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Show HN: I, AI – A story about AI(antjanus.com)
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Best Practices for AI-Assisted Coding with Claude Code and Building Claude.md(antjanus.com)
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by antjanus 4y ago
I switched as well and it's actually such a "pick the lesser evil" situation and I hate that. I'm gonna write a quick comparison as I've switched between platforms several times (still miss my Windows Phone tbh thou
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by antjanus 5y ago
I've done 4-5g several times before, I guess it affects everyone differently?
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by antjanus 5y ago
I really like it -- lots of legal documents I've signed over the past few years are in DocuSign. Which also means that I have easy storage for my _own_ documents. If I log in, I can see the lease I signed 3-4 years ago, the contract I
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by antjanus 5y ago
I often see the whole product free like this -- and then pricing comes about for collaborative features, cloud storage, cloud processing, etc. So I'm guessing that's how it'll remain free -- as long as you use your own storag
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by antjanus 5y ago
that's pretty much how I feel, too. I really love the flow of hooks and I write a ton of them -- majority of the logic I write tend to end up in hooks and I really love that. There's something to having a function that can hold st
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by antjanus 6y ago
Yeah, could be! I grew up close to the polish/slovak/czech border. I bet some of those words got mixed together.
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by antjanus 6y ago
I'm Czech and under the dialect where I grew up, "Zluda" could be translated to "evil person/monster" or "mischievous person/monster". Growing up, people sometimes called their kids "zludy&q
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by antjanus 6y ago
I'm not an audiophile but I am a disabled user which is why I can't buy these. I can't lift up my right arm all the way up so I typically don't use the right-side headphone controls on headphones. The AirPods Max aren&#x
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by antjanus 6y ago
Totally agree. One of the banks I bank with has a fully interactive JS application with no reloads. It's super smooth to interact with and makes the experience amazing. I also bank with another bank that does full-page reloads and it&#
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by antjanus 6y ago
Yeah, that's the thing. I used my dock with both my desktop and laptop for months and it worked fine. _Still_ works fine. It's a 100W. If I plug it into my Macbook, it'll run the external display for like 10 seconds and shut
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by antjanus 6y ago
I just got my first macbook in years. I legit thought something was wrong with my monitor (even though it works perfectly with my Windows desktop and my Linux laptop). So it's Big Sur??
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by antjanus 6y ago
> However, for some reason the lighter one is just easier for me to parse at a cursory glance I have the opposite reaction. I wonder what kind of computer/monitor the author is using. I found that lighter colors (whites/greys&#
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by antjanus 6y ago
I guess that's where we disagree. I don't think it's been used successfully and by design, meritocracy isn't for the benefit of everyone -- it encourages actions only for the benefit of the power-wielders because they&#x
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by antjanus 6y ago
No? maybe I misunderstood your comment. Everyone seems to default to "if it's not meritocracy, then what?" or they default to "this meritocracy alternative you're proposing is worse". Well, then, what's be
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by antjanus 6y ago
I'd like to invite you to come up with a strategy to counter meritocracy bias to make it "fair" for everyone. What would your strategy be?
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by antjanus 6y ago
so you're saying to avoid biases, we should have a diverse and inclusive set of interviewers that can counter each others' blind spots. And that meritocracy on its own cannot work because everyone is biased in one way or another.
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by antjanus 6y ago
it's tragic that people think merit-based promotions and hiring actually exist. Meritocracy is flawed and extremely biased -- because people that enforce meritocracy are biased. Martin himself shows himself to be a biased person which
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by antjanus 6y ago
There are certain items that are more susceptible: - kids toys - any kind of supplements/protein powder/etc. - cheaper electronics/cables/etc.
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by antjanus 6y ago
I probably spend as much as you -- though in the past year or so, I've been shopping elsewhere. There are some products that are "safe" to buy and you won't have to worry but there's a ton of stuff that will randoml
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by antjanus 6y ago
https://glimpse-editor.github.io/ It's an unofficial fork and rather than reading a whole weird thread of people arguing about this fork, read the quick summary they have on their site: "Our contributors have used
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by antjanus 6y ago
Oh, I agree! There are so many YT creators now that discuss how their videos are demonetized and how it's fucking them over but they're okay because of Patreon support. Same with me. If I lost my Twitter account, I could rebuild i
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by antjanus 6y ago
Wish I had known about this product. This seems like a really awesome bookmarking service -- better than most I've seen. :( This is also so terribly common. I had a Twitter account get suspended for 2 months...with no explanation. I ap
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by antjanus 6y ago
1Q84 subverts Chekhov's Gun in a fantastic way. It partially breaks 4th wall but it also somehow illustrates that real life doesn't abide by Chekhov's Gun. It's not a mystery per se but it deals with a lot of unknowns an
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by antjanus 6y ago
I think what we'll see in 5 years will be browsers using even more hardware acceleration/GPU acceleration for its rendering -- so it'll be entirely abstracted away from us. Obviously, direct canvas rendering will still be m
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by antjanus 6y ago
I recently found out that Google Sheets uses Canvas for its spreadsheets. That's probably a part of why it's so performant.
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by antjanus 6y ago
That is a good point. We're getting closer to fines that actually hurt the companies enough not to do it again. Not there yet, but closer. The frustrating part is that they kept doing it even after they said they wouldn't. And F
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by antjanus 6y ago
You mean that this quarter alone , they made $5B in pure profit ? I'm not sure if that helps any argument against what I said.
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by antjanus 6y ago
The problem is that threatening doesn't mean much. The $5b isn't much in the grand scheme of things, and I doubt we'll be as "lucky" to get a judge that feels similarly next time.

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