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by throwitaway222 1mo ago
I think part of the reason the US doesn't feel like the US anymore is that ownership of properties is no longer Bob who dreamed of some day opening a Pizza shop on Main st. It's all corporate now, all the way down.
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by throwitaway222 1mo ago
Second this but with Go
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by throwitaway222 1mo ago
Makes sense.
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by throwitaway222 1mo ago
> We believe that this world is far from being the best world possible This is like straight out of every evil villains mouth.
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by throwitaway222 1mo ago
And I don't disagree!
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by throwitaway222 1mo ago
> To begin, ads will not be personalised. We select them using the current topic of your ChatGPT conversation and limited contextual information, such as your general location and device type. We do not use your past chats or memories to
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by throwitaway222 1mo ago
Did an agent emit this? Why is kasdi saying hi to itself? It's markdown but HN doesn't display in markdown.
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by throwitaway222 1mo ago
I dislike it when people claim speech is violence. Like if you're trying to have a conversation on what should be or not - then people claim that it's a violent act to talk about.
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by throwitaway222 1mo ago
I was on a prescribed stimulant for 6 months. It was nice for work, but it ended up with too many side effects that kind of mess with ones head. It tends to "simplify" complex decision making processes and not just for code but fo
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by throwitaway222 1mo ago
Liberals had forever been linked to unions and Unions are linked to making products in the United States. All of the unions have shifted to the right because they're now the ones making the tariffs. Clinton sold them out. Ever visit Al
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by throwitaway222 1mo ago
Food and rent are not affected by tariff money. Food is grown locally in the US more than nearly any country, so people will survive if their solar inverter is $205 instead of $200 (and the asshole that imported it is paying $100 instead of
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by throwitaway222 2mo ago
While many people find the Leftist route of saving the country, the right route makes more sense to me. Reduce taxes to near zero - eliminate minimum wage - it's a recipe for starting companies. The left's answer is to destroy all
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by throwitaway222 2mo ago
I think they proved last year that most of the tarrifs were not going to consumers. It actually worked as an excellent business tax that did not get passed on. High tariffs are leftist ideology.
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by throwitaway222 2mo ago
Paid actors mostly.
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by throwitaway222 2mo ago
Never visited before and the site was HN load speed. Very fast.
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by throwitaway222 2mo ago
NYT finally doing fraud investigations because Nick Shirley was right?
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by throwitaway222 2mo ago
What is a doctor? The person recommending next course of action based on best practices. What is the best practice? Is it a globally decided on thing, a locally tested thing that has proven to be better? Is the global thing just the most po
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by throwitaway222 2mo ago
At this point there's no reason to read things when in most cases these articles should be summarized to 5 sentences (which is probably what the article's prompt was)
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by throwitaway222 2mo ago
tired of this
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by throwitaway222 2mo ago
Maybe we need to upgrade the system to be more like... To use this service copy and paste your authorization: 634534534535453454565646567880123843489579823374234 Thank you! Your authorization gives you permission to search for plate 5VFA213
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by throwitaway222 2mo ago
A counter anecdata. We transitioned from a postgres job queue to Rabbit. We had never ending problems after that, many of them were misunderstandings, some where just wrong-fit. We migrated because we had some time on our hands and thought
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by throwitaway222 2mo ago
However, AI may also help logitech and others improve their obfuscation of signals through more vibe coding.
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by throwitaway222 2mo ago
About a year ago I kept arguing with people that openai and anthropic (and others including Microsoft) revenue on all of this was going to be gigantic based on what I was seeing at a company buying tokens have having our customers buy token
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by throwitaway222 2mo ago
I would be interested in comparing this to 5.6 Sol on Codex instead of Claude. There's no moment where I thought claude had beat codex except for about 2 weeks earlier this summer. Things have drastically changed in favor of codex. The
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by throwitaway222 2mo ago
I wonder how hard it would be to vibe code a super basic gitea/gitlab clone (or a very stripped down version) that's designed to just have basic authentication w/ssh, some basic main branch protections, simple code review, et
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by throwitaway222 2mo ago
Not sure why these bottom ones were downvoted. Look I like AI a lot. I'm using it to build the companies I dreamed about 5 years ago but didn't have time. Now I have a $20 codex account and have burned through 800 million tokens i
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8YY-XXX-XXXX lending phone calls insane
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by throwitaway222 2mo ago
Probably a good thing, we need more people building major mega projects like the Line. Potentially we need AI to mass produce architecture and scale up and out city/county building departments to open the gates to massive buildings in
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by throwitaway222 2mo ago
Can we ban the 10 million Pakistan and India accounts being either pro-MAGA or pro-Communist then? Basically anyone with a profile with large asses and boobs.
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by throwitaway222 2mo ago
People are switching to online meetings and email and spam is blocked. Just kill all phone calling, it will work great.

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