ever get heads. The world crumbles in the pursuit of trying to understand why you only flip heads. Theories are invented, and pr
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3y ago
Holy cow. I don’t understand humans. I have to remind myself that the randomness that allows for cruelty is also the well from which incredible people are drawn.
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3y ago
> Flat-pack furniture is not meant to last. It has taken me too long to understand that flimsiness is part of its appeal. Haha
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Hey, I like this. More than I thought I would, as there are a lot of cheeky patterns, but this really summed up a lot of the things I value nicely. Most definitely bookmarking for later. This is good. “Flimsiness is a feature” or something
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3y ago
Wait, was this an ad for Mormonism? I say this in jest as a Mormon of sorts.
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I walked in, realized just how advanced this was and then proceeded to read through the same way I pan through the Abstract Art section of the museum. I freaking love APL and would love to learn it, but it is so incredibly jarring not knowi
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3y ago
Yeah, have you seen the characters from the plates? Very similar. I had them on a brick on my parents’ shelf growing up. It was sort of a Mormon Household staple, but they are supposedly characters from the original golden plates. This soun
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I’m sorry I came down so hard. I was thinking about it, and man - I am just so scared for people right now. But I see your love, and I want to help!! I have experience in PII and HIPPA and can see if we can address some of this stuff. I thi
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4y ago
There are insane amounts of laws surrounding ALL of this data with significant fines and prison time, varying by country. Shut this down now before you get too much attention.
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4y ago
Absolutely. I will give support to anyone chasing a dream, but I will shut this down so hard. Stop, re-evaluate, and understand there is significant potential, but depending on where you are, there could be prison time, man.
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NOBODY USE THIS. EVER. First it’s sketch as fuck, second GPT is a guestimation engine and people are getting killed for asking it for psychological help. Someone in Belgium commit suicide to save the planet last month. I love the drive and
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4y ago
I would never attempt it. AI is way to nascent to be applied like this when it is convincing people to commit suicide to save the planet, like last week.
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4y ago
I’m sure OpenAI will keep it a secret, no worries
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4y ago
All this being said, this was actually a pretty insightful conversation for me, not having considered the complexity around press releases like this, but still being uneasy about them but not sure why.
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4y ago
As someone who was house shopping recently, I’d have paid $100 for this! Good to know you’ll be here a year from now when we move next!!
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4y ago
I get “how this all works” but valuation seems like magic
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I mean, I love the enthusiasm, but tax and legal advice were one of the few subject matters outlined
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4y ago
I’m pretty sure this is a direct violation of the ToC
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4y ago
Had not heard of hono yet!
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4y ago
That makes me feel a little better.
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4y ago
Same. I think a small but crucial accessibility move is to have an escape hatch, as much as it would ruin the vibe.
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4y ago
That was the smartest decision they made other than the product itself
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I sat here and laughed for minutes.
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4y ago
I tried shuttle just because of this. Super easy!!! Like, too easy. Like, easy enough to justify making the leap to rust with this.
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4y ago
Haha I actually tinkered with it a bit. One thing I love about supabase is that they are focused. They have a ton of features, but they're cohesive in ways no one else has managed. You can manage your document storage, their built-in a
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4y ago
As a supabase enthusiast I take this as a direct challenge.
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4y ago
Came here to say this haha. It's a trigger at this point
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I hecking love the concept of shuttle. The only thing keeping me from using it is unfamiliarity with rust, but it's enough to make me rethink things. I think the future isn't as much Lo-code as much as it will be (and goshdarn sh
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Ask HN: Why do we still build the web in XML?
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