tclancy

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   by tclancy 9mo ago

   How does this not use up tokens incredibly fast though? I have a Pro subscription and bang up against the limits pretty regularly.
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   by tclancy 9mo ago

   Quickly becoming my least-favorite account. If you’re going to have a schtick, have a schtick. Write your comments in and old timey voice or iambic pentameter or whatever, include a signature, ascii art, lean into being annoying.
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   by tclancy 9mo ago

   Hopefully one of the researchers was able to save the dead guy’s streak. Wonder what language he was learning and why.
4. 754.▲
   by tclancy 9mo ago

   The grammatically correct version is "Irredisregardless".
5. 755.▲
   by tclancy 9mo ago

   In my experience, you won't hear from them at all. Heard the same from another HN member. They have another post in this thread that got downvoted away.
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   by tclancy 9mo ago

   Ooof, thanks for the heads up.
7. 757.▲
   by tclancy 9mo ago

   Unclench and stop seeing everything as virtual signaling. What about al those White Knight, SJWs in the 70s who were against leaded gas? Still virtue signaling?
8. 758.▲
   by tclancy 9mo ago

   You replied to the wrong comment of mine! More effective if you hit the right one.
9. 759.▲
   by tclancy 9mo ago

   The enemy of done is perfect, etc. what is the point of comments like this?
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    by tclancy 9mo ago

    >Our parents let us get brainwashed by hippies and corporations as kids haha Yes, well the alternative, where the entire media system that might offer a cartoon like Captain Planet is owned by one side, is working out super well and in n
11. 761.▲
    by tclancy 9mo ago

    As much as it is fun to imagine you believing the false dilemma you've presented, I don't think the OP was suggesting not providing another option.
12. 762.▲
    by tclancy 9mo ago

    Is that a freedom? You're defining everything as though the US were the optimal model of society. Couldn't I just as easily define the freedom to be safe from guns?
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    by tclancy 9mo ago

    - Location: New Hampshire - Remote: Yes, for almost 20 years - Willing to relocate: No - Technologies: Lots of them over the years, focused more on back-end, lots of Python, team leadership - Résumé Traditional, https:&#x2
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    by tclancy 9mo ago

    Have you tried searching for "tcp-kind"?
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    by tclancy 9mo ago

    I mean, we used to turn single-sided 5 1/4" disks for the C64 into double-sided disks through the use of cutting-edge technology. Literally. I was fancy and got a $5 hole punch built for the job, but scissors worked too. Fast Hack
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    by tclancy 9mo ago

    Check out this comment too! https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46854885
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    by tclancy 9mo ago

    But would make for a much less interesting dramatic series. I bookmarked that link for the next time I have insomnia.
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    by tclancy 9mo ago

    The Nineties would like a word.
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    by tclancy 9mo ago

    If this is AI slop as the knee jerk comments next to me suggest, it’s goin to be a hell of a surprise if he gets elected this year! https://www.nleeplumb.com/about
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    by tclancy 9mo ago

    Yeah, I don’t get the issues here. I’ve led projects that served millions of requests a day, had dozens of apps and while there are always going to be pain points and bottlenecks, nothing about the framework itself is a hinderance to refact
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    by tclancy 9mo ago

    Feels like the latter would be counter-productive unless there's an app for that.
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    by tclancy 9mo ago

    What are you getting at? The idea of any of the major news outlets in the US being left-leaning is risible nowadays.
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    by tclancy 9mo ago

    Henry Rollins too. '“One day, I’m gonna write that novel.” Pal? You better start tomorrow morning because the right time never happens. It’s when you boldly determine it. It’s like running on a rainy day. You’re fine once you get out
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    by tclancy 9mo ago

    I dunno, basing life decisions off a metric that has a fudge factor built into it to make the regression work feels sub-optimal to me.
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    by tclancy 9mo ago

    Would be cooler if it really was ColdFusion. Of course, 50 lines wouldn’t get you very far.
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    by tclancy 9mo ago

    OP, if you’re still lurking, are you familiar with the Flashman series? I feel like it falls somewhere between the poles here. Either way, would highly recommend it to anyone who likes Adams, history, learning or reprobates.
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    by tclancy 9mo ago

    I think that's a bit ungenerous: there is a push and pull between security and seamless user experience and it's never obvious where the line should be set. You really only figure out which way to move it after someone complains.
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    by tclancy 9mo ago

    I was a nineteen year old majoring in drinking (and Economics), so it doesn’t really count!
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    by tclancy 9mo ago

    The White Album is awesome. Other Didion on California is kind of conservative and dismissive of the changes in culture among young people.
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    by tclancy 9mo ago

    I can show you the link for how to do that too if needed.