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M for Magic
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Ha ha. I meant the particular snapshotted internet.zip with alleged file size on that site.
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you came back? keep planting trees!
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What year do we predict internet.zip would be downloadable in say one day.
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string boot framework
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importer importers advantage: still single words correctly spelt. describes the library instead of abstractly the topic of the library
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Nostalgic for Torvill and Dean too
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Embarrsingly simple for a scanner too as you just mark as suspicious when this happens. You can be wrong sometimes and this is expected
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Or... Anthropic engineered some PR and it worked!
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Patient xray for example, blown up on big tv
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So potentially completely noncompliant if used in a business. E.g. it may have HIPAA, top secret etc.
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I took you up on the challenge. Something near SF since HN's spiritual home, and not too out in the sticks. https://maps.app.goo.gl/CzuphnMwvwmoo8yLA Yeah that looks terrible. That was pretty much random first place I
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You are right for most people. I am not (and cannot get) fit enough to walk and ride everywhere. I walk as much as I can because cars suck but I appreciate the car. You got me thinking about ebikes. Speed is also a thing though. Getting som
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When you can ship Redis for example instead of rolling your own cache.
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> Strong disagree here, your job is to deliver solutions that help the business solve a problem. Sure. That is every job though. It is interesting to muse on. Hard for us to solve a problem without a computer (or removing one!)
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Always has been
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Call the CPS on them! Why? because they are risking their child having the CPS called on them ... and that is dangerous.
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sidewalk ended apparently. i am imagining some super hostile urban planning. like did a cyclist cheat with the planner's spouse? is there not another route?
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10pm is a different animal. Out that late and I dont know where they are? 18+ (Probably some culutral reference I am missing in this video?)
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> There are even more restrictions aimed at stopping kids using social media. I dont recall if the Australia ban was on the cards then.
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And fast malware detection.
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man curl
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Id definitely use LLMs to troubleshoot but not blindly vibecode.
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I love HN because HN comments have talked about this a fair bit already. I think on the recent Erdos problem submission. I like the idea that languages even like Rust and Haskell may be more accessible. Learn them of course but LLM can stee
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Coffee is for closers
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Oh yeah decades in I still feel I know f-all about programming. Doesn't help the field keeps expanding expintentially. E.g. I look most things up. I am basicially a slow LLM!
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It is that but more than that. There are companies trying to profit by selling instant gratificaton.
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Like BYO wine I guess.
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Thats a lot of work for tbe cheetah, especially at a cellular level. But not much effort at all. Do you have a dog? Does it look like effort when it runs around? It is effort for it NOT to run! Nature is the laziest fuck of them all. Lets s
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Yep yearning doesnt work for me. But joy does. I try to enjoy the work. For progrmmers, big hint: do one thing at a time. Keep slack off for an hour. Get hooked on a task.
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