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by siva7 1y ago
If your PR is + 1000 code lines long, you already made a mistake at the requirements and planning stage (like many teams do).
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by siva7 1y ago
can it find me truffles?
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by siva7 1y ago
If there is a single advice i would give the young folks here: Don't listen to VC's. Live your life. Startup founder is more comparable to an olympic athlete in terms of what you have to give up to get there - by definition 99% of
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by siva7 1y ago
> Paul Graham Essay and early YC: live your life, don’t start a company in your 20s. You are young only once. I've been lurking on HN since 2008 and can't remember a time where i got the vibe from pg to be like "live your
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by siva7 1y ago
It's a really weird time we're living in now. I could at least tell 10 years ago a launch would get often times buzz primarily because of the quality of the product. Nowadays the coin has flipped - the buzz is usually about anythi
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by siva7 1y ago
Let me communicate this clearly for the subtype of HN users who are engaged in some startup thing: You won't find actual users for your product on Product Hunt because neither normal people nor most nerds browse product discovery site
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by siva7 1y ago
Medical progress has been insane in the last few years through technological breakthroughs. It's not out of reach to think that most types of cancers will be curable 20 years from now on.
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by siva7 1y ago
We are already in a state where crackheads and also the brightest people you remember from school talk with chatgpt about their own theories on physics, nature, ... and every response they get back is like "You're absolutely right
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by siva7 1y ago
Somehow it never crossed my mind, but human civilization could plausibly end in the next 10 years. Many thought if then the cause would be a nuclear war, turns out it's more like the 90's movie 12 monkeys. I would love to be prove
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by siva7 1y ago
Well, i see the case that those with great power want factories building ai factories, much like a factorio simulation, to solve cancer. Sure sama, you have to name the most noble goal imaginable everyone agrees on, though we know that&#x27
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by siva7 1y ago
The DSM is an international expert collection of acknowledged diseases - it just answers briefly the "what is this?" question, nothing more while the medical societies in your respective country implement the actual guidelines on
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by siva7 1y ago
I'm still paying for these github runners. There is also some line between fully dictating which versions of languages and packages you are allowed to use and a managed runner that doesn't get in your way like a control freak.
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by siva7 1y ago
Just take toilet paper all the time with you. Saves me the stress from having to think about if a public toilet has some.
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by siva7 1y ago
That's where the math ends and clinical diagnosis starts because those number games take you only so far. Furthermore, ADHD is classified into different subtypes so it was never a question of meeting all 9 but only the subset relevant
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by siva7 1y ago
That's understood by physicians and is also the reason why they are doing many questionnaire's with you (if they follow diagnostic guidelines) which might seem first confusing to the patient like unrelated to your actual symptoms
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by siva7 1y ago
The point is to make a differential diagnosis which isn't possible in 5 minutes. So if someone concludes after 5 minutes your psychiatric diagnosis, you can be almost sure they aren't following good practice for their profession.
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by siva7 1y ago
Great! Now AI will be optimized for humble-bragging about thought leadership and congratulating connections on work anniversaries they forgot about.
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by siva7 1y ago
I searched for "visa" and the linked discussion didn't come up. Algolia seems crap if the search is that broken
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by siva7 1y ago
Only after the user story has been written in blood.
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by siva7 1y ago
I can't be the only one who believes the name JavaScript should die in Peace. It was and still is the worst naming of any popular programming language in existence.
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by siva7 1y ago
What's the point? Move on to Typescript and just call it TS. I never got the hang out of why people tend to add "-script" to the the name of a programming language like it's 1995.
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by siva7 1y ago
PSD2 is just MFA, it doesn't prevent shady companies still asking your login credentials, even if you must authorize that login from your official banking app. Klarna is one of many examples - they ask me for my bank credentials on the
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by siva7 1y ago
This obviously vibe coded app brings my m4 macbook down to the knees. I'm not sure if school children nowadays usually use high-end computers at school or home (like these google "developers" do).
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by siva7 1y ago
For most humans, it is.
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by siva7 1y ago
Which government? This one?
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by siva7 1y ago
There are millions of articles on the internet about this topic. You can equally feed Chatgpt the submission title and it will give you roughly similiar advice. Forget all this crap: See rather a proper physician and psychologist if you st
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by siva7 1y ago
You're not alone.
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by siva7 1y ago
it's more about the source, not the format
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by siva7 1y ago
The strange thing is that this potentially life-saving tech will only collect dust because AI in medicine is only good for papers but not for real world usage. See all other AI medicine advancements. Same pattern. Medicine has a problem of
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by siva7 1y ago
So you're all saying suddenly codex cli w gpt 5 codex is better than claude code? Hard to believe

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