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2y ago
I understood and appreciated it, and I’m not special
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Claude Code is pretty sick. I love the terminal integration, I like being able to stay on the keyboard and not have to switch UIs. It did a nice job learning my small Django codebase and helping me finish out a feature that I wasn't su
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2y ago
It's just the default argument someone uses when they have nothing of substance to offer to the conversation
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Why is sitting in meetings all day considered the top of the IC developer ladder? I don’t want my career to end up like that
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2y ago
Learning to never listen to PMs sounds like the opposite of being humble
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How is PTO an “indirect cost”, when salary is a direct cost? The company pays a salary to an employee, which includes time off. Is there a separate accounting rule for PTO that moves it to the indirect category? Another option is to hire th
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2y ago
Microsoft Excel Championship
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Sheesh people here are so negative. This is really fucking cool in my opinion. Sports leagues are suffering from declining viewership; it’s great to see them take risks and actually produce content that’s, you know, fun.
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2y ago
Is number of YouTube views the new metric for gauging how much “people care about learning to program”?
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Ask HN: Which API would you recommend for market data?
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Consider reading the original notice and decide if you should revise your opinion. https://grants.nih.gov/grants/guide/notice-files/NOT-OD-25-0...
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https://grants.nih.gov/grants/guide/notice-files/NOT-OD-25-0... The original grant notice is a good thing to read. They properly justify the cuts, and I think it's something that a lot of people would ag
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This is such a wasteful way to think...do economies of scale not apply to universities at all? They're allowed to just bill as if there is 0 savings to be found in bulk construction and administration?
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23 and Me was working on a leaderboard of the most isolated people in the world before they went bust
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Is that really the message?
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At minimum, to just develop a sense of how the computer loads and de-loads as various services or programs are called
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2y ago
A+ trolling
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It’s false except for every time that it has been true
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Recently started using replit and I'm pretty impressed. I'm using it to generate a static marketing website for a side project I'm working on and have been pretty happy with the results. It generates simple code that I can ea
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I'm kinda tired of seeing the first comment to a totally unrelated topic be, "you know, LLMs these days can actually..." Where is the creativity? Are we doomed to solve every problem, technological, social, and political with
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I have this pet theory that a well-written dynamically-typed program will have fewer bugs than the typical statically-typed program. Static typing doesn't reduce bugs. It just changes when they appear, from runtime to compile time. Fur
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Why are you so conditioned to think that fancier titles and more and more money is the end goal of it all?
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This guys’ posts read like someone put Paul Graham in a tumble dryer and interviewed him immediately afterwards on a topic pulled from a hat If you ship a project and your management chain begins talking about the next thing, stop imp
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Wow!
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I saw the Ioniq 5 before release in 2022 at an auto show and thought it looked incredible, and that there was no way they would actually make it…I honestly think it’s as good-looking as a DeLorean
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This is a cool use of the congress.gov API
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Yep, I set my mouse sensitivity to extremely low as well so that I’m basically “wiping the windshield” of my desk while using my computer
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Mad Libs for HN
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Smarty!
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2y ago
So when your engine eventually fails in your ICE car and costs many thousands to replace, will you return to EVs?
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