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by ctkhn 3mo ago
People like Zuck are incredible outliers when it comes to wealth and most people are basically underwater financially. A lot of us do send some money to the food bank or the local arts initiative but the amount left after the bills for livi
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by ctkhn 3mo ago
It feels like the only thing it's really big in now in the states for is facebook marketplace, which is just a slightly higher trust (but still scam and flake prone) version of craigslist using the existing user base. Feels like all hi
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by ctkhn 3mo ago
I got around 50-60 on my m3 max so 100tps seems very realistic for 2 gens later of chip and double the ram
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by ctkhn 3mo ago
I think that's a good point, never thought about it like that. I like the abstraction level that Spring Boot brings, but working with a principal engineer who was very into AOP on my previous team was a huge pain. Like you and GP said,
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by ctkhn 3mo ago
I don't even travel a ton but portability is huge. It's not a flex, it's a functional thing that lets me move around within my house or work while I'm at my parents or traveling or anywhere else. Other than my media coll
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by ctkhn 3mo ago
I have been running qwen 3.6 35b a3b with opencode on my macbook pro 16" with m3 max and 64gb ram, and it's been great for local planning and coding. To be honest I have been on and off wishing I had future proofed with the 128gb
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by ctkhn 3mo ago
Not sure what the actual cost was, but in 2015 my parents got a solar system in California that covers the entire house plus an EV. I remember looking at the time to payoff and I think it took maybe five years, now day to day power and all
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by ctkhn 3mo ago
I haven't used AI for investment advice, but I did use deepseek and google ai overview to prepare returns from my w-2, 1099s for HY savings interest and brokerage account stock sales, and some non-1099 capital gains from previous emplo
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AI Is Upending One of Finance's Cushiest Jobs(bloomberg.com)
5 points by ctkhn 3mo ago|2 comments
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by ctkhn 4mo ago
The US needs to start imagining something else. It's hard to think of the last war that the US won.
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by ctkhn 6mo ago
What theater is that at? Sounds like a mega chain like AMC or Regal. The local indie theater we go to in one of the 5 largest American cities has never been over $15 per ticket and adding popcorn and a drink is maybe $10 more on top.
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by ctkhn 8mo ago
This is fantastic. Been looking for a way to get feedback on my pronunciation since I came back from Shanghai and haven't been seeing native speakers every day. Is there any plan to make this a download for desktop or mobile? Would be
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by ctkhn 8mo ago
Teams is still nowhere near Slack's features and usefulness. I wouldn't say it's a direct competitor, it's like store brand vs a mid-luxury item
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by ctkhn 9mo ago
I've got a paperwhite 4. But for now KUAL is enough
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by ctkhn 9mo ago
Love my jailbroken kindle, but would love a full replacement OS like this.
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by ctkhn 9mo ago
As an American I would take DB over Amtrak any day. At least the country would be covered with fast rail to some extent
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by ctkhn 9mo ago
People have been writing about it for years. This is why we have child labor laws, work week standards, etc except in white collar and tech work we've been tricked into thinking we don't need those things
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by ctkhn 10mo ago
In my experience, a lot of the time the people who COULD be solving these issues are people who used to code or never have. The actual engineers who might do something like this aren't given authority or scope and you have MBAs or scru
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by ctkhn 10mo ago
That is a bonkers edge case that it never occurred to me would happen. I am glad to not be under those regulations
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by ctkhn 10mo ago
People need to learn manners, nobody should be using video calling without headphones. It's insane whenever someone joins and we hear all their background, feedback of whoever is speaking, etc as if nobody has ever told them to mute or
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by ctkhn 10mo ago
I think it's pretty fair to expect people on here to know what RCS is, it's not exactly new this year
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by ctkhn 10mo ago
My org hosts it on prem, and while I don't like the way pages are organized for projects, I only really interact with the PR page and that is laid out well. Most of my interaction with git is happening from my terminal anyway so ¯\_ (ツ
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by ctkhn 10mo ago
This is crazy expensive. I built my own copy stand recently from this post's specs and even adding in a digital camera, it's still a lot cheaper than 999 euros. https://alexandermatragos.com/blog/2023/1&#
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Show HN: RSS Feed Generator(github.com)
3 points by ctkhn 11mo ago|0 comments
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by ctkhn 11mo ago
Not to be anti YC on their forum, but the VC business model is all about splashing cash on a wide variety of junk that will mostly be worthless, hyping it to the max, and hoping one or two is like amazon or facebook. He's not an engine
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by ctkhn 11mo ago
That's exactly what I'm looking for, thank you!
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by ctkhn 11mo ago
Pair programming - I just want to share my screen and audio with a teammate, so a full video meeting software is over the top bloat. And this https://tuple.app/ is tuple, previous company gave us subscriptions to use and I
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Ask HN: Favorite Pairing App?
3 points by ctkhn 11mo ago|5 comments
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by ctkhn 11mo ago
On a personal level, that's why I started using them for self hosting. At work, I think the simplicity of scaling from a pool of resources is a huge improvement over having to provision a new device. Currently at an on-prem team and ev
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by ctkhn 11mo ago
Why would OpenAI buy Replit? My point is, if Sam's model is so great and advanced, it should be able to autonomously code a replacement. Or Cursor, or any of the others.

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