pinoy420

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   by pinoy420 2y ago

   Why is this a problem? Typical HN downvoting because of “muh vendor lockin” without giving an answer as to why exactly this matters for the general population. It is a fantastic business model.
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   by pinoy420 2y ago

   Very good. Able to absorb information so much quicker than people their senior. Also incredibly eager to learn and please.
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   by pinoy420 2y ago

   If you have ever spoken to a 16-20yo you will understand just how good these people are.
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   by pinoy420 2y ago

   I got downvoted for saying something similar for standing up a web app from scratch and getting it deployed securely. You are absolutely correct
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   by pinoy420 2y ago

   What on earth does that drivel even say. Did you generate this from a heavily quantised gpt2?
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   by pinoy420 2y ago

   I scariest part of this which I do not see people worried about, is the one sentence about requiring suspects to open their phones at the border for inspection.
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   by pinoy420 2y ago

   Side note: what are people’s opinions of the UK regarding AI now? Completely insignificant? I feel the UK has taken a nosedive over at least the past 30 years.
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   by pinoy420 2y ago

   You sound like the sort of person of old who “Why would you use the internet. Look in an encyclopaedia. ‘Google it’ is just lazy” This trope is unbecoming of anyone sensible.
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   by pinoy420 2y ago

   Interesting take.
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    by pinoy420 2y ago

    > experts at two analytical organisations say, a development that could aid nuclear weapons design I reckon the conversation went something like this. > so could it be used for nuclear we No not really > yeah but theoretically it c
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    by pinoy420 2y ago

    > This allegedly enabled Amazon to collect an enormous amount of timestamped geolocation data about where consumers live, work, shop and visit, revealing sensitive information such as religious affiliations, sexual orientations and healt
12. 132.▲
    by pinoy420 2y ago

    Can you fix the title to something less provocative
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    by pinoy420 2y ago

    https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/academic 3.b.
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    by pinoy420 2y ago

    That sounds like an academic exercise rather than anything practical
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    by pinoy420 2y ago

    Suddenly viral = on TikTok vs being posted the 10,000,000th time on Reddit since mid 2000?
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    by pinoy420 2y ago

    How about months after? Does it persist?
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    by pinoy420 2y ago

    Thanks for your insight. I got ratioed to fuck for trying to defend the standpoint that this is an unusual expectation of a regular engineer to stand this up correctly. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42873134
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    by pinoy420 2y ago

    Yes but they’re chinese so it’s okay /s They are getting DoS’d by us gov too so they were only trying to help /s
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    by pinoy420 2y ago

    HN is a bubble. The expectation that your colleagues are /experts like you/ is unrealistic. To stand something up like this, which is entirely on bare metal - this is a task many would find challenging if they are entirely honest
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    by pinoy420 2y ago

    I don’t understand this comment? Is it unusual to request something like this? OP’s comment was saying that all 1000 or so (and hundreds of thousands of others) of his colleagues would be able to do this if asked? I don’t know if you are in
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    by pinoy420 2y ago

    This is definitely not something hosted on a P/SaaS.
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    by pinoy420 2y ago

    Node is fine. This is very much old man shouts at cloud. Pyright is really quick. Node is fast enough for a majority of uses.
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    by pinoy420 2y ago

    No. I don’t think so. I think if you took many engineers and sat them at a computer and asked them to stand up a whole dev staging prod system they wouldn’t be able to do it. I certainly would not, or it would take me a significant amount o
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    by pinoy420 2y ago

    One of the most popular single use utility sites is getting an overhaul. Personally I think it is adding too much “just in case” functionality for something which in effect is a single copy paste decoder.
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    Jwt.io v2(github.com)

    2 points by pinoy420 2y ago|1 comments
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    by pinoy420 2y ago

    Exactly this. OP, credit where credit is due, appears to be someone who “hacks things together” copy pasting solutions blindly from the internet - with little intuition gained along the way.
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    by pinoy420 2y ago

    I would love to use discord at work
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    by pinoy420 2y ago

    Upgrade option
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    by pinoy420 2y ago

    I like how clicking no takes you to a far superior product (apple watch)
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    by pinoy420 2y ago

    > Iraq war veteran No thanks. Not really interested in the views of a murderer.