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by anon2020dot00 4y ago
Open AI Da Vinci playground is the closest there is at the moment
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by anon2020dot00 4y ago
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by anon2020dot00 4y ago
People get snippets from Stack Overflow all the time and usually there is no concern whether it is properly attributed or not. I'd argue that people who open-source code expect other people to learn from it in a small way of snippets a
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by anon2020dot00 4y ago
As a software developer, we deal with specific points rather than generalities. Am I doing something illegal or is it fair use? That's the important point to keep in mind and I assume most of Hacker News audience are software devs.
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by anon2020dot00 4y ago
If someone bought a copy of an educational book like "Learning Go" and used some code snippets from it in their own product, that's fair use. But if someone released the book as their own product titled "Learning Go Bett
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by anon2020dot00 4y ago
Buggy code can easily come from copying Stack Overflow or even from Github open-source repos so I doubt CoPilot would contribute to it anymore than it already is.
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by anon2020dot00 4y ago
A few snippets of code is not a product. If there was an open-source money-making product and someone builds a competing product using considerable help from CoPilot then that is a stronger case for damages then if someone just used some sn
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by anon2020dot00 4y ago
Markdown for low-level detailed stuff, Trello for higher-level more abstract items
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by anon2020dot00 4y ago
There's no sign that he is lacking in incentive/incompetent/lack of experience, in fact, he mentions that he is actively making it known to his teammates that he has spare time and is not loaded during meetings. He hasn'
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by anon2020dot00 4y ago
He is 6 months on the job. He doesn't know the proper context of the business and it is normal and expected to be handheld at the start. If he was already at some length in the company, then it would be normal and expected that he woul
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by anon2020dot00 4y ago
Your talking more about your experience rather than what the OP is saying. The OP is saying that he is not immature and he is not content to browse the internet and that he is trying to be autonomous but since he is not the product owner, i
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by anon2020dot00 4y ago
My idea is that there is a market for community-curated spaced repetition decks. Many people want to learn the same things such as a foreign language or a programming language. The difficult part is creating a deck and crafting the answers
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by anon2020dot00 4y ago
Interesting question, and it really boils down to "given what you know now, what would you have done differently in the past?" Most regrets stem from poor information or prediction capability such as the story of the one that went
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by anon2020dot00 4y ago
Execute Program https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32332259
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by anon2020dot00 4y ago
Spaced repetition is already a well-understood and well-accepted idea. Why feel need to debate about it? The more important thing is the product which is SaveAI which is using AI to make the spaced repetition process much more efficient and
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by anon2020dot00 4y ago
There is no need to worry about the threat of AI. While it is true that AI has the potential to cause great harm, it is also true that AI has the potential to do a great deal of good. As long as we are careful and responsible in our develop
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by anon2020dot00 4y ago
30x doesn't seem to mean 3000% but means 30 times original value. If I had starting capital of 100 usd and it increased by 20x then that means I gained 2000 usd which is 20x of my starting capital. EDIT: correction 30x is same as 3000%
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by anon2020dot00 4y ago
I was looking for a Mermaid alternative and found this. I recommend people to give it a try.
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Flowchart.Fun – the fastest free online text to flowchart generator(flowchart.fun)
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by anon2020dot00 4y ago
I usually vary my note-taking style a lot but my current favourite is to just use handwritten outline style (bullet points) and then later transcribe those to flowchart.fun for the useful visualization.
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by anon2020dot00 4y ago
I've been using Notebloc Android app more for this purpose. It can take pictures of pages in a notebook and crop nicely. Also good for taking screenshots of a computer. Although it might seem strange to use a mobile phone to take a pic
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by anon2020dot00 4y ago
It offers a free trial so you can try it for yourself. It's very easy to use and to setup. My impression is that most developers will find it useful as a better code completion and even code documentation tool. Of course, it doesn&#x27
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by anon2020dot00 4y ago
Consolas looks good and is the default for VS code on Windows
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by anon2020dot00 4y ago
I don't think it is important that AI is intelligent what is more important is that it is useful and that it solves problems. AI Intelligence would just be a means towards that goal. As human beings, we slowly evolve from one generatio
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by anon2020dot00 4y ago
We know that correlation is not thinking, but it is good enough for it to help or to be used as a starting point which is why people appreciate it as code documentation in this case or code completion in Github co-pilot.
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by anon2020dot00 4y ago
Simple answer is that a lot of people enjoy having kids around. Most people would rather be living with a loving wife and kids especially in their fifties or above instead of living alone or with just a husband/wife; I say most since o
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by anon2020dot00 4y ago
Some people grew-up in happy families and so have happy family memories. As kids, they enjoyed spending time with their parents and as adults they envision enjoying time with their kids and so they conceive them. People are social animals a
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by anon2020dot00 4y ago
Well said, also another red flag, at least for me, is that she mentioned that she is looking for qualities of a partner like looking for a CTO. But the difference is that with a CTO is it is purely an economic relationship which can be term
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by anon2020dot00 4y ago
I just have some few favourites that I often come back to; such as scrambled eggs with Japanese dip (Kewpie or Otafuku), air-fried french fries and mozzarella sticks.
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by anon2020dot00 4y ago
Remote work can affect a variety of people in different ways so a blanket statement that classifies people who struggle with remote setup as under-performers anyway comes across as too judgmental and lacking in nuance. There are a variety o

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