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postalrat
10mo ago
Politics ensures that nobody will know what was actually saved and lost.
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10mo ago
Im sure its going to be used by many movies. Just like CGI. And just like CGI some people will complain.
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10mo ago
Many programmers became programmers because they love technology and vibe coding is about the coolest technology we've seen in a long time.
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10mo ago
I see LLM's as kinda the new hotness in IDEs. And some people will use vi forever.
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10mo ago
Can it leave other bits behind after it moves?
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11mo ago
Because 90% is not 100%.
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11mo ago
Why use Solid when the developer experience of Remix 3 is so much better?
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11mo ago
I see the same screen and wonder why they don't suggest videos based on subscriptions. I assume they figure no suggestions will nag people into enabling history.
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11mo ago
Tools for tools. How about an LLM tool for tools?
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11mo ago
It is on that page
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11mo ago
Whats your hourly rate? I'll pay you to make as many as you can in a few hours if you share the video.
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11mo ago
Kinda defeats the purpose of hn
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11mo ago
Its a bit late but I worked building point of sale systems when things were getting computerized. Many people wanted to keep their paper books.
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11mo ago
If people only got what they were asking for we would still be doing everything on paper, not computers.
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11mo ago
Want to know why web based UIs keep winning? It's simple: native UI APIs are terrible.
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11mo ago
Department of Defense always sounded too close to Ministry of Truth.
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11mo ago
The 3090 also has 24gb of ram vs 128gb for the spark
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11mo ago
Legacy development
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11mo ago
Helping tens of thousands and developers sounds like a good trade.
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11mo ago
It does not. And never has.
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1y ago
Think of how context and useContext probably works.
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1y ago
They developed next.js
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1y ago
Looks similar to midi
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1y ago
Is that it? Nothing else you haven't seen evidence for?
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1y ago
I believe it's the biggest change since the Internet but what will be bigger will probably remain subjective.
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1y ago
To them the web probably isn't much more than doomscrolling video content.
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1y ago
In my experience the reason they are so painful is because stuff keeps getting tacked on and nobody wants to clean it up because they are afraid they are going to mess up some crazy business logic that a small fraction of customers depend o
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1y ago
And how about blind people, bots, accessibility in general? I don't remember java and flash handling different screen resolutions like desktop, tablets, and phones.
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1y ago
I thought it was more like: rust made for the web browser Servo.
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1y ago
MRI machines use a superconducting electromagnet that once energized will run forever. The only power it needs is to maintain the low temps for the superconductor. The "OFF" switch vents the coolant (helium) outside the hospital s
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