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4y ago
This is such a salty take by LeCun. It's an important reminder that someone can be incredibly smart and still have bad opinions. This would be like saying software isn't novel - everything is just an extension of that first NAND&#
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4y ago
Flutter is going to be 5 years old soon. It's not even the leading solution for cross-platform development for mobile let alone desktop. It's great to be positive and supportive but realistically, if someone had to bet months of d
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4y ago
> the biggest risk to the project wasn't that the code was poor but rather that no one would want the thing that I had set out to build. Except for deliberately bad ideas, this is almost never true. There's always at least one
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4y ago
Would Sequoia capital have said "I love this founder" if SBF didn't act like he thought he was smarter than everyone else? That's what allowed him to get as big as it did and it's also what leads to him thinking he
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4y ago
> Ruth Bader Ginsburg—despite being lionized by liberals—was an extremely pro-business justice who played a strong role in the Supreme Court siding with businesses in all but one antitrust case I googled this because it seemed interestin
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4y ago
link? The only "self-cleaning" toilets I see are over-engineered garbage that only help with cycling through toilet tank tablets.
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4y ago
Question for HN crowd: What would a small startup even do in this case? - Talk to a lawyer? - Wait for customers to contact support, or send out an email? - Explain that a third party cloud service was at fault, or just give some general ap
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4y ago
> $6b in 2022 to $3b in 2023. (This seems dramatic TBH) Holy shit, that's terrible. Can you give a source? A quick google search only shows articles about how Musk claims he prevented a 3bn shortfall through layoffs.
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4y ago
It's not, it says "Note: Guest Post"
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4y ago
Can you give some examples of other tools that you've found to be slow? I am also curious how you'd rank the performance of something like " https://w00dn.github.io/papergrapher/ "
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4y ago
> If a basic multiplayer vector graphics editor like Figma is worth 20 Billion, OpenAI can get a much higher price IMO Figma is only worth that much because of Adobe's incompetence. Companies in the same space as OpenAI are much mo
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4y ago
How soon before this qualifies as a public defender? Gonna put this on my dystopia bingo.
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4y ago
Maybe in numbers - not in any other way that actually matters. Canada is a trainwreck in motion.
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4y ago
Working on my own startup so putting my all into it.
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4y ago
A martini is what ~$15, with taxes + tip ~$20? RIP my wallet if I spent $60 on like a cup of alcohol.
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4y ago
The lack of focus and clear leadership is part of the reason I am doubtful about Meta being able to execute it's vision even though I am very optimistic about VR. This is an art piece so I think it's worth giving a lot of slack, e
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4y ago
> I'm going to flag it because I know the flame war that's coming. That's not a valid reason to flag a post.
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4y ago
I usually don't like commenting on people's choices for variable names since they're usually scoped and less important than the interface. However, I'll give my two cents because I remember stuff like this being confusin
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4y ago
I would strongly recommend Vue3 in the composition style with <script setup>. It's really close to svelte's style, of simplicity and principle of least astonishment. It also uses very explicit wrappers for reactive objects s
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4y ago
> This is the first visual IDE to edit React Typescript code. Even code you created outside of it. tbh I find this to be misleading then. Me, and I am sure many others interested in web dev, have seen products that focus on react with a
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4y ago
What happened is we went from making pong to cyberpunk 2077.
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4y ago
https://blog.onepeloton.com/hike-workouts/
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4y ago
Agreed, what would HN be without it's pretension at being above plebs and their "humour".
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4y ago
I swear I call my name by everything other than her official name.
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4y ago
Every situation is unique and real-life is flexible - elements of his "style" can probably work. What's questionable is the objectively bad lead up to the current situation. It's one thing to overhaul a company - it'
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4y ago
> VCs are too much in a position of power to truly be victims here Sam playing league of legends during his pitch meeting with squioa capital gets memed a lot but it truly is absolutely staggering that so little common sense was applied
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4y ago
$50 ??? If you're slightly technical that should be $1/year for hosting + $10 for domain name registration. I don't know what the best way is now, but a few years ago I set up an s3 bucket that where I basically got charged n
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4y ago
Blender sort of has them... There was the original metaballs. But more recently there's also been sdf addons using geometry nodes [1] that mimic the same workflow - with my guess being that it uses voxels to generate the final polygon
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4y ago
It's funny comparing the reviews on product hunt[1] to HN. The former has average people and artists - probably the target audience - favoring the product and then there's HN where people are so low commital that they don't e
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Because k8s is simpler than those solutions if you're not deploying things manually through the ui. If you try to do something like infrastructure as code across multiple environments, with containers orchestration, service discovery,
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