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by sp4cec0wb0y 9mo ago
Imagine the powerhouse America would be (pun intended) if we subsidized nuclear energy to become the defacto producer of nuclear power plants world wide. Sometimes it is easier said than done but this really is as easy as said.
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by sp4cec0wb0y 9mo ago
This isn't a direct answer to your question because I am not OP and I do not know what docs they read but there is a book out called "Game Boy Coding Adventure: Learn Assembly and Master the Original 8-Bit Handheld" that came
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by sp4cec0wb0y 9mo ago
I don't anticipate it changing like that. You still do a build using Vite and deploy the static assets. How could they change that to make it difficult to host elsewhere?
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by sp4cec0wb0y 9mo ago
Wasn't this a decision made by Vercel to incentivize people using Vercel for NextJS apps? I can't recall.
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by sp4cec0wb0y 9mo ago
This is stupid and weakens the U.S. We have benefited so much from the visa program over the history of this country. If the smartest people of Russia and various other countries want to flee and join the U.S., we would be at an advantage.
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by sp4cec0wb0y 9mo ago
I think early stage startups use it because: a. Gen Z b. Free c. Free and Gen Z No respectable organization uses Discord if they are concerned with access control and encryption. Who knows, Discord might become that guy .
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by sp4cec0wb0y 9mo ago
That is where the money is. Grown adults in their 20s-30s with expendable income looking to collect Lego sets. It helps that Lego is a big part of people's childhood, combine that with pop culture references and you are golden. Ngl, I
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by sp4cec0wb0y 9mo ago
2016 socio-economy and 2025/6 socio-economy are vastly different.
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by sp4cec0wb0y 9mo ago
A lot of open source projects attempt to become a business in some form or another (or vice versa). Great examples of this include Astral (creators of UV and Ruff), TursoDB, TigerBeetle, etc etc etc. People want to get paid for the project
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by sp4cec0wb0y 10mo ago
Good thing Youtube is free because this consolidation is only going to raise their prices. Thank you to all the hard working educational Youtubers out there.
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by sp4cec0wb0y 10mo ago
I understand what you are trying to say and as much as I disagree with Israel, it is a democracy. We invaded Iraq for terrible reasons but it wasn't a "democracy" we were invading.
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by sp4cec0wb0y 10mo ago
You're telling me that the 2,800 injured were mostly Hezbollah operatives? Was this sourced and verified anywhere? What is the rate of combatant to non-combatant casualties is this instance compared to "conventional weapons"?
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by sp4cec0wb0y 10mo ago
> In many advanced software teams, developers no longer write the code; they type in what they want, and AI systems generate the code for them. What a wild and speculative claim. Is there any source for this information?
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by sp4cec0wb0y 10mo ago
"Skeptics" is a very kind term for these people. I bet my life if you polled these people, they have not read any material on the matter.
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by sp4cec0wb0y 11mo ago
The whole "Heaven is real because this guy with high IQ said so" is extremely cringe. They treat him like a show pony lol.
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by sp4cec0wb0y 11mo ago
American solo developer here. Moved to Hetzner two months ago. They have servers in Oregon for west coast people. My storage box is in Germany but that is okay, it is for backups.
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by sp4cec0wb0y 11mo ago
Project managers and higher level management.
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by sp4cec0wb0y 11mo ago
It is interesting to see how rapidly social fabrics deteriorated when smartphones came around. I was in highschool from 2014-2018, and for most of the years, I could remember everyone socializing during lunch, break times, and even in the c
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by sp4cec0wb0y 1y ago
This is for people who read "Ready Player One" and thought it was a utopia. Those who soy over their tech fetishisms.
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by sp4cec0wb0y 1y ago
This point is becoming self evident in the rejection of generative AI by the broader populace. Maybe I am in a bubble, but it seems that everyone except tech bros (those who have something to gain in adoption) hate generative AI. Creation i
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by sp4cec0wb0y 1y ago
It is about the same level of evidence as a CEO getting hired and their profits ticking up, which becomes attributed to them.
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by sp4cec0wb0y 1y ago
Nice to see someone here with their head on straight.
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by sp4cec0wb0y 1y ago
Yes. :)
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by sp4cec0wb0y 1y ago
Does anyone have an aggregate of websites like these? I love this type of content (I am a shit designer and want to get better).
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by sp4cec0wb0y 1y ago
How do I save comments in HN? This sums up everything I feel. Beautiful.
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by sp4cec0wb0y 1y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43261941#43268908 Man I love being right.
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by sp4cec0wb0y 2y ago
The second step has no merit. Backing the money supply using gold would be a bigger disaster.
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by sp4cec0wb0y 2y ago
Hit it right on the nose. This cult already exists and its easy to detect. Simply, do they treat Elon Musk like a intellectual god? Lex Fridman, Geo, and that bunch all happen to be a part of the same pseudointellectual cult. That is the ra
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by sp4cec0wb0y 2y ago
This is what happens you feed the ego of software engineers. Make them think they are smarter than everyone else and that they cannot be wrong simply because they are good at software engineering.
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by sp4cec0wb0y 2y ago
I am struggling to see how that chart of layoffs prove him right in the assumption that: 1) the US only produces the dollar 2) US jobs are fake If you think DOGE is a legitimate source of determining fake jobs you are mislead and not worth

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