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> Perhaps the greatest barrier to using it is akin to envy. We see others who apparently do this without written materials, in their head. I think we see this as evidence of intellectual superiority and harbor the doubt that using an aid
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I made a tool that emailed me the top 10 posts from various subreddits every 24 hours. I solved my own problem and it was the most satisfying thing I built.
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2y ago
I agree there's some truth in what you say. I do think these upgrades are part of a path towards correctness and reliability (bug fixes, security vulnerabilities, etc).
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2y ago
Is above your property in a controlled airspace? You'd probably get a license to fly drones to test the drones. Wouldn't you expect a test driver to have a driver's license?
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It does. The parent was making an argument that rails is not great past 1 or 2 developers and more than X lines of code. I was pointing out this argument is not a strong one, since the this is not exclusive to rails, instead hoping to focus
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2y ago
I suspect you'd find the same thing if you were a python or php consultant diving into python or php projects.
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I know you're trying to help, but this further highlights the problem with frontend dev.
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2y ago
I've had related ideas lurking at the back of my mind for a while now. Essentially, I want to save more things locally and and interact with it. For example, I have a bunch of book notes stored in Bear. I'd like to be able to ask
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2y ago
What's the actual complaint here , other then company A buys company B.
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FU, buddy!
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I don't think social media helps. It probably exacerbates the underlying issue? Otherwise we'd all be like this.
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2y ago
I think that's part of it but not all of it. Even here on HN, with no ads, you can find hostility in the comments.
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3y ago
Where does it say they will sell the data? I missed that in my reading. My interpretation is companies will say "show my product to users with this criteria" and it will. This is the same as fb and Google ads, right?
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3y ago
What's the point of your comment if you're not going to do the work yourself? If you don't have something nice to say then don't say it. The "hey this may or may not be true so someone go figure it out" is lazy
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3y ago
IMO pagination makes sense with feeds when a feed can be sorted in some ordering. I'd rather jump to page 6 instead of scrolling and scrolling and scrolling to get back.
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3y ago
Another penguin for my iceberg.
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3y ago
Not quite. For people outside of tech they can hear "AI" and think it must be right. And how great GPT is so it must be right. There are no other opinions. Distilled down, classic search is many results; gpt is one result.
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3y ago
Calories are king, healthiness of food be damned. You're consuming too many calories is all.
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3y ago
Well, again, the US citizens can't agree to that. So then what?
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3y ago
I share your sentiments, but realistically how would one implement that? The US (where meta is based) government (ie, the people) can't agree what benefits everyone. The positive side is all of the jobs it paid for.
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3y ago
The latest 2 out of 3 for 2023 did not have fires. They had mentions of the word "fire" for fire department and fire trucks, where a fire truck was dispatched for a plane hitting the tow truck on taxi after pushback. The one fire-
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3y ago
Are you surprised that it took you longer with a tool you don't know compared to a tool you do know? IMO, that should be expected.
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3y ago
I'd like to talk about today's sponsor, Squarespace. (in Jest, I know it doesn't solve every problem!)
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3y ago
More people and less purchasing power.
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Same. I'm waiting to trade in my fancy sports car for this basic ev.
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3y ago
Air temperature, circulation, direction, vents used, seat heat, radio presets, music source, navigating infotainment menus.
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3y ago
I agree with you that it would be favorable experience. But sites are going to offer you the ads that make them the most money if their goal is to make money. This may mean if it's between an RC car or viagra ads, you're gonna get
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I don't know how much better it would actually be! We'll have ads no matter what. And honestly, I prefer the relevant and targeted ads compared to what we had before.
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3y ago
It would, I replied to someone else below to explain why. But in general, it's best for your future career to be remembered well.
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3y ago
The thing about burning bridges is you don't know when you'll need them. Let's say 5 or 10 years later you're applying to a job where one of these upper-level people now work. How do you want them to remember you? The kn
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