3pt14159

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by 3pt14159 3mo ago
I’m sorry but this comment is hysterical. I have experience with construction and engineering and I shudder to think what type of monstrosity you’ve built.
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Tell HN: Prayer with AI models is suboptimal
3 points by 3pt14159 4mo ago|1 comments
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by 3pt14159 5mo ago
Although I believe that the war in Ukraine is unjust, I still do love Russia. They are an extreme people and that cuts both ways. If you learn even a little bit of their language and make friends with Russians you will see a glimpse of the
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by 3pt14159 5mo ago
If what you are saying is true, then you would see exploit marketplaces list iOS exploits at hundreds of millions of dollars. Right now a cursory glance sets the price for zero click persistent exploit at $2m behind Android at $2.5m. Still
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by 3pt14159 6mo ago
I love DigitalOcean to the point where I actually applied for a job there[0]. The UI is leagues better than AWS and there are really useful API endpoints to control common things. I've been a paying customer for something like 12 years
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by 3pt14159 7mo ago
Location: Toronto, Canada Remote: Willing to do remote, yes. Willing to relocate: Willing to relocate, but nothing colder than Toronto. Technologies: Python (Django), Ruby (Rails), advanced SQL, MS Excel including Solver. Résumé/CV: On
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Ask HN: Who Should I Talk To?
7 points by 3pt14159 7mo ago|3 comments
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by 3pt14159 8mo ago
This doesn’t work for my iPhone that’s about three years old.
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by 3pt14159 11mo ago
I upvoted you even though we presently disagree because you bring an honest perspective to the discussion. The main reason I was drawn to the Catholic Church was that I believed in transubstantiation, or at least the real presence. I was dr
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by 3pt14159 11mo ago
I’ve had a wild life. I was a Protestant for over thirty years and I became a Catholic around two years ago. I’ve had more than a few demons attack me and two confirmed good spirits, probably angels. The test for spirits is to get them to a
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by 3pt14159 11mo ago
I downvoted you for two reasons: 1. I didn't see any obvious AI ticks in the article. 2. If you want to claim that some slop is AI then please bring reasons. Even if they are the stuff of "there is too many em-dashes" then fi
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by 3pt14159 1y ago
I remember the first bubble. It was absolutely huge. This is nothing compared to that. This is a bit frothy, but given the difference between AGI and human intelligences it is at least understandable. If AI can replace most workers then we
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by 3pt14159 1y ago
Have you tried going to a church or a country club or a bar? There is also a find friends option on most dating apps. I really wish that you’d find at least one friend. If you’re in Toronto I could meet up with you at a cafe or a pub.
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by 3pt14159 1y ago
I'm sorry but only at my most very dedicated periods of work did I work 100 hour weeks, and that was like 3 or 4 weeks tops. I highly doubt that anyone sustains a 100 hour work week for much longer. Eighty hour work weeks? Sure, that i
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by 3pt14159 1y ago
Governments need privacy. They literally investigate child mollestation cases. They hunt spies. They handle all sorts of messy things like divorce between couples with abuse. I'm not commenting on the government coming in at unveiling
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by 3pt14159 1y ago
I remember a time before UTF-8's ubiquity. It was such a headache moving to i18z. I love UTF-8.
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by 3pt14159 1y ago
I don't really know why we even need commas for lists of things. Just use the white space.
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by 3pt14159 1y ago
I can't believe how long this Wikipedia article is and complete with sources! Like, it's just a cat! I'm surprised the notoriety police haven't swooped in.
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by 3pt14159 1y ago
Hahahaha. I wish HN allowed the use of the joy emoji in response for these types of posts.
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by 3pt14159 1y ago
Possibly Canadian, where it isn't legal to buy human blood.
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by 3pt14159 1y ago
That's what I was going to say. Big conclusions based of tiny sample sizes are ridiculous.
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by 3pt14159 2y ago
Travelling would be so much more annoying if we did it that way. Imagine constantly having to double check what the local time is for getting out of bed.
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by 3pt14159 2y ago
It's about perception. When I look at a old page on GitHub and there haven't been any code changes in two years but it does look like the Issues page is addressed quickly then I can trust the old code. On the other hand if the Iss
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Are LLMs making StackOverflow irrelevant?(blog.pragmaticengineer.com)
1 points by 3pt14159 2y ago|0 comments
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We Improved Our Docker Image Security Using Chainguard's Wolfi(flagsmith.com)
6 points by 3pt14159 2y ago|0 comments
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by 3pt14159 2y ago
I've found more incredible improvements in AI than in consumer electronics these days. I'm still daily surprised at just how good ChatGPT is at understanding my pretty complex queries.
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by 3pt14159 2y ago
Heroku is decent although I don't like some of the tweaks you can't do with it. For example, setting variables in postgres is neutered.
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by 3pt14159 2y ago
The post doesn’t definitively answer whether Bond is bisexual but argues for the importance of acknowledging the possibility. It highlights how the franchise’s ambiguity opens the door for diverse interpretations, inviting viewers to see Bo
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by 3pt14159 2y ago
Tests are embarrassingly parallel. If you can split up the load for CI then at the limit the slowest response is your slowest running test. I wish more tooling would expose this out of the box, but with some effort it is possible.
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by 3pt14159 2y ago
I'm surprised you say so btilly. I've found the differences in between SQLite and Postgres to be large enough to bring up issues that are hard to find. Timestamp handling, non-trivial indexes, etc.

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