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by thiht 1y ago
How is it a nonsensical mess? It’s clean, searchable, allows to fallback to json.. I get it might not be perfect, but "nonsensical mess" is maybe in bad faith here.
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by thiht 1y ago
And more importantly, a story points estimate (t-shirt sizing is obviously XL)
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by thiht 1y ago
You can be judgmental all you want but I don’t think it’s controversial that video games are more interesting than plastic bags politics
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by thiht 1y ago
> Why switch to a tool which is blind to my backend and is going to create more work to keep in sync? At minimum, I lose the ability to easily drop into my debugger to inspect why a result went wrong. I don't use hurl but I've
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by thiht 1y ago
This is what I do too. It's not as comfortable as an app, but it works and it's free, definitely good enough to watch a video.
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by thiht 1y ago
That also doesn't seem to match reality. Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence, and in this case I just don't see the evidence. Which is not surprising since it's a lie, at least for the "only language&quot
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by thiht 1y ago
Having worked at a registrar, these claims always seem suspicious and highly unlikely to me for one good reason: big registrars get thousands (lowballing it) of domain checks every day. There is no way they would buy all the searched domain
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by thiht 1y ago
No need to be aggressive, I just disagree that DI frameworks streamline anything, they just make things more opaque and hard to trace. > will be a very annoying thing to maintain as soon as you change the constructor of something widely
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by thiht 1y ago
There are plenty of games made in the last years that will be remembered 10 years from now. The Horizon series comes to mind. Games need time to become classics, because we need time to realize how impactful they were and how much they live
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by thiht 1y ago
Honestly inversion kinda sucks because everybody does it wrong. Inversion only makes sense if you also create adapters, and it only makes sense to create adapters if you want to abstract away some code you don’t own. If you own all the code
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by thiht 1y ago
Or don’t use a DI framework, and DI just becomes a fancy name for "creating instances" and "passing parameters". That’s what we do in Go and there’s no way I would EVER use a DI framework again. I’d rather be unemployed
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by thiht 1y ago
> I am looking to hire someone with 10 years of experience with is-even-ai is-even-ai is only 7 month old so 10 years of experience is impossible, this is clearly a joke!
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by thiht 1y ago
I have a few qualms with this library: 1. For an AI engineer, you can already build such a system yourself quite trivially by fine-tuning a lightweight inference model, deploying it behind a FastAPI endpoint, and orchestrating requests with
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by thiht 1y ago
Why not? I’m a fan of X and make art in the style of X using the tools at my disposal (AI). Why is that not fanart?
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by thiht 1y ago
I’m sorry I didn’t want to offend you. The thing is I did a few interviews for Go positions last year and I have a lot of experience with Go so yeah, I’m confident in my skills. I’ve also been on the other side of the process many times and
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by thiht 1y ago
Damn now I’m curious what I could do in 2 hours, this is the kind of things where you can easily get carried away so 4 hours feel like 2. I don’t have 2 hours (or 4) to waste to do this but it itches a little bit. Anyway in 2 hours I’m pret
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by thiht 1y ago
I just read half of the article and this is painful to read. They’re asking for something relative simple as a take home, that just requires a little bit of imagination to fill the gaps. Why does the candidate have to be so fussy about deta
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Ask HN: I want to give coding AIs a fair shot, where do I start?
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by thiht 1y ago
> Remove unnecessary demos or retros Remove the 2 most important meetings in a functioning team?
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by thiht 1y ago
That’s both true and false. AI can definitely replace the "realization" part of art in some cases, not the "creativity/thinking" part. I’d AI art good? Sometimes, sometimes not. Is it good enough when you just want
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by thiht 1y ago
> But if we define a "good product" to mean a commercially successful one Why would we define a "good product" as a "successful product"? These are 2 different things. There are many ways to define a "g
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by thiht 1y ago
> written by someone who does not like Musk Yeah we’ll have a hard time finding someone who doesn’t hate Musk, who’s not also a MAGA cultist.
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by thiht 1y ago
Same, because of the lack of feedback I genuinely thought it didn't work. Especially considering the fact many editing things don't work (double click doesn't select, cmd+(shift+)arrows doesn't work, etc.)
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by thiht 1y ago
Sorry to break your hopes: https://asia.nikkei.com/Economy/Trade-war/US-sets-tariffs-as...
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by thiht 1y ago
Oh don’t worry it won’t last, since Trump wants to impose 3000% tariffs on Asian solar panels. He’s doing his best to destroy the world at every level. https://asia.nikkei.com/Economy/Trade-war/US-sets-tariffs-as..
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by thiht 1y ago
Not everyone agrees with that though. You absolutely can make your work the pride of your life. People valuing work above all else are sometimes the reason for humanity’s advancement.
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by thiht 1y ago
Our job is programming. I regularly see opinions that "90% of our job is not programming" and I don’t relate. Sure, our job is not just programming, but honestly if you don’t spend at least 50% of your work time programming, the
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by thiht 1y ago
This misses the point of CI. The CI environment is neutral, one of its goals is to avoid the "it works on my machine" effect. If it doesn’t at least run in a container or a VM, it’s not CI.
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by thiht 1y ago
Guess it’ll be back on the table on Tuesday after he’s loaded up on stocks at a discount. The tariff yo-yo is an infinite money scheme for him and his friends.
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by thiht 1y ago
I have to agree, I know not all people like the same things, but this looks terrible to me. Maybe it’s like Tailwind in the sense that you learn to like it when you actually use it. The thing is Zod seems fairly standard in the ecosystem, a

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