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by ulizzle 4y ago
It's originally called "Carpe Diem", and it's been a common phrase used and misused for millennia Of course, no one thinks that when doing something truly dangerous.
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by ulizzle 4y ago
You will always have tech debt, it's a matter of degree. Of course, you have to feel what the best ratio is for your project, which is highly dependent on circumstances, but you definitely want as little tech debt as possible. But what
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by ulizzle 4y ago
My feeling is that Payola is most likely the reason why the recommendation algorithms are so bad rn.
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by ulizzle 4y ago
Here's the first result when I googled "biblical meaning of submission in marriage": "Submission in marriage means selflessness, service, accountability, and respect for your partner, which should be mutual; it is not sl
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by ulizzle 4y ago
Yeah, it does have significant performance improvements, because diffing the Virtual Dom adds heavily to computation costs if you aren't being extra careful or as the application grows to real-world size, especially in mobile. No VDom
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by ulizzle 4y ago
I still remember the glory days of Thunderbird, good times. I'm not holding my hopes up, internet history has proved that 2nd systems rarely make it, but as long as they don't change the badass logo, I wish 'em luck.
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by ulizzle 4y ago
I just got back into the market after taking a hiatus to write a novel (finished it, deleted it afterward cus I'm not proud of it) and work on my music,(more success but I'm not good enough to think I can make a career out of it).
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by ulizzle 4y ago
This post is a clear example of the dangers of Dunning-Kruger and how it can drive someone to insanity.
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by ulizzle 4y ago
Make your own home gym. Start with some dumbbells. Don't forget your cardio so get a jump rope. Try going for 100 burpees or as many as you can do in 20 mins, whichever happens first. That's an easy way to get fit at home in no ti
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by ulizzle 4y ago
Good. They deserve it for bringing us the travesty that was rings of prime. That billion dollar bet sure didn’t pan out either.
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by ulizzle 4y ago
Opinions that go against the proverbial grain get downvoted early here in HN, but most of the time, (see anything that dissents against the dreams of a robotic utopia)(ChatGTP) as long as you are not trolling, people will upvote it once the
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by ulizzle 4y ago
Pair early and often, especially if working remotely.
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by ulizzle 4y ago
Can’t edit anymore, but notice how I’m accused of being ridiculous yet the numbers being thrown here are all absurd percentages like, 90%, 99%, and so on
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by ulizzle 4y ago
No offence taken; but where did I say that chatGTP should stop writing altogether? So it's just going to spew out a lot more mediocre writing than we already have, and self-driving cars are going to cause even more accidents, but it&#x
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by ulizzle 4y ago
It's incapable of original thought, so absolutely not. Proof: can ChatGTP trigger y'all like I did?
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by ulizzle 4y ago
Does anyone actually even believe that this A.I generated writing is any good? The standards seem extremely low. Can it beat Tolkien or Asimov? No. Then what is even the point of all this propaganda?
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by ulizzle 4y ago
That's actually not as wild as you think, because that's what happens when a building or bridge falls. The contractor that built the bridge, just like the company that designed it, the agency responsible for inspections and mainte
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by ulizzle 4y ago
Who are the significant minority? This is the same claim always given by the A.I boosters. Who sees firefighters fighting a fire and decides to just plow through and make matters worse? Because by "significant minority" what you a
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by ulizzle 4y ago
This is just history repeating itself, like with the 2.0 web bubble. Cheap money is dumb money. Dumb money is scaredy-cat money. Let's not pretend that we aren't heading bal...erm I mean, head-first into a recession.
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by ulizzle 4y ago
Check out "The Art of Fiction: Notes on Craft for Young Writers" by John Gardner. Later, try RPG games (Not WoTC/Hasbro D&D)(which apart from being crazy rn, it really got boring around 3.5E when it tried to copy World of
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by ulizzle 4y ago
Have you ever watched "All Tomorrows: The Future of Humanity"? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=imNtSPM3-r4
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YAGNI Then. YAGNI Now. YAGNI Forever!(ulizzle.substack.com)
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by ulizzle 4y ago
People change their minds when they are alone. That's why it's better to be calm than to be aggro when arguing.
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by ulizzle 4y ago
The silver lining in this shitstorm is that a lot of D&D-like games are going to be getting lots of attention. There's better systems out there. IMO, D&D proper died out at 4e, when it tried to copy WoW. If you like horror, che
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by ulizzle 4y ago
Clicking on the link is booting me out to Google. Is that just me?
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by ulizzle 4y ago
Yeah, of course, I am. I don't see what that has to do with anything. So my point is only valid if I support someone else? A lot of us here have read "Learn You A Haskell for a Great Good". We've used it. It's not a
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Don't Waterboard Me with Your Onboarding!(ulizzle.substack.com)
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What Makes a Bad Programmer?(ulizzle.substack.com)
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by ulizzle 4y ago
It's inaccessible because it's difficult and arcane compared to languages like Python, especially at the beginner levels when you are still trying to figure out how a for-loop works, and what are variables, and so on.
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by ulizzle 4y ago
Did everyone forget about the Seinfeld episode where George gets smarter when he foregoes sex altogether? Because that's how it works IRL

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