puppycodes

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by puppycodes 8mo ago
I agree that participation is not nessecary as I mentioned. But I find the way people comment and the back and forth on twitter interesting data. From the raw feelings or nation state bots pushing certain narratives, I personally find it in
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by puppycodes 9mo ago
Not reading the sources that extreme ideologues read is to lack critical information and perspective important to understanding those who you dissagree with or even find reprehensible. I think the bar analogy lacks some important nuance. No
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by puppycodes 9mo ago
I'm always reminded of the Snowden revelations that the GCHQ was (and still is) saving, catagorizing, and performing deep packet inspection of all internet traffic. Nothing suprises me anymore in the UK. It's been extremely dystop
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by puppycodes 9mo ago
Imagine if rent and housing costs were reflected the vacancy rate. I never really understood the economics of leaving spaces empty and not hemorrhaging money. My guess would be its a game of large numbers where private equity can own large
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by puppycodes 9mo ago
Thank you for the work but if you include an image of the problem why would you not include an image of the solution?
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by puppycodes 9mo ago
All overdoses and accidents like this are tragic but I struggle with the whole insinuation that we should blame an app like ChatGPT for the decisions folks make with their own bodies. ChatGPT is a hell of a lot safer than the friends I had
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by puppycodes 9mo ago
Thats good to hear but what are you waiting for?
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by puppycodes 9mo ago
I definitly think more tools like this are needed, but not open sourcing it is a mistake. You will be quickly replaced by a friendlier competitor.
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by puppycodes 9mo ago
For a while now traveling to the UK should be treated like visiting China or similar. Leave your devices at home and expect zero privacy rights.
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by puppycodes 9mo ago
That isn't how the collection of data works. It's not like brokers wait around for you to sign up for something new. Old data is resold, merged with new data, mixed, stolen, discovered, reformatted... etc... Your actions of cours
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by puppycodes 9mo ago
How does this work over time? Do you have to keep submitting this every month as they recollect your info from databases in other states? Seems great in concept but I am skeptical this will change much. Data doesn't respect state lines
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by puppycodes 10mo ago
What happens when you trigger the models censorship function? Does it comment that it can't comment on that?
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by puppycodes 10mo ago
this reminds me of learning cursive
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by puppycodes 10mo ago
long live anna's archive. a true gift to humanity.
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by puppycodes 10mo ago
no they don't thats my point ;) use what works for you, everything else is just noise.
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by puppycodes 10mo ago
AI is getting way too much credit in this article. There are much much bigger forces that impact society in the way the author describes.
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by puppycodes 10mo ago
I'm certain the users of the ruby app don't care how "serious" your programming language is.
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by puppycodes 10mo ago
Another law that will only apply to the poor. Politicians and the rich will be exempt.
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by puppycodes 10mo ago
Who needs an alternative to Magic Wormhole when its so good already?
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by puppycodes 11mo ago
isnt the compromise usually that the stalls have fully enclosed doors if the bathroom doesnt? Personally I like having both. Doors are great for a variety of reasons, not just privacy.
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by puppycodes 11mo ago
Terrifying and unconstitutional
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by puppycodes 11mo ago
If this is your product, my suggestion is you might want to consider a UI element that doesn't break user expectations on load, like maybe a sync button or something that doesn't feel like a buggy frontend but feels more intention
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by puppycodes 11mo ago
This looks cool however how the app loads is a major issue. I get a first paint that seems like its loaded then the page reloads. Sometimes it fails all together. This might seem like not a big deal but speed and a well built frontend is ab
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by puppycodes 11mo ago
I think a better way to put this is the acknowledgement that resources are limited rather than giving up.
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by puppycodes 11mo ago
socialized healthcare please and thank you.
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by puppycodes 11mo ago
I think this is pretty interesting but has very limited applications / viability. There are so many other better ways to eavesdrop its sort of not worth the effort.
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by puppycodes 11mo ago
It's their mix with copper I beleive that makes them less valuable than their raw value in zinc if thats what your number is based on... because the cost of seperation from the copper is greater than simply sourcing other materials.
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by puppycodes 11mo ago
hahah ok actually I love that. I think however the problem would be the trouble in seperating the zinc from the copper, I think you would likely operate at a loss still but this is just a guess.
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by puppycodes 11mo ago
Only pennies before 1982 are worth scrapping as they are made of copper. The newer pennies are not really worth the effort as they are mostly zinc. Ironically if they are no longer illegal to melt down (IANAL but I would think this is true?
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by puppycodes 11mo ago
I see so many "sciencealert.com" posts on HN. Does this site have some sort of credibilty? The name alone gives me snake oil vibes

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