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by omosubi 1y ago
This is what I come to hacker news for - great post
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by omosubi 1y ago
I thought of quoting the end of Ode on a Grecian urn, but thought it might be distracting. "Beauty is truth, truth beauty,—that is all Ye know on earth, and all ye need to know."
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by omosubi 1y ago
I love this question. My answer is Beauty. we are surrounded by ugliness and it pains me. almost everything could be made more beautiful.
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by omosubi 1y ago
what prompt are you using?
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by omosubi 1y ago
I don't have any data, but it wouldn't at all surprise me if single/business travelers are way more likely to cancel or change flights, and this is just pricing that into the ticket cost.
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by omosubi 1y ago
there's also no reason you should be viewing a pull request with more than 100 files :p
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by omosubi 1y ago
I think think is doable, but how would you find a partner that is willing to do it? how many men or women are interested in this that are also the kind of people that read substack regularly?
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by omosubi 1y ago
I'd love to see the average hackernews commenter live with 536 tech for a year or two and come back
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by omosubi 3y ago
I think if you understand the fundamentals of how computers work and can debug anything to figure out what is causing a problem you will be valuable for a long time. most people either don't have the requisite knowledge to do this, or
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by omosubi 4y ago
The rationality community I'd say is very curious, on the whole - see astral codex ten, marginal revolution, lesswrong, etc Regardless of what you think of them it's hard to argue they aren't curious
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Ask HN: What did you learn today?
1 points by omosubi 4y ago|1 comments
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by omosubi 4y ago
One thing I'm surprised hasn't been mentioned is that Brady is known to be a complete health nut. His diet, exercise and lifestyle regimens are freakish.
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Poll HN: How many lines of production code do you write in the average week?
3 points by omosubi 4y ago|0 comments
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by omosubi 4y ago
less than 50
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by omosubi 4y ago
50-100
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by omosubi 4y ago
100-200
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by omosubi 4y ago
200-500
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by omosubi 4y ago
500-1000
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by omosubi 4y ago
1000-2000
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by omosubi 4y ago
more than 2000
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by omosubi 4y ago
A bunch of the leetcode like interviewing sites have SQL sections, like hacker rank
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by omosubi 4y ago
Performance reviews - a director where I work said he started using gpt3 to write them. Basically most companies only do them because of legal requirements
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Ask HN: How Resilient Is the Internet?
4 points by omosubi 4y ago|1 comments
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Ask HN: Whatever Happened to Quantum Computing?
2 points by omosubi 4y ago|3 comments
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by omosubi 4y ago
As they say, if no one in the article is mad that it's printed, it's PR, not news
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by omosubi 4y ago
Cause people will abuse it and and a dozen 100 emojis to their messages - please keep the status quo
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by omosubi 4y ago
I must say, what an ingenious way to measure insect counts. It's clever ideas like these that I come to hacker news for.
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by omosubi 4y ago
I doubt it - these things are cash cows for their producers and prevent tiny manufacturers from producing incandescent bulbs that actually last
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by omosubi 4y ago
I was in therapy for a while and I don't buy that therapists are good at actually solving people's problems. I saw a couple therapists and a both would often parrot whatever zeitgeisty feel good advice was common on Instagram - st
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by omosubi 4y ago
What's the most prestigious?

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