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I would consider banning implicit casting of floats to ints from the codebase: Nobody would have intentionally truncated in this HP conversion; they would’ve rounded.
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Can you post screenshots of these results?
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For decades, San Francisco hasn't been building enough new units to house even just the children of natives[1], to say nothing of those like you and I who were born elsewhere and dreamed of moving here. The people who "gave the po
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4y ago
The first one is "p and q"; the negation of that is "(not p) or (not q)". Could you describe one of the scenarios you're envisioning?
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4y ago
Another good piece about negotiating with Product is written up here: https://sre.google/sre-book/introduction/#:~:text=Pursuing%2... Ultimately, it's Product's job to decide how they want to balance rel
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4y ago
Sure, just give your manager a copy of the bible: https://docs.google.com/document/d/199PqyG3UsyXlwieHaqbGiWVa...
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4y ago
When the oncall gets paged, an SLO should be in jeopardy in a way that requires immediate measures to be taken by a well-trained human as described in actionable terms in a linked playbook. No SLO in jeopardy, or no immediate measure that n
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What do you mean by "this style of writing"? What aspects of the quote do you object to?
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Got a photo?
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> Each user-defined trigger for a user-defined parser log line event will generate a diagnosis file The README would benefit from an example of what one of these looks like, and an example of a line that would trigger it, and an example
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4y ago
My awakening was the multiple times I've been talking with a startup and said, "I was surprised there's no self-guided demo or video tour available on your website; can you show me how the product works?" and had them
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4y ago
This is apparently incorrect: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35462655
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4y ago
As long as YC cares about HN, I cannot imagine them allowing anyone to outbid them for his services.
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I would not have any fear of superintelligent AI if it were trained solely on dang's writing.
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I want to give your objection due respect, but I'm having trouble understanding it. I think it would be helpful to taboo[1] the squishy word "agency"; without using that word, could you define the quality that these systems l
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4y ago
How does it decide whether to split "antid" into "ant" "id" or "anti" "d"?
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Penultimate means second-to-last; if that’s what you meant, what’s the ultimate solution to those business needs?
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My comment applies to each of these abnormalities.
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4y ago
The key question is, are living people born in 1923 more or less likely to be born on the first of the month than dead people born in 1923?
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4y ago
From the HN guidelines: Off-Topic: Most stories about politics [...] unless they're evidence of some interesting new phenomenon. [...] If they'd cover it on TV news, it's probably off-topic.
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4y ago
...but you have heard of it
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I'm talking about one of these things, which are often vibrate-only: https://www.google.com/search?q=restaurant+pager&tbm=isch Also, not a daycare center, but a babysitter. For many of the babysitters we get, we&#x
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4y ago
Just add metrics for the number of times "ChatGPT" and "OpenAI" appeared in tweets, reddit posts, and HN comments in the last (rolling) five minutes, put them on a dashboard alongside all your other monitoring, and have
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Or have one of those pager systems some restaurants use to let you know your burger is ready. You don't need one for every attendee; just the ones who are parents, doctors, etc., and specifically come up to request one (and register it
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I personally don't go that far — for a long time before cell phones, people trusted babysitters with their children — but in that era, it was customary for the venue to have a phone number and the parents to write it down for the babys
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Searched the article and all HN comments for "parents", "kids", "babysitter", etc. No matches. If you want to be more inclusive, have a sign like, "Tell your cofounder/babysitter than in an actual eme
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> You know what kind of people create content of their own dreams? Every entrepreneur that ever existed.
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We don't need everyone to, though. If AI increases dev productivity X-fold, and this leads to an X-fold increase in entrepreneurship, then the junior devs who want to build someone else's dream will have more opportunities to do s
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Yes, I'm seriously asking. If a junior programmer wants to create a mobile app, or a desktop app, or a cloud service, what are the barriers? All the ones I can think of will get lower, not higher, as a result of the AI revolution. If I
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What are the barriers to a junior dev creating their own product?
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