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by panny 10mo ago
>JavaScript is more progressively-ehanceable than ever, and enables interfacing with a rapidly-growing number of exciting browser APIs (still fuck Brendan Eich though). I think the author should take a step back. He's complaining ab
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by panny 10mo ago
I read the title and thought it would be about migrating from youtube to something self hosted/self made. Oh well :) Good luck in your future endeavors or sorry about your "ai" layoff, whichever applies.
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by panny 10mo ago
I was under the impression that anyone into drones were using 3D printers and building their own. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h6chNEaXb-o I mean, like, I guess I'm just a nerd, but where is the fun in buying a prem
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by panny 10mo ago
What this article describes is less "what is a senior" and more "what is not a junior." My observation, juniors have something to prove. We've all been there. We get a problem, we want to show we are as good or bett
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by panny 10mo ago
Isn't it weird how nobody here cared about Silicon Valley ageism until it hurt junior developers. No, I don't have schadenfreude. I just see a bunch of people, even in this very thread, now claiming juniors somehow understand AI t
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by panny 10mo ago
>the quality and organizational structure of their engineering department You're not kidding. I had to work with twilio on a project and it was awful. Any time there was an issue with the API, they'd never delve into why that i
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by panny 10mo ago
>shrink the generated code and obfuscate the intent, to complicate reverse-engineering Says that like it's a good thing.
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by panny 10mo ago
Do any of you actually shop at Family Dollar? I do. They're cheaper on a lot of stuff. A box of Cinnamon Toast Crunch is $2 less than the same box at the grocery store in town. I bought a pair of shoes there for $4. They weren't s
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by panny 11mo ago
>Why Am I Paying $40k for the Birth of My Child? All part of the plan. Gotta get that world population down to 500 million somehow. You've had three children? That's above replacement! Shame on you for contributing to the overp
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by panny 11mo ago
>You may find that the definitions of “good” and “bad” vary wildly. Not really, the definition was clearly explained in my post. Don't destroy vending machines, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=flhqq_xsWBs Don't
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by panny 11mo ago
Haha, funny. I was told specifcally no, your phone doesn't work. It needs to be a postmarked envelope with my address on it from a utility.
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by panny 11mo ago
Maven central also requires package signing. You're not stealing my signing key. It's on a yubikey. Game over, you can't publish malware in my name using my key.
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by panny 11mo ago
>The Japanese population trend is unsustainable with long term growth. There are plenty of people in Tokyo/Osaka who can come to Hokkaido. If the jobs pay well, they will. Japan owes it to an entire generation who were left out in t
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by panny 11mo ago
>This totally makes sense. But asking people to show ID to vote is racist, right? There's nothing about the process of obtaining a "real id" that makes sense.
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by panny 11mo ago
>Getting a REAL ID requires a trip to DMV Getting a real id requires you to bring in paperwork that doesn't exist for me anymore. They want a utility bill? I do everything paperless. I am unable to get a real id because of their rid
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by panny 11mo ago
This is why I chose Android over iOS a long long time ago. I bought the phone. It's my hardware. I should be able to run what I want on it.
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by panny 11mo ago
With regard to plates... https://www.businessinsider.com/waitress-on-tiktok-shows-dif... With regard to carts, because they roll around, into cars, and cause damage. Leaving your cart loose in the lot is a great way to dama
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by panny 11mo ago
Aristocracy is good according to the guy who coined the term. Good - Bad Monarchy - Tyranny Aristocracy - Oligarchy Polity - Democracy Isn't it funny how you consider all the "bad" forms to be the correct ones?
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by panny 11mo ago
I'm going to move my HSA account as soon as I'm back stateside because of this problem. BTW, stop making SMS your 2FA. Not everyone is in the US all the time. I have hardware keys. Just stop already.
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by panny 11mo ago
I think the problem is we have too many "leaders" and too few people who know how AI actually works. https://boydkane.com/essays/boss This was really an insightful observation. I understand how AI differs fro
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by panny 11mo ago
No thanks. When my apps stop working, I stop carrying your phone.
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by panny 11mo ago
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by panny 11mo ago
It is telling that open source projects have circled the wagons and say 'The slop has to stop' while proprietary software companies are demanding everyone use LLMs without any clear reasoning why.
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by panny 11mo ago
>Last time this came up the consensus was that libxstl was barely maintained and never intended to be used in a secure context and full of bugs. Being this is HN, did anyone suggest rewriting it in rust? :)
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by panny 11mo ago
AI workers? Users, right? We're not talking about people training AI, dealing with bias/variance. This is like Bill Gate claiming America will fall behind if China has more Microsoft Office users.
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by panny 1y ago
You can rescind a license. If you own a property, it is yours. Even if you licensed it to someone, you own it and you can kick someone off. They can later address you for a breach of license, but it's still your property. You own it. I
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by panny 1y ago
I interpret that as you will be able to install an unverified app. And you will get the annoying unverified app screen every time you launch it. And it will very likely be crippled in other ways, as it is unverified. >Lando: But that was
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by panny 1y ago
>But isn't Google saying that you will still be able to sideload via ADB? No, it will not. Nothing will install an application without a Google approved signature on it. They will remove ad blocks from your Android and you will like
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by panny 1y ago
Notice how they never explain how the problem was called "fully mitigated" early in the day, only to persist for many hours afterward. Ass kissing made it all the way out to corporate press release and into a forbes article before
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by panny 1y ago
>You would presumably care if one of those "10s of people" was a family member or peer. This is an interesting angle. Maybe someone might try to blackmail me with AI porn of me cheating on my spouse? This could also be a great

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