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by cloverich 3mo ago
I have. it is work but definitely not a lot. It's more financial stress but that evaporates as your finances go up. Some people just like the control or have the asset though. Its all around a societal drain imo.
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by cloverich 3mo ago
demand is not number of buyers. it is amount of dollars buying. Excluding investors will disproportionately drive down prices.
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by cloverich 3mo ago
...at much lower prices.
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by cloverich 3mo ago
They are likely managing them out.
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by cloverich 3mo ago
Getting sick from eg reading while driving is what it intends to protect. But you can use it without really using your phone, like staring at a blank screen, ie not "using" your phone in the typical sense. For people that get sick
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by cloverich 3mo ago
I love this roundabout, we live down the street from it. People around here drive comically bad, mostly from what i suspect is simple inexperience (many new drivers), with a surprising side of entitlement (super rich area). Together, its be
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by cloverich 3mo ago
It helps even if not actually using your phone, and for all kinds of motion. (am highly succeptible to motion sickness, i generally have the feature on at all times).
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by cloverich 3mo ago
Yes. Ive been using for a long time now. Im middle aged and get sick easily (example: vomited last plane ride). Doesnt matter what i do, despite being inconsistent. These dots help tremendously. On airplanes and commuter trains and such, i
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by cloverich 3mo ago
> provided said docs but the AI would still mess it up somehow. The AI is not intelligent. Its really hard to grasp cleanly. But it can't do anything logically like we do. Its pattern matching. It has to be a pattern its seen; then
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by cloverich 3mo ago
That hasn't matched my experience. I read a fundamentals book on it, fully; a practical one (think it was T-SQL fundamentals, which was 90% ANSI sql). I did the problems, some were hard. Then its just kind of stuck around in my head, n
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by cloverich 4mo ago
I'm only middle age, and this has been the scariest part. Feeling older is hard. But watching it go faster is harder still. like you can more directly see all that is left. Although part of me thinks some of this is from being substant
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by cloverich 4mo ago
That's a bit disingenuous isn't it? Being unable to use any screenshot tool to capture an image on my laptop's browser was surprising to me, yes. Or are you arguing that Apple's implementations are no more restrictive th
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by cloverich 4mo ago
The other day i saw a slick scifi movie and really liked the interface in one of the random background terminals. I thought id recreate a working version of it. I snapped a screenshot on my iphone where i was watching, but lo it was blacked
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by cloverich 4mo ago
begs the question why there is a good supply of eng on low margin business though, given the skills transfer cleanly to higher margin businesses.
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by cloverich 4mo ago
Carmack level folks are the exception. the vast majority of faang interest is money. In fact if youve been in dev long enough, youd see even the makeup of the tyipical eng has changed, there are quite a few normies in the field these days,
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by cloverich 4mo ago
One that has long tickled me is cabbage +/- pickling. I eat both sauerkraut and kimchi from the jar and enjoy them as additions to _roughly_ the same foods, and when friends/family ask I insist they are basically the same thing an
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by cloverich 4mo ago
Doesnt need to be tech. My blue collar UPS worker friend is all in on down with regulations, and claimed if anything we meed MORE billionaires. Many in America see regulation and taxes in all forms as bad, and the primary thing holding back
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by cloverich 4mo ago
One more on top of others. Many people felt it was a solution in search of a problem. As in, there was no problem i had that it solved. And it was forced on us, in place of something useful. From the start i read that as: This wont be here
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by cloverich 4mo ago
IMO the right next step, which Apple will get to slowly, is better Siri and better app intents. No apps reminds me a bit of the no folders, use search for everything and organize nothing, approach. To me it falls flat because structure - wh
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by cloverich 4mo ago
Thats true but online content has always had its place. 25 years ago finding forums and irc was a god send, my lonely hobbies and interests became things i could regularly talk about. Its just modern social media abused the system, the algo
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by cloverich 4mo ago
are those attributes now assets?
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by cloverich 5mo ago
> but being aware of your mortality is inextricably linked to the human experience. They aren't aware / afraid of their mortality. They are aware of the lack of financial safety net / social support. It is in effect everyo
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by cloverich 5mo ago
I'd color this a little. I think there's also an engineering mindset some people have, and some don't. And over 10 years in, I'm still not sure if it can be trained or not. Some people are just really good at seeing the
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by cloverich 5mo ago
> doctor Rigorous formal education, multiple rigorous exams, then years of shadowing and training. I went through this process, and tech interviews are a breeze by comparison.
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by cloverich 5mo ago
As a software dev that started at a hardware focused company... I don't think it need be in jest, nor need be offensive? Hardware and software are different disciplines, even when they do overlap in embedded. It just seems to me - havi
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by cloverich 5mo ago
But by page 5, those stories have around 50-60 karma, while claude page five is still 500+ (i found your comment surprising based on my daily hn reading recollection - i mostly read top N daily and feel i only occassionally see codex storie
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by cloverich 6mo ago
My "try to understand" take: We subsidize corn, then use it yo make a less efficient fuel. The money involved in this process likely takes away from subsidies to other forms of energy. There are a great many activities we do not s
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by cloverich 6mo ago
Feel little like this is generated and not based on experience. Claude.md should be short. Typescript strict mode isnt a gotcha, itll figure that out on its own easily, imo omit things like that. People put far too much stuff in claude, jus
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by cloverich 6mo ago
i also worry but am also shocked how far a single $20 sub gets me on side project. i pay for 3 (cc, codex, gemini) but am almost never going beyond cc, even when im merging several prs a day.
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by cloverich 6mo ago
This is really interesting; ive done very high level code maps but the entire project seems wild, it works? So, small model figures out which files to use based on the code map, and then enriches with snippets, so big model ideally gets pre

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