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How would you separate legitimate journalism from harassment?
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They were never claiming that the lens and sensor were magic, though.
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3y ago
No one is making you read this specific gaming news site.
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3y ago
I’ve observed the exact opposite. Python teams are much slower to ship features than Go teams once the codebase grows to a nontrivial size.
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3y ago
Which smartphone do you have that can receive digital FM radio?
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3y ago
This is how EA works. It wouldn’t be maximally effective to donate the money now, would it? Compounding interest says you should hoard it until your dying day and only then invest in a charitable cause.
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What would be the difference between SBF being an effective altruist and doing fraud to hoard wealth until his dying day when he would turn it all into a public good, and saying he was and doing everything up until the last step? The fr
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3y ago
“C++’s only reason for existence is legacy GUI apps. If you’re not doing embedded stuff do yourself a favor and use something else.”
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3y ago
I notice that this post's title hasn't been edited by HN mods for "editorialization." Why not?
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3y ago
Here's a data point: I am demanding it. I purchased software and I'd like it to continue to work. The Ace Attorney collection was excellently packaged for iOS, and I want to keep playing one of the best-published versions of this
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Why do people keep spouting stuff like “I bet 50 people could run golden era Google search?” There’s no reason to believe this.
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Check out this mounting kit: https://www.zsa.io/moonlander/tripod-kit/
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An employer who cuts headcount and salaries to compensate for this, rather than taking it out of the profit margin, is crippling their own ability to hire. Best to work somewhere that isn’t so short sighted. If your company can’t pay for th
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3y ago
Absolutely. Those folks arguing for AI regulation aren't arguing for safety – they're asking the government to build a moat around the market segment propping up their VC-funded scams.
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After using TypeScript, I’m never going back to vanilla JavaScript if I can help it.
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We know why. The game had to ship on a date, and those responsible were not willing to delay the launch date on the basis of performance issues.
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3y ago
You're essentially looking at a series of pie charts, and it does tell a useful story: that there is more code being written in Swift and SwiftUI year over year.
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3y ago
I think you're competing directly with https://reclaim.ai/features/tasks here. Good luck!
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3y ago
The mobile phone is the only secure computer a non-techie owns.
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Great, you can carry a gun. How does this help you deal with cops?
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Gamification hijacks the part of your brain subject to addiction and redirects your attention to some dumb bullshit you don’t need. If you needed the app, you’d already be using the app.
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3y ago
ML is a boom/bust industry and it’s a current fad. I recommend looking for infra work instead — plumbing is always in style.
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The other tracking devices have no anti-stalking protection, regardless of your phone or app.
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3y ago
Unions protect labor from the forces of capital who take advantage of them. See: the recent WGA strikes and the protections from AI work that they now work under.
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What part of the Kubernetes manifest do you think makes deployments insane?
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Something else to keep in mind is that the dedicated PLBs often have 10 times the transmit power as the combo satellite messengers.
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But this is empirically true, I’m not sure what your issue is with the statement? The likelihood you will run into a serious undocumented issue with Postgres is so much lower than with some new vector database. I’ve personally experienced t
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Because passkeys are supposed to be a bit more secure than plaintext passwords.
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Curl is not sufficient for rapid experimentation against an API.
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3y ago
One good reason to avoid a job doing Hotwire is so that you can take a job doing React for a similar amount, where your experience applies better and where you'll gain more transferrable experience. In short, it's probably better
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