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aigoochamna
3y ago
A 6MB blob is identical to 2MB, 1MB and 3MB blobs.
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aigoochamna
3y ago
"Even Mark Cuban can't..."? What has Cuban fixed?
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aigoochamna
3y ago
Meh, if they forked they should have called it "iron oxide" or "FeO" or something. Lost opportunity...
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aigoochamna
3y ago
If you think that way, you are not objectively weighing the benefits of server side rendering. It _is_ useful and shouldn't be tossed away for the benefits of a 6MB javascript blob.
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aigoochamna
3y ago
If their hacking ability is anything like the engineering ability you can contract then I am not worried.
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aigoochamna
3y ago
I don't know why, but the entire demonstration and explanation of the vision pro felt totally surreal. It felt like a 5-10 minute opening sequence for a Black Mirror episode. I don't think anyone asked for this.
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aigoochamna
3y ago
A close friend of mine went to highschool with George. Everything I read about him coincides perfectly with all of the highschool stories. At least he has stuck true to himself all these years :p
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aigoochamna
3y ago
Why is this is a surprise? You don't own Reddit. It's not "your" subreddit. You're a free worker (moderator) and you went against the boss (Reddit). Of course they fired you.
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aigoochamna
3y ago
Anyone else think Stackoverflow has been in a decline the past decade? Stackoverflow hardly surfaces when I am searching for help and when I find answers it's usually a blog or a hosted blog somewhere. Most Stackoverflow answers are us
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aigoochamna
3y ago
Happened to me once in college in New York. A kid smashed the vending machine and chips were everywhere.
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aigoochamna
3y ago
Learn and master fundamentals and not technologies. Html, css and javascript will be useful forever. As will basic computer science, architecture and so on.
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aigoochamna
3y ago
As for man #1, that's some dedication. Let the man play.
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aigoochamna
3y ago
I wonder how much it costs to run? I can't imagine it's too crazy.. data can be stored/cached easily and access is random and has some hot spots (recent torrents). Seems like it would be fairly cheap to run?
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aigoochamna
3y ago
I think it's important to have focus and direction. It's very challenging to have hobbies or side projects when you're focused and have direction. For example, you feel like you're wasting your time reading a fiction boo
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aigoochamna
3y ago
It is a think pad keyboard, it even has the windows key logo on it.
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aigoochamna
3y ago
Get 1-3 local businesses to buy a premium ad spot on your app. You can craft the ad with them and place it (side of the chat, top of the chat, etc). Charge them anywhere from $300-$1500 per-month. Get a few of those and that should cover yo
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3y ago
Thanks, that makes more sense. Reading the document as an outsider was confusing :p For a minute, I was worried there were some crazy nationalistic Chinese dudes living in the woods behind my house.
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aigoochamna
3y ago
I can try to summarize my understanding of events. 1. Dude gets invited to do a keynote. 2. Dude gets his keynote invite withdrawn because some members of the rust team were "uncomfortable" with the content of dude's b
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3y ago
The primary usecase for no color, in my opinion, is for running software on CI/CD and other automated systems. Sometimes you want to track logs or alert on certain output and you don't want a bunch of garbage characters that can&#
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aigoochamna
3y ago
"Living off the land" in the context of this document means using readily available command line tools and utilities on infected devices?
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aigoochamna
3y ago
Stay stupid. Do whatever seems to work or may work. Don't think about it. Just do it. The midwit meme pretty much sums this entire problem up: https://www.swyx.io/simplicity-rush
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3y ago
I'd like to suggest my new reactive JS framework called "react.js" not to be confused with reactjs.
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3y ago
Of course... now that OpenAI has built a moat they want to wall it off and make it harder for everyone else. Right...
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3y ago
The same goes for music. People plug in ear buds the second they sit down at a desk or step out the door. The only time I find it hard to do things in silence is while exercising... mainly the treadmill.
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aigoochamna
3y ago
As it stands now, modern recruiting is roughly the same as an AI recruiter. Scrape 10,000 emails/basic biographics and email blast everyone with an exciting opportunity at an {X} company doing {Y} thing that raised {Z} money. Insert un
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3y ago
> AI can’t do hiring because it lacks the data Challenge accepted.
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aigoochamna
3y ago
This brought another quote to mind for me, > "You know, the whole thing about perfectionism.. perfectionism is very dangerous, because of course if your fidelity to perfectionism is too high, you never do anything. Because doing any
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3y ago
It's not about what you use, but the fact that you actually use it. I would grab whatever you feel an inclination towards.. be it Nextjs, Rails, PHP, etc. The only thing that matters is that you do-- so pick whatever gets you off HN an
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aigoochamna
3y ago
I confirmed this is legit. Though you can mask your profanity slightly and it gets right around the filter (ie, fuck -> fu*k, etc). Still, if you pay for a product it should work as intended... we're all mostly adults.
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aigoochamna
3y ago
I recently got back into the habit of reading documentation from cover to cover. I would say it has been very valuable in my recent learning adventure. It saved me a from numerous gotchas that would have bit me. It also gave me a base knowl
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