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by ssss11 3y ago
Agreed. I was using webrtc data channels for a messaging app and it’s great - the data sent could simply be multiplayer co-ord’s, actions etc instead.
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by ssss11 3y ago
Many things are “almost digital-only” these days it’s incredible that companies making these decisions couldn’t see what they’re doing, I think you do see it, but it’s cheaper to not use human staff. Imagine doing everything offline and how
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by ssss11 3y ago
Inheritance?
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by ssss11 3y ago
Thanks for this suggestion
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by ssss11 3y ago
Thank you for the constructive comment. I agree, I think I was over-complicating it in my head.
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Ask HN: Data Structure Question
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by ssss11 3y ago
I was just talking to my wife the other day about smaller items that are not being built to last. You can clearly see in products these days the built in capitalism. We’ve reached a point where I wonder how much more they can milk it. Makin
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by ssss11 3y ago
Any corporation that can replace humans with AI will. They are motivated by profit. We are coming to an age of needing a different structure of organisations, the current one is depleting society and benefiting only the ultra wealthy.
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by ssss11 3y ago
I loved that shirt and nearly bought it
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by ssss11 3y ago
I love how he cares so much about every individual that he wants to scan everyone’s eye balls
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by ssss11 3y ago
I’m curious if they defaulted how would the creditors get their cash? USA has the largest army, is the largest economy (?) and USD is the trade currency so I’m wondering what would happen in a default. Would things continue business as usua
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by ssss11 3y ago
I would imagine all those millions of non-tech people in their middle age that use fb on a daily basis.
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by ssss11 3y ago
While that makes sense if you of one company, but if you think of the interconnectedness of everything digital, it becomes problematic for the end user and there should be rules of interoperability they need to abide by.
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by ssss11 3y ago
It’s subjective. The interviewer(s) opinion is what matters. Not your skills or even the questions. Just what their perception of your responses was, and whether they individually like that or not. That’s why interviews are so frustrating,
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by ssss11 3y ago
sometimes things that can be done with technology shouldn’t be done
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by ssss11 3y ago
Yeah that sounds like a free-for-all.
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by ssss11 3y ago
I think identifying and then pursuing your passion is life’s great challenge. I can only give you my anecdote… I identified that I’d like to have positive impact on society through technology. I’m patient, and due to other factors (skills,
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by ssss11 3y ago
“But but but.. how do we shove ads everywhere and track the targets?”
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by ssss11 3y ago
Also this snippet: “The truck uses voice-activated controls rather than pushing buttons and reaching for various controls to help maintain a driver's focus on the driving task. “ …is bound to never have problems haha /s
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by ssss11 3y ago
Oh my god. The audacity to say that.. to even think of saying that bs!!!
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by ssss11 3y ago
Interesting points, all related to changes in the candidates’ behaviour. From the title I thought this would be about how recruiters are getting better at questioning candidates based on using chatgpt. I wonder if that’s the case.
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by ssss11 3y ago
That’s why I wrote “But why would this technology be any different to prior new technologies…” We don’t have the environment to change it
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by ssss11 3y ago
It’s just a tool. Like any other, it works for its master. A hammer can be used for good or bad. A knife, a brick, a gun and so on. The problem is humans. We need people who refuse to govern using oppression. Corporate leaders who refuse to
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by ssss11 3y ago
Oh no please don’t. Recruitment needs humans. The process has become torturous enough.
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by ssss11 3y ago
As Jenssen has already said - I think it’s just immaturity of the younger generation. That will always be there.
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by ssss11 3y ago
I’m 100% in agreement, the state of IT makes me mad. We had something close to good for a brief window before marketing and greed took over the internet. I think if someone bully a synology nas-like product with apps designed to benefit the
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by ssss11 3y ago
I’m midway thru building a grocery store price comparison app that then ocr’s the receipts. I’m hoping to save money on groceries. I may extend it to include an inventory, recipes and meal planning to fully close the loop.
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by ssss11 3y ago
That’s a fascinating perspective which I wasn’t aware of - locking of language localisation. Thanks for raising.
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by ssss11 3y ago
You sound like you have some knowledge to share and I know nothing about the medieval debates about the nature of angels! Could you elaborate please?
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“The modern-day dimensions of a 2×4 are smaller due to historical practices and practical considerations. Thinner pieces of wood were favored over time to reduce shipping costs and increase efficiency in transportation. These dimensions eve

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