Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
ptsneves
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
9 ms
·
31.
▲
by
ptsneves
10mo ago
Your solutions are mostly to the birth issue, but i think there is an extra burden which is child rearing. The opportunity cost goes way beyond 9 months and even with both parents, raising more than one child is very demanding and the male
32.
▲
by
ptsneves
10mo ago
Thanks for your comment. It looks to me that most of the people who work in engineering area express some form of understanding or give the benefit of the doubt to the situation while people from outside the field borderline call for malice
33.
▲
by
ptsneves
10mo ago
Not American and I also agree that the current big techs should be broken up by force of the state, there is a very big difference between a company becoming monopolistic due to market forces, and a company becoming monopolistic due to stat
34.
▲
by
ptsneves
10mo ago
This is the rare earth minerals dumping all over again. Devalue to such a price as to make the market participants quit, so they can later have a strategic stranglehold on the supply. This is using open source in a bit of different spirit t
35.
▲
by
ptsneves
11mo ago
Sometime ago I had a co-worker do this to me, pasting answers to my questions. He would paste the jira ticket to the ChatGPT(this was GPT3 time) and submit the PR. I would review it and ask questions and the answers had this typical rephras
36.
▲
by
ptsneves
11mo ago
Seeing society as responsible for drug abuse issues, of their many varieties, is very Rousseau.
37.
▲
by
ptsneves
11mo ago
So secure it locks the owners out.
38.
▲
The Wandering Inn
(wanderinginn.com)
1 points
by
ptsneves
11mo ago
|
0 comments
39.
▲
by
ptsneves
11mo ago
> This trend of countries declaring that everyone on the planet is under their jurisdiction if they mail something there (or respond to a network request) is bananas I disagree. Imagine I ban health potions in my realm. I am running a Da
40.
▲
by
ptsneves
11mo ago
I agree. The complaints about AI are about the form and not the substance, ergo the substance is fine.
41.
▲
by
ptsneves
11mo ago
I changed mostly to an engineering support role and less of a development role, in an area I find myself very proficient at, maybe even slightly overqualified. The company has someone who can rely on when a customer needs help (although I n
42.
▲
by
ptsneves
11mo ago
I had the same issue and now I have a much calmer job I can actually be a stabilising force home. I crave for my side projects and as soon as I get invested and want to pump code and deliver I notice myself being irritable and a piece of cr
43.
▲
by
ptsneves
1y ago
> Besides, people are using LLMs for exactly that for ages Hey! How old are you!?
44.
▲
by
ptsneves
1y ago
I feel you. I totally disabled AI completions as they actually were often sidelining me from my reasoning. It is like having an obnoxious co-worker shoving me to the side everytime i type a new line and complete a whole block of code and as
45.
▲
by
ptsneves
1y ago
Can’t the surgery be then with a small probe just to get the ultra sound tip near the cancer? I don’t know the size of the ultrasound tip but seems to me it can be smaller then a hand or tweezers.
46.
▲
by
ptsneves
1y ago
How do you rate yourself as higher than dime a dozen? I work as a full remote dev but I am not sure I am anything special, I mean how do you know that you are objectively good.
47.
▲
by
ptsneves
1y ago
No need to blame it on one’s spawn, one can start now… Also why is ecological footprint even important itself? Our eco system has no more reason to exist than any of its components, including humans.
48.
▲
by
ptsneves
1y ago
Played forza motorsport 5 on xbox cloud gaming and could not notice it. Of course I am the most non-serious player ever, but I really tried to notice, and for my standards it was fine.
49.
▲
by
ptsneves
1y ago
> Centred around AI Where do you see the centered around AI? I have used it a lot and have not touched a single subject around AI. > - Seems geared around edutech (which is what I gather from the site) What is edutech and why is it un
50.
▲
by
ptsneves
1y ago
I am surprised this is legal because I thought currency was property of the state. For example melting low value coins for their metal used to be illegal. I know that damaged currency can be traded for new currency at the appropriate banks.
51.
▲
by
ptsneves
1y ago
For what it is worth what Wikipedia says about the document you mention is not what this comment mentions. Personally I found that comment spreading disinformation. No country gave guarantees only assurances and it is even highlighted that
52.
▲
by
ptsneves
1y ago
Ah! I thought I was the only one who felt movies or series change scenes too fast. I often find myself needing a small pause, when it is in Netflix, to recapitulate with my wife what just happened. This happens even in lawyer dramas like Su
53.
▲
by
ptsneves
1y ago
> These juniors you're complaining about are going to get better in making these requests of AI and blow right past all the seniors who yell at clouds running AI. I agree with your comment up to a point, but this is pretty similar t
54.
▲
by
ptsneves
1y ago
Yeah, dismissing data as racist is quite annoying. I looked at the fertility rate in Poland and it is 0.33 per1000. In Portugal it got better at the expense of 10% of the population being immigrant in a span of 5 years. Of course the native
55.
▲
by
ptsneves
1y ago
So the policy evaluation point has the keys to the kingdom and is the single point of failure, vs standard distributed authorisation declaration that would be up to each component of the system to implement. How is this PEP better?
56.
▲
by
ptsneves
1y ago
Very good perspective but I think that there is also a cost or loss of value in the inconvenience of a tool of good stopping its function at the wrong time. The opposite can also be true, that it is sometimes convenient that something break
57.
▲
by
ptsneves
1y ago
You can reflash however you want for some bugs. The deal would be to make it a dormant attack not a destroy all in one go and expose the payload. There have been successful hacks where a buffer overflow was inserted in in a one off write, t
58.
▲
by
ptsneves
1y ago
I found that ChatGPT revived vanilla javascript and jquery for me. Most of the chore part is done by chatgpt and the mental model of understanding what it wrote is very light and often single file. It is also easily embedded in static file
59.
▲
by
ptsneves
1y ago
I had a situation in a car where the infotainment went on a crash loop. The infotainment. I was very glad the car stuff like odometer(which is also a display) and basic functions continued working. Anyway my computer is not a car, nor my ca
60.
▲
by
ptsneves
1y ago
I think /dev/tcp is bash specific. The actual socket is at /proc/net/{tcp,udp}
More ›