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by nunez 5mo ago
> And then they don't read it and ask me to explain it to a meeting anyhow. All of this!!!! I still write docs so that I have them for myself when I invariably forgot what I wrote six months later, but, yeah, writing a detailed onbo
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by nunez 5mo ago
Why not just commit your conversation history? You can run gitleaks again it to check for secrets, or you can just ask Claude to sanitize it if you trust it.
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by nunez 5mo ago
What would be great is something like Pangram for PRs and issues. Detects if the PR or issue is AI-generated (with multiple checkers for redundancy) so that maintainers can choose to auto-close and PR authors have to at least manually write
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by nunez 5mo ago
Every like to an AI-generated work is (literally!) one more data point in support of record labels dropping human artists for AI artists that will do what they want, perform where they want, and give all of their profits back to the label.
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by nunez 5mo ago
I think they meant Suno.
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by nunez 5mo ago
But we spent decades as an industry trying to dispel of the notion that SLOC/KLOC does not matter. I still believe that. 250 lines of tight code that solves a specific problem in a way that others can maintain will always be better tha
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by nunez 5mo ago
Use a clean microfiber cloth. ANYTHING ELSE will scratch your lenses up. (This is probably the most common no-no I see. People will clean their glasses with anything on them and smudge/scratch them instead.) Two cloths are ideal: one f
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by nunez 5mo ago
If you love this, you'll love learning about tying huarache running sandals: - http://borntorun.org/shop/howtotie.html - https://xeroshoes.eu/pages/tarahumara-sandals - https://imp
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by nunez 5mo ago
It took me a few months to nail it; jealous you got it more quickly than I did! This was kind of like learning Vim. I struggled with how to computer for two weeks and lost the desire to learn literally anything else after mastering it. (I s
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by nunez 5mo ago
OMG same! It's like when you learn how to roll up headphone wires or properly clean glasses. The temptation to do it for others (and get rejected) is way too high.
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by nunez 5mo ago
Yes, agreed. Website made out of love instead of desire for profit. Insanely useful information that's hard to find elsewhere. Timeless.
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by nunez 5mo ago
This is a doubled-up version of Ian's Knot: https://www.fieggen.com/shoelace/ianknot.htm I've been using this knot for years; I want to say since college (at least 10 years now). It's stupid fast to do o
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by nunez 5mo ago
gambling, option 2, option 2, biological gambling, option 2
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by nunez 5mo ago
Twitter submissions have been a thing for a long time here
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My guesses on why this _really_ happened: - The candidate was asking for more than what the others on the panel made, which was a no-no. - The candidate was asking for what they currently make while being younger/less tenured than the
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by nunez 5mo ago
Sales in a nutshell. The world is a pyramid of lying and incentives.
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by nunez 5mo ago
Ironically, all of the smart home stuff I have now is local-only!
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by nunez 5mo ago
Thanks for your opinion and for your concern for my wife. She is quite happy, actually! I have a 401(k) that I contribute to. I intend on contributing the yearly max starting next year. Should I have contributed the annual max when I starte
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by nunez 5mo ago
Yes. Yet, the point was that I started saving in a much bigger way than I did before.
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by nunez 5mo ago
Thanks for your opinion. Yes, I have a ways to go. You're also right that these aren't nest eggs. I spent them on what I saved for! Regardless, it's a start, especially for someone who never had a habit of saving before.
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by nunez 5mo ago
Some people need to touch fire to know the feeling of getting burned. I was one of those people. Excellent tech income; zero savings other than a 401(k) I barely contributed into. After an amazing meal at a burger place several years ago, I
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by nunez 5mo ago
This reminded me of a fellow SRE that I met on my first day of onboarding at Google. I don't remember which team he got matched with, but he was definitely going on to do hardcore SRE stuff. He didn't have a smartphone. Just a lit
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by nunez 5mo ago
Perfect. AI is really cool technology, but the cost is tremendous.
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by nunez 5mo ago
I've been doing smart home stuff for a long time. This is one of the reasons why I got off of Home Assistant. It's a very cool and functional project but it is entirely dependent on companies keeping their APIs open, or, more comm
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by nunez 5mo ago
Gas Town would do it.
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by nunez 5mo ago
Personally I prefer the former. It was plenty readable. Regardless, this use case (ESL) is exactly why I prefer to have submission titles be marked as AI generated instead of "flagged". My hope is that submissions that are marked
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Tell HN: Submission titles should indicate entirely-AI-generated content
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by nunez 5mo ago
KCSM 91.1 San Mateo is doing an all-day tribute to the Sax Colossius today! HOT DAMN did he put out a lot of stuff.
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by nunez 5mo ago
100% AI generated according to Pangram.
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by nunez 5mo ago
100% AI generated according to Pangram.

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