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brodouevencode
1y ago
This seems to happen with increasing frequency on HN these days.
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1y ago
Has the definition of vibe coding changed since Karpathy coined it? https://x.com/karpathy/status/1886192184808149383
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2y ago
If MMT is real and government expenditure doesn't matter then it should be cut out of GDP calculation.
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2y ago
Seriously - I'd love to have my kids walk but we are 22 miles away (in a rural area).
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2y ago
How much time do you spend reviewing the code it produces? Is this for a commercial product, internal stuff, or side project?
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2y ago
I did realize something interesting when there and it speaks to my previous point: most of the abuse was amongst the workers themselves. A lot of times a farmer/producer will hire "a guy" to do a job, one that acts as a contr
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> Many of the immigrant workers used on farms are treated like slaves, locked up when they aren't in the fields or kept in overcrowded housing without basic utilities. While conditions aren't what most people consider comfortab
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2y ago
My takeaway is that since users seemingly have more confidence they are able to set their lives on courses more appropriate for them. For instance, > She hasn’t wanted to have sex for at least five years Zepbound just uncovered an underl
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2y ago
> Monoliths remain pretty good > Micro-services require justification (they've increasingly just become assumed) I say the opposite is true. Monoliths have a negative value return with the expansion of an application.
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2y ago
I started to downvote this comment but when you finished with > There is no longer any cultural center to even deviate from when everyone lives in a personalized media landscape. I realized you hit the nail no the head. Everyone needs to
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2y ago
Kubota tractors. I've used them for years. Tough as nails, tons of implements, great service experiences.
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Everyone else paying attention predicted the same things. A sub-industry was created when companies realized their engineers didn't have the expertise to manage their resources effectively and when cloud providers did not provide good
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2y ago
Cost explorer will help you dig into the usage type and resources used.
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2y ago
Good luck to the author. Having a tractor around just to move things (mulch, etc.) is very useful. You can generate a significant amount of output in a relatively small space. Two years ago (last year was weird) we netted ~7 gallons of blue
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2y ago
Better than I ever have. Seriously. Life is good.
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2y ago
https://archive.is/8RgWv
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2y ago
Chick-Fil-A didn't exist in the 1950s.
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2y ago
I don't think so. I've seen things on here I completely politically align with but find tiresome and overused, even flagging some of it.
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2y ago
Thanks @dang > the question "which ones specifically are ok?" is generally answered by: the ones that have some intellectual interest that isn't just partisan, plus significant-enough new information so that the discussion
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Ask HN: Can we stop with the political posts?
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Can we stop with the political posts?
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2y ago
I don't know that it will fundamentally reshape compute as strongly as the Internet reshaped communications, but RISC-V is such an appealing platform. It's so powerful given power demands and cost.
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2y ago
> systematic armed robbery of the harvests from both Russian and Ukrainian peasants...to bring back food for the starving urban population centers Holodomor sounds like a great justification for guarding against populism or even pure dem
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2y ago
A simplistic take on a complicated subject. Some things, many things, warrant a rewrite. There are several reasons why: 1) the system is not used in the way in which it was designed 2) you've learned a great deal more about the problem
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> For some reason this reminds me repeat spouse abuse victims who tend to knowingly preference relationships that result in violence This is a pretty disgusting comparison.
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2y ago
> Reddit Reddit is the center of toxicity. One dissenting opinion and mods banish you.
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2y ago
These performative "plans" will only backfire on them. Just like with the filibuster and all the idiotic process rules in both houses.
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Told my kids that they are spies for Santa.
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It wasn't a question of morality - we don't know what the long term side effects are. Look if it helps a morbidly obese person drop enough weight so that they can get a handle on their A1C, blood pressure, etc. then it's prob
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Wealthier people (presumably the ones who have more free time) in first world countries tend to be the healthier ones.
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