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by theli0nheart 1y ago
What's different is the available leverage. It's fairly trivial to write code that can autogenerate hundreds or even thousands of AI-generated videos using Veo 3 with individual characters to push any narrative you'd like and
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by theli0nheart 1y ago
Ok, as the author I have to admit that's a hilarious observation. But no, I wrote this myself.
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Be Worried(dlo.me)
106 points by theli0nheart 1y ago|102 comments
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by theli0nheart 1y ago
I love what the Go team is shipping on this front, but I'd love to hear from folks who actively use these features in production. Between OTEL, Datadog, Google Cloud, and umpteen other distributed tracing offerings, I don't quite
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by theli0nheart 1y ago
The first bigstore release on PyPi (0.1) was on March 27, 2013. Check this out: https://pypi.org/project/git-bigstore/#history
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by theli0nheart 1y ago
I wrote git-bigstore [0] almost 10 (!) years ago to solve this problem—even before Git LFS—and as far as I know, bigstore still works perfectly. You specify the files you want to store in your storage backend via .gitattributes, and use two
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by theli0nheart 1y ago
You say your project has thousands of stars on GitHub, right? AFAIK, GitHub makes all stargazers public. And many (most?) users have location data in their GitHub profiles. Given that, could you not write a script that simply pulls that for
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by theli0nheart 1y ago
This was a good article but it doesn't even mention the hardest part of management: hiring and firing people. I feel like a discussion of management without those components is missing something critical. Maintaining high performing te
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by theli0nheart 1y ago
This is a lovely story. Thanks for sharing.
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by theli0nheart 1y ago
https://x.com/meowgorithm/status/1933593074820891062 -- I’m the founder and CEO of Charm. There are claims circulating about OpenCode which are untrue, and I want to clarify what actually happened. In April, Ku
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Show HN: ASCII Fireworks(asciifireworks.com)
18 points by theli0nheart 1y ago|0 comments
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There is an insatiable demand for software(twitter.com)
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by theli0nheart 1y ago
Love the name!
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by theli0nheart 1y ago
Surprised that no one has mentioned Google Cloud Run. I’ve started multiple services with it this year and it’s been awesome. Highly recommend.
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by theli0nheart 1y ago
This is very good! The "delicious dinner" aside is a nice touch, along with the 270°.
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by theli0nheart 1y ago
o4-mini-high: You end up in the bathroom. Here’s the step-by-step: 1. Start in the hall (0, 0). 2. Walk east → living room (1, 0). 3. Walk south → bedroom (1, –1). 4. Walk west → bathroom (0, –1). https:/
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by theli0nheart 2y ago
What about this? https://github.com/fwcd/kotlin-language-server
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by theli0nheart 2y ago
The key takeaway for me is that layoffs are an effect, not a cause, of company failure. The quoted text is a good example of this. If a company is struggling strategically or economically, and doesn't do a layoff, it's just going
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by theli0nheart 2y ago
This is a strategy to protect against currency devaluation, but you still need to worry about interest rate risk (as do companies in the public markets, so investing in stocks isn't a sure thing). Unfortunately, for people who live p
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by theli0nheart 2y ago
> That's not how a reserve currency works. You borrow to fund growth and let inflation take care of the debt. Inflation might take care of the debt, but it is terrible for currency holders.
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by theli0nheart 2y ago
Given that, is there any amount of spending that, in your opinion, would constitute “too much”?
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by theli0nheart 2y ago
It must have been different in some key way, or the 1972 invention lacked several key improvements that the 2004 patent claimed.
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by theli0nheart 2y ago
Hey, nice! Congrats. Always nice to connect with others who've had to struggle through app review. ;) There's definitely a contingent of loyal users who've been around since the early days, and who don't seem to be going
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Show HN: Pushpin, an iOS client for Pinboard, is now open source(github.com)
8 points by theli0nheart 2y ago|4 comments
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by theli0nheart 2y ago
My bet is that using using all-caps looks like you're yelling, and yelling isn't exactly conducive to effective conversation.
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by theli0nheart 2y ago
The American people voted for this.
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by theli0nheart 2y ago
Most Tesla stockholders have made a lot of money, so why would they not be okay with how he's running the company? Just look at the stock price appreciation over the last 1, 5, and 10+ years.
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Modern iOS Theming with UITraitCollection(dlo.me)
2 points by theli0nheart 2y ago|0 comments
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by theli0nheart 2y ago
> I don't think many Americans understand how 40 years or so of declining agency budgets have hollowed out the staffing of many government agencies. Can you provide a citation for where you’re getting this data indicating that the
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by theli0nheart 3y ago
I recently (i.e., yesterday) migrated my 15+ year old bash config to zsh. zsh has some great quality of life improvements compared to bash and is basically 1-1 compatible. I had to spend about an hour migrating my prompt, but other than tha

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