Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
popcorncowboy
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
12 ms
·
61.
▲
by
popcorncowboy
1y ago
This ends in Idiocracy. The graybeards will phase out, the juniors will become staff level, except.. software will just be "more difficult". No-one really understands how it works, how could they? More importantly WHY should the
62.
▲
by
popcorncowboy
1y ago
Aw man :( I too loved the promise of Zed. Well done I suppose to the Zed founders as they're on the Sequoia gravy train now. But as others have noted this puts an inevitable clock on the enshittification no matter how hard the team cro
63.
▲
by
popcorncowboy
1y ago
The Gary Marcus Schtick at this point is to shit on LLM-anything, special extra poop if it's sama-anything. Great, I don't even disagree. But it's hard to read anything he puts up these days as he's become a caricature o
64.
▲
by
popcorncowboy
1y ago
I'm funnier on stage.
65.
▲
by
popcorncowboy
1y ago
You are clearly not a front-end developer
66.
▲
by
popcorncowboy
1y ago
I'm legitimately asking what people "should" be building new projects in?
67.
▲
by
popcorncowboy
1y ago
And the Social Network: https://youtu.be/Rqnt17APIbc?si=ytKruPAWZ9lAlnOz&t=283
68.
▲
by
popcorncowboy
1y ago
If you really wanna get your blood boiling how about some Doom with HTML checkboxes - https://healeycodes.com/doom-rendered-via-checkboxes
69.
▲
by
popcorncowboy
1y ago
I get the "earnest, 'authentic', 'responsible' engagement by the CEO", but this post and title is lifted straight out of media-playbook-fails-101. Post a title like this at your peril. The content doesn't
70.
▲
by
popcorncowboy
1y ago
Impeccable quote. I suppose the interesting thought experiment here is, what if Babbage is wrong? I don't know the answer here, but (and go with the thought experiment) what if model collapse wasn't an inevitable outcome of feed
71.
▲
by
popcorncowboy
1y ago
> From now on, all employees will be monitored in order to replace them. This is going on a t-shirt.
72.
▲
by
popcorncowboy
1y ago
Clearly you are unfamiliar with the process. Step 1, open source project. Step 2. Step 3, profit.
73.
▲
by
popcorncowboy
1y ago
Or perhaps even racketeering. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Racketeering
74.
▲
by
popcorncowboy
1y ago
Larger than all but 2 other countries. https://www.businessinsider.com/california-economy-fourth-la...
75.
▲
by
popcorncowboy
1y ago
> Sustainability and climate are not products or businesses in themselves. Tell that to the funding programs.
76.
▲
by
popcorncowboy
1y ago
Because 1, 2, skip a few, 99, ASI. Check, and mate.
77.
▲
by
popcorncowboy
1y ago
...eschews abstractions...
78.
▲
by
popcorncowboy
2y ago
> a red herring fueled by investor optics Exactly. Plus we kind of want to believe it. The "extrapolate to infinity" bias writ large. It's seductive. Step 1: AI that genuinely does some amazing things. Step 2: handwave,
79.
▲
by
popcorncowboy
2y ago
If you reframe agents as (effectively) slave labor, the economic incentives driving this stampede become trivial to understand.
80.
▲
by
popcorncowboy
2y ago
Because late stage open source capitalism is now bypassing the messy business of building something popular and going straight open-core/vercel-model on the back of already popular libraries and frameworks. The emerging playbook is: -
81.
▲
by
popcorncowboy
2y ago
> but that deprives me of the joy of configuring and updating dovecot/postfix/etc, writing custom backup scripts, writing my own anti-spam tooling I'm 90% sure you're serious, but that didn't stop me having the b
82.
▲
by
popcorncowboy
2y ago
@tipiirai your measured and patient responses in this thread are impressive to witness. It's bloody hard to not come back fists swinging when you're dealing with this level of resistance, regardless of why. <Chapeau />
83.
▲
by
popcorncowboy
2y ago
Can confirm this approach works well for us too.
84.
▲
by
popcorncowboy
2y ago
Both look great. The aesthetics of FlexLayout's drag box are _really_ nice, and the vertical tab handling is such a good touch. Dockview looks like a strong contender though, and the HN effect on stars may well give it momentum to inte
85.
▲
by
popcorncowboy
2y ago
And to your point "past performance is not indicative of future results". The extrapolate to infinity approach is the mindfever of this field.
86.
▲
by
popcorncowboy
2y ago
Clicked for the bait, stayed for the background tile.
87.
▲
by
popcorncowboy
2y ago
@jmduke might wanna look at that
88.
▲
by
popcorncowboy
2y ago
But nowhere near as clickable a headline
89.
▲
by
popcorncowboy
2y ago
`D x n` multi-dimensionality reference?
90.
▲
by
popcorncowboy
2y ago
Does Terraform still use computers under the hood?
More ›