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by mlnj 1y ago
Smoothness and frames per second is the core of why they were building a very optimized editor. Not sure if it is just your machine that it is not leveraging the right bits. For me the extension ecosystems is something I really like about V
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by mlnj 1y ago
Meanwhile an entire lake has evaporated in Northern Canada to deliver me a slightly different version of yet another payment options page.
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by mlnj 1y ago
The only sources of information we currently see about protests happening across the US are by small broadcasters. There is plenty of news that is being systematically being suppressed by the top-down information chain because it is so effe
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by mlnj 1y ago
And that's exactly why I want to collaborate with folks who are striving towards the same direction in society. There are numerous conversations that led to me losing respect for people because they see fascism as a completely valid s
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by mlnj 1y ago
Because their argument will be immediately defeated with the current push to remove gay-marriage from law.
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by mlnj 1y ago
Cannot believe how it could stand up to that high expectation. But then again, all of this is a hype machine cranked up till the next one needs cranking.
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by mlnj 1y ago
Reading the first 20 lines of text that they have broken down in to: Company Name Single line Headline Problem Our Solution Gives you the entire company premise and product description.
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by mlnj 1y ago
Nothing stopping us to live the hermit life in the mountains. But here we are trying to get bits and bytes to write that JIRA ticket instead of us.
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by mlnj 1y ago
You seem to be a well informed technical person. The goal is to eliminate roles like yours with everybody building trillion dollar businesses by themselves and a handful of agents. That seems to be the narrative. Happening any day now. Look
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by mlnj 1y ago
FYI: non-Western countries exist.
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by mlnj 1y ago
>I don't know what happened to them. When AI breakthrough happened, I expected them to put up a fight. They never did. Apple always had the luxury of time. They work heavily on integrating deeply into their ecosystems without worryi
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by mlnj 1y ago
Gavin Belson Signature Edition Box 1
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by mlnj 1y ago
Orbstack on MacOS Had to onboard a Windows user the other day and the Docker performance seems to be even worse than I remember the last time I built on Windows. Orbstack really makes working with Containers a almost-native experience.
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by mlnj 1y ago
This might not be an engineering problem. It just doesn’t feel like anyone at MS actually cares what their users care for. Doesn’t seem like they use the OS themselves.
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by mlnj 1y ago
At this point, I've given up having hope for Windows to be actually a good experience for anything at all. Development has been a pain over the last decade. MacOS has it's rough-edges, but it has become a pleasure to code on. Norm
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by mlnj 1y ago
Was not aware of Camoufox. Looks great.
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by mlnj 1y ago
I meant from Open AI. After a lot of the drama and a ton of talent leaving all they seem to have left now is a pile of cash that they can spend eliminating competition. Meanwhile like others have rightly pointed out, talent at Google and ev
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by mlnj 1y ago
What else are they going to do with all that money? Raise billions and billions under the guise of AGI coming tomorrow and they just become a too big to fail company gobbling up any competition. You don't hear anyone touting AGI anymor
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by mlnj 1y ago
The smaller models are becoming even more capable now. Add that with a suite of tools and integrations and you can do most of what you do online within the infra at home.
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by mlnj 1y ago
>"lay off all the employees first, then figure out how to have AI (or low cost offshore labor) do the work second" Case in point: Klarna. 2024: "Klarna is All in on AI, Plans to Slash Workforce in Half" https:/&
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by mlnj 1y ago
I think that comment is saying that there is a difference between building a project and building a feasible company that productizes the project. There are many other aspects of company building that purely technical folks often trivialize
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by mlnj 1y ago
Although I have not used it as DO, I have been using it for durable workflows for a few years. The cached results of the workflow activities could give the feeling but the latency to read and write would be a dealbreaker for many. There i
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by mlnj 2y ago
You do not need a damn good reason for this. Just try it out on a simple hello world. Then try it out on a project already using poetry for eg. uv init uv sync and you're done I'd say if you do not run into the pitfalls of a large
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by mlnj 2y ago
I write tonnes of React / JS. Vibe coding seems to be a cult I am not a part of. I snicker when I hear "AI writes 85% of the code in our codebase". It has never worked for me.
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by mlnj 2y ago
Another thread getting flagged: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43138522
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by mlnj 2y ago
Other flagged HNews thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43138238
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by mlnj 2y ago
Just read that the Justice Department deleted the database tracking federal police misconduct. Good luck USA.
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by mlnj 2y ago
Hacker News is not just about tech. There's plenty of discussion about philosophy, science, economics, health, hobbies and trivia. I doubt we would have much to talk about here if Elon was not deeply involved in this storyline. There&#
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by mlnj 2y ago
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by mlnj 2y ago
Unchecked means without oversight and without the checks and balances. The various lawsuits against the actions in the last month alone show a blatant disregard for process and legal procedure. The media coverage I have seen falls into thes

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