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by soneca 2y ago
There is nothing stopping anyone. I am just saying that there is a clear change in behavior of playing with Lego from two decades ago to now. A look at the assortment of a Lego store should make that clear.
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by soneca 2y ago
> ”In the past, it had been promoted as a game of free-flowing imagination, primarily a system for making up your own worlds and stories. In the future, the core rules would be marketed as a foundation that you built upon not so much wi
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by soneca 2y ago
There is also this older one (when they launched?): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11683508 To give HN credit, the overwhelming sentiment at the time is that this was a very suspicious and scammy endeavor already righ
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by soneca 2y ago
> ”We didn’t have the last puzzle designed when I wrote that document, so I wrote two nonsense paragraphs and then overlapped them in the file so it would look like the final puzzle description was in there, but obscured by a print form
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by soneca 2y ago
Came here to say this. It doesn’t have to be late in the game. The whole time tactical fouls is a valuable tool for defense. You try to make it non-violent enough and, when it’s a counterattack, early enough so the referee might not interpr
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by soneca 2y ago
There is this tweet about impressive companies with short headcount: https://x.com/benln/status/1889388151770325427?s=46&t=tl870z... But I don’t think the advent of LLM is responsible for any job cut in these
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by soneca 2y ago
I didn’t know English had a diminutive suffix (-kin). Is it used still in common English? We have it Portuguese (-inho/-inha) and I find them so useful. It always seemed a missing feature of English. Also, is there an augmentative suff
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by soneca 2y ago
The article seemed very promising to me. I don’t drink and would like to have something fancy, innovative to drink some times when I bored of water, juices and soda. But then the article starts saying the goal is to mimic alcohol taste. I d
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Ask HN: What's the best AI coding assistant tool?
6 points by soneca 2y ago|3 comments
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by soneca 2y ago
> ”Always keep interviewing” This seems as exhausting as working more than 40 hours a week routinely. I would rather keep a financial reserve to cover the time to get a new job.
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by soneca 2y ago
There is one near home. When I passed by I saw one man stopping a couple in the street and explaining if they couldn’t go inside and give him the money. Sort of like a beggar, but asking the couple to go inside, scan their iris then giving
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by soneca 2y ago
For Brazil, level 2 seems exactly right. > ” Level 2: Casual acquaintances. Used more widely for neighbors, family friends, or community members you vaguely know, but typically not for an absolute stranger.” I would specifically add to
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by soneca 2y ago
I am not interested in this, but an AI DM that allow human players to play would keep the social aspect. Since being DM is a higher threshold of knowledge and time investment, this could unblock a social gathering, rather than substituting
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by soneca 2y ago
By watching the show on YouTube for the last two seasons I find Bowen Yang the most consistently funny member of the cast. I always laugh with him. Then how much I laugh depends more on the sketch
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by soneca 2y ago
I agree, but I find that useful. There are a lot of info, developments, and opinions that I can go through and inform and update my view on the topic. It was on HN that I was able to very quickly realize web3 was a scam. It was also good to
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by soneca 2y ago
Reaction streamer seems custom made as well
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by soneca 2y ago
Oh, I was confused, thanks a lot. And, indeed, reading every file from top to bottom is very alien to me as a junior. I would just try to get to the file I thought the change I needed was made and start trying and error. Definitely not chec
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by soneca 2y ago
The article establishing his identity was only published a month ago[1] and the security expert seems to be impressed with how fast it took to bring him in. ”Between when we, and an anonymous colleague, found his opsec mistake on November
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by soneca 2y ago
I use it for a few years already. It is not an option in this game, right? I got Nanum Gothic Coding, but couldn’t find a good site to compare it with Iosevka side by side to check if they are similar
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by soneca 2y ago
Someone will come, and, for me at least, it is ok if it’s fewer people than what would come on mass reach platform
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by soneca 2y ago
Actually, it doesn’t have to be self-hosted for me. A managed product, hosted by a company, that I can point to my domain would work (just like some blog or website makers solutions). Discourse has managed option though, so thanks for point
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by soneca 2y ago
I understand a blog on your own domain is your land in regard to microblogging platforms. But what would be my land in regard to community software, like Telegram or Discord? Is there any software like this that I can host on my domain?
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by soneca 2y ago
> ” This ∞-shaped curve is called a 'leminscate', and ϖ is called the 'lemniscate constant'. I'll show you the leminiscate in my next post.” This got me confused, so I went to check. Apparently ”lemniscate”
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by soneca 2y ago
Having English as a second language, it was essential for me for a long time. I never understood why they never marketed to that public. I don’t pay for it anymore because I am more comfortable in my current company where I am sure my colle
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by soneca 2y ago
I am curious of more about the business as well, but I imagine even a very small proportion of paying users could be sufficient to maintain a 3-people team with that scale
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by soneca 2y ago
It is a logic puzzle. It is not two regular (or academic) people communicating
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by soneca 2y ago
I wonder what color is a hat that doesn’t exist. If a person doesn’t have any hats, is the statement ”All my hats are hats” false?
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by soneca 2y ago
> ”The initiative combines solar-powered sand-blocking technology with extensive vegetation planting to stabilize the desert’s edges.” What sand-blocking tech is that? Does anyone know?
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by soneca 2y ago
I dont know if you were downvoted for being pedantic or for being wrong. But I’d love to know if this is true. And if so, I will upvote your pedantry
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by soneca 2y ago
I agree. WhatsApp is by far the most popular app in Brazil (of all kinds, not only messengers). Yet… - Its name is unpronounceable for 90% of its users (we short it to ”zap” ) - The word itself has unfamiliar letter combinations (“wh” and

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