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by squeegee_scream 2y ago
I’ve concluded that the culture we’ve built for ourselves, and the tech that permeates it, prevent human flourishing. So it should be no surprise that many of us struggle with what you’ve described. So I rely less on discipline and more on
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by squeegee_scream 2y ago
The CDC statement might be helpful https://www.cdc.gov/media/releases/2024/m1218-h5n1-flu.html
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by squeegee_scream 2y ago
With the example, "Add RBAC to my application", I’ve had success telling the LLM, “I want your help creating a plan to add RBAC to my application. I’m sending the codebase as context (or just the relevant parts if the entire codeb
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by squeegee_scream 2y ago
agreed, folks who want a reactive notebook should seriously consider emacs. there are many emacs users who use it for only a few things, and reactive notebooks is often one of them
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by squeegee_scream 2y ago
Reactive HTML but it’s almost entirely JavaScript, or am I misunderstanding something?
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by squeegee_scream 2y ago
Have you looked at https://www.homeexchange.com or similar?
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by squeegee_scream 2y ago
No. A software engineer’s impact cannot reasonably be measured over 7 days. It would need to be much longer, at least a month (likely much longer than a month) for junior to senior level, and even longer for staff+ level. It may be possible
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by squeegee_scream 2y ago
I’m working on using LLMs locally on my MacBook and feeding conversations back into them to fine tune
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by squeegee_scream 2y ago
I’m a Christian and a history nerd. If you’re interested in the counter arguments to what you’ve read, for historical and academic purposes or perhaps curiosity, start with NT Wright, or more broadly “The New Perspective on Paul” which is a
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by squeegee_scream 2y ago
Man… fuuuuuck. I appreciate you summarizing the majority of bad stuff we’ve created and are exacerbating. I was already familiar or aware of all that but this will help me communicate with others, “here read this person’s comments” I have y
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by squeegee_scream 2y ago
I could’ve sworn that one of the guidelines said don’t reply to comments just to say “thank you” since that doesn’t contribute to the conversation. Maybe that’s on a different website because I just reread all the guidelines and it’s not th
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by squeegee_scream 2y ago
The author has some other books but they’re mostly focused on Temujin, have you looked into those?
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by squeegee_scream 2y ago
https://dontasktoask.com/
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by squeegee_scream 2y ago
Oops, already posted https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41002195
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by squeegee_scream 2y ago
“CrowdStrike is actively working with customers impacted by a defect found in a single content update for Windows hosts. Mac and Linux hosts are not impacted. This is not a security incident or cyberattack. The issue has been identified, is
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CrowdStrike outage sparks global chaos – NOT a security incident(abcnews.go.com)
1 points by squeegee_scream 2y ago|2 comments
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by squeegee_scream 2y ago
It's ok everyone! Protecting our data is one of AT&T's top priorities. > Protecting your data is one of our top priorities. We have confirmed the affected access point has been secured. > We hold ourselves to a high stan
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by squeegee_scream 2y ago
Is there any proof? I don’t Twitter so maybe I missed a as link or something but…
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by squeegee_scream 2y ago
> Las Vegas, Nevada, has tackled a historic drought by pioneering water conservation strategies, cutting per capita usage by nearly half despite rapid population growth Emphasis mine. Per capita does not necessarily increase when pop
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by squeegee_scream 2y ago
I recommend the dashboard be “dumb” and only be responsible for 1. Receiving streaming data in either csv or json 2. Allowing user to select which columns are displayed Then you don’t need to concern yourself so much with where the data com
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by squeegee_scream 2y ago
- I have been using Linear at work for the past 9 months - I used jira for work from 2021-2023 - I have used trello for several smaller, non-work projects for many years - I have not yet used github projects in anger though I have spent a f
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by squeegee_scream 2y ago
Good point, but we still use privacy.com for random stuff online. The majority of our online purchases happen at a handful of stores, and we use our credit card there. But especially for sketchy sites, we use privacy. For example I bought a
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by squeegee_scream 2y ago
Omg yes! Fastmail + 1P is soooo good. 1P has an integration with privacy.com to create unique debit cards. With these 3 tools I have a unique email, pw, and debit card for each service. Makes me feel in control over my interaction with a se
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by squeegee_scream 2y ago
> Fighting against climate change means building, whether that’s large solar arrays, sprawling wind farms, or powerful fission reactors Can we, maybe, consider using fewer resources? Are we past the point of imagining that we could possi
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by squeegee_scream 2y ago
Don’t ascribe to malice what can be ascribed to incompetence
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by squeegee_scream 3y ago
I suspect it’s not possible on a single device, or if it’s theoretically possible very few have made something like this since the demand is, I would guess, unfortunately too small. I’m having difficulty understanding this sentence, could y
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by squeegee_scream 3y ago
https://archive.is/A25Lp
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Tell HN: Get yourself checked for ADHD, depression, etc.
7 points by squeegee_scream 3y ago|5 comments
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by squeegee_scream 3y ago
I believe it already exists, It’s a pad of paper and pencil
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by squeegee_scream 3y ago
The short answer is, No. > Do I suck at those questions because I never worked with something algorithmically hard? You probably have done some algorithmically complicated things in your 14 year career. Of course someone has always done

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