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by mrits 4y ago
I'm not sure stealing land and claiming the accomplishments of the residents is an argument.
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by mrits 4y ago
Hard disagree. A hobby instance should be able to be spun up in the cloud on a free or near free tier.
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by mrits 4y ago
https://imgur.com/a/qmjVPJ5 Same question with a different answer. This is interesting. This version of the question is better than the original answer I got but still not as good as your answer.
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by mrits 4y ago
I've asked bard some coding questions around winapi that I've asked ChatGPT the last few weeks. So far not only does it give incorrect answers, it seems super confident in telling me the wrong thing. E.g, does SendInput send to a
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by mrits 4y ago
Are you under the impression that advertisers get paid in bitcoin? There is no need for crypto if you just want to pay exchange fees.
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by mrits 4y ago
I'd like to see the overlap of people that use bitcoin as a currency and pay for adult material on the internet.
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by mrits 4y ago
Yes. Alternatively accurate title: Google's Rush to Win in AI did not lead to Ethical Lapses, Employees Say"
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by mrits 4y ago
A lot of people don't remember Blockbuster reacted pretty fast to Netflix. They let you rent a couple movies out at once for something like $20/month. The killer part was when they added playstation games for a little more. I was
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by mrits 4y ago
I installed slackware as a 12 year old in the early 90s. I only have 1 PC in the house (other computer was amiga 500 with no internet). My ISP only supported PPP connection which didn't work very well at the time on Linux. Since the PC
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by mrits 4y ago
I tend to agree. I'd also like to state for the younger crowd that mastering a language is no means a prerequisite for building a successful company.
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by mrits 4y ago
I'm imagining running through a WW2 field doing triage and telling the battle wounded that the doctors are behind you but you are making sure that no one offends them verbally. If you take the issue seriously it is more offensive to wa
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by mrits 4y ago
It may lead to homelessness but certainly not the only thing that does. In Austin you don't need to be a millionaire and the city takes 1 step forward 2 steps back with our homelessness problem.
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by mrits 4y ago
I like my m2 air better than my 2013 Air. I'm assuming you looked up the specs but I actually assumed my m2 is lighter.
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by mrits 4y ago
That doesn't sound impossible. Your kids don't even have to play sports. We act like privacy is that important to us but then we go ahead and do things like this. I'm not on Meta side on this but I actually don't use a l
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by mrits 4y ago
Does that include pirated copies?
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Ask HN: Will AI change core education?
1 points by mrits 4y ago|1 comments
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by mrits 4y ago
If a recent college grad can't learn rust quickly the rest of us have no hope.
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by mrits 4y ago
They not only can fill the role, they do fill it, and have been for longer and better than IDEs.
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by mrits 4y ago
It seems like you start out by disagreeing and then just give a summary of why you don't need an IDE.
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by mrits 4y ago
What is a modern IDE? It seems like the more recent trend has moved away from bloated IDEs and more to a bring your editor and own plugins environment. From my perspective IDEs lost and things are now closer to how Vim users have been codin
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by mrits 4y ago
See you back next week
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by mrits 4y ago
That is a strange take. It sounds like you think the reason people don't use Typescript is because of performance and not what some would consider a irresponsible ecosystem of abandoned frameworks and a language that provides little ac
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by mrits 4y ago
I'm not a huge fan of Kubernetes. However, I think there are some great use cases and undeniably some super intelligent people pushing it to amazing limits. However, after reading over this there are some serious red flags. I wonder if
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by mrits 4y ago
Statically there is a great chance the people that would guarantee will be replaced upon failure or success in an early state startup.
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by mrits 4y ago
What specifically do you like about EdgeQL? From my experience it seems to be only popular with people that don't ever care about the actual query plans and calculus underneath.
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by mrits 4y ago
I think I'd like to fork the language and write one with sane guidelines.
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by mrits 4y ago
I think my dog prefers her swimming pool and heart worm medication so she can live more than a few years. Humans have a negative effect on some ecosystems but it seems inevitable that viruses,fungi,etc will eventually take over without our
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by mrits 4y ago
The main issue here isn't propaganda.
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by mrits 4y ago
I used floorplanner for my last remodel. It was great. The contracting company was really impressed by what I gave them. I'd say it will take a few hours to get used to it and after that you can probably do most of what you want to do.
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by mrits 4y ago
ORM have their on inherent security issues. Accidentally bringing back all related tables to the user because of referential integrity settings, for example.

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