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vxNsr
4y ago
> no camera during interview to me this is immediate no hire. If you can't be bothered to show your face, I can't trust you.
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vxNsr
4y ago
It’s helpful if you can read English but the code is difficult to understand. Most explanations of code are more verbose than the code they’re explaining because code is usually pretty terse compared to natural language. You can think of “t
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vxNsr
4y ago
I was aware of and use copilot but I didn’t realize it was built on top of codex. And wasn’t even aware codex existed until you commmented. I read hn pretty regularly but unless you’re really excited about the AI space a lot of this news wa
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vxNsr
4y ago
This basically just tells us what we already know, SSR is faster for the client usually
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vxNsr
4y ago
Anyone else find it odd that we’re doing 3rd party studies on a programmed algorithm?
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vxNsr
4y ago
Yea yea yea. That’s why I said 3rd party. I know they long ago decided not to make an app and have given up on the idea. But you’d think someone would step up in their place and make something useful.
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vxNsr
4y ago
Why does anything need to look good?
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vxNsr
4y ago
I saw that but I don’t like it because it uses periods instead of commas.
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vxNsr
4y ago
What’s even harder to understand is why there isn’t a good 3rd party iPad calculator app. This doesn’t feel like a difficult problem to solve, and yet here we without an intuitive, good looking calculator for the iPad.
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vxNsr
4y ago
The issue is that the default Calc doesn’t let you see history and nearly every single 3rd party calc doesn’t follow iOS design principles, just doesn’t look very good, and are often inexplicably slow.
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vxNsr
4y ago
> mac-only I was trying to figure out why I’d never heard of Omnigraffle and then saw this. Makes sense. It’s interesting that there are so many Mac-only design tools
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vxNsr
4y ago
OP is calling it pedantic because most people mean PT. When someone says 9am they mean 9am regardless of the timezone, they’ll add the timezone if they’re talking with someone from a different timezone but still 99% of the time they mean 9
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vxNsr
4y ago
Can you give a few examples of what you mean by this?
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vxNsr
4y ago
Most likely a poor ai attempt.
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vxNsr
4y ago
That video kinda lost the thread of what it was supposed to be about, it went from a cool video about paper (which admittedly is no easy task) to a generic “things are small but also things are big”
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vxNsr
4y ago
According to that story which I’ve listened to before, that partnership had a very specific set of goals, once those goals were achieved or deemed unachievable (as the case may be) the purpose of the plant no longer existed so they shut it
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vxNsr
4y ago
As others have said, it comes down to length, if you want 120Gbps you’ll need to go with fiber
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vxNsr
4y ago
If you go to Amazon a lot why not whitelist?
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vxNsr
4y ago
What is your current height and weight? If I were to lose 80lbs I would become emaciated.
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vxNsr
4y ago
My guess is: the administration controlling North Korea would be considered by many to be extreme (left, right, you pick) but in North Korea they are the establishment. So too in SF, outside of cali they would be considered extreme (left,
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vxNsr
4y ago
Literally was just looking at doing this an hour ago. After deciding it’d be too much work I come to hn for my pre-sleep reading and find this, lol.
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vxNsr
4y ago
As someone who is using display-switch[0] to imitate a hardware KVM switch in software I can say I’ve seen many of these issues in trying to debug the random issues that using ddc creates. Ddc is to http what your county clerk’s website is
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vxNsr
4y ago
I’m just worried “doing this right” for us means a poor return on investment for him which means it won’t survive very long.
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vxNsr
4y ago
Got it, so it’ll be very different. Monetization will likely be affiliate links and ads, though I wonder if they’ll give float plane subscribers an ad free experience. Also curious if they’ll be able to keep the firewall between marketing a
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4y ago
I can say that when you’re trying to compare versions gdocs and word are a little more difficult to use compared to how GitHub (or git) presents the diff.
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vxNsr
4y ago
This is why I’m curious to see how LTT will be able to properly monetize their new review unit, for most ppl it’s not interesting to see HOW the widgets were reviewed, they just want to see the results. If the results exist in any form othe
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vxNsr
4y ago
This is interesting but I’m curious, how much use would something like this get? Forget a paid product or any sort of licensing requirements: If someone were to create a DocHub that treated docx files like txt files and had a plugin for wor
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vxNsr
4y ago
Just curious how they did this, your whole shtick is that you don’t send emails, and is read are a repository for newsletters and other spam… how does that translate to scraping emails addresses and sending newsletters to personal inboxes?
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vxNsr
4y ago
Just treat it the same way, assume everything you will say on discord will become public. Problem solved.
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Google falsely told the police that a father was a molesting his son
(pluralistic.net)
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