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by devmor 8mo ago
Many types of brain stimulation require electrodes placed inside the skull. The term was likely chosen to differentiate this technique from those.
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by devmor 8mo ago
This is really interesting to me because I don’t think I fall into either category, but I can easily place a majority of people in my life into these two categories pretty solidly.
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by devmor 8mo ago
I am just so utterly tired of AI companies lying about everything, constantly without end. The things that modern machine learning can do are absolutely incredible, mindblowing and have myriad uses. But this culture of startup scams to siph
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by devmor 8mo ago
I understand the urge to call it a coverup (I am very suspicious of this as well), but it is entirely possible that this is also just good old fashioned incompetence. Professionals in some fields, especially medical, often do not like to be
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by devmor 8mo ago
That's the problem, though. There was an in-depth investigation planned, thanks in part to that doctor. It was then cancelled by the officials in charge, with the excuse that the doctor's work was improperly conducted. That acti
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by devmor 8mo ago
This is such a frustrating situation to read about, because it is clear that Dr. Marrero is out of his depth, but it’s also clear that whatever this cluster is - real or imagined - was horribly mismanaged by the health officials in charge.
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by devmor 9mo ago
For other people you may have a good point - I chose laziness for this person specifically because they mentioned not having to do it for so long that they didn’t know where to start. I do think of laziness a lot less negatively than other
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by devmor 9mo ago
I’ve really had a similar experience as well. I’m just entering the double digits in number of printers owned, but I’ve resold both of my resin printers. They are capable of incredibly impressive detail but the labor and safety investment r
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by devmor 9mo ago
Those things exist because of eachother. If you’re not using a reactive framework, you probably have no need for a bundler and if you’re not using a bundler, you probably have no need for a build pipeline.
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by devmor 9mo ago
You were never able to stop using the techniques you learned, and you were always able to keep up with minimal effort - you didn’t need to learn any frameworks. I’m glad you’re having fun, but you didn’t need AI to overcome some laborious h
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by devmor 9mo ago
I think you'd get a lot more people interested in trying your project out if you included steps on how to generate vectors for the search as a document. I love PHP, but I will realistically admit that most people interested in using PH
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by devmor 9mo ago
This is a pretty funny project, you've outsourced the neurotic developers that keep their task manager open and kill off processes they don't like. I wouldn't call it replacing the scheduler though - more that you've mad
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by devmor 9mo ago
I made one example for you when you suggested that the original author made a strawman, and you went on an unhinged rant in response with no bearing on the subject. No goalposts have been moved - you are simply rambling on unrelated nonsens
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by devmor 9mo ago
If we’re talking about AI as a concept - sure. But there are tools made specifically for this purpose, to the point that some artist’s names are preprogrammed into them for use. That’s a bit beyond what you’re saying, that’s a tool you can
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by devmor 9mo ago
Conflating a machine that uses the works of a living, working artist to mimic their style with a watercolor filter is so disingenuous it doesn’t deserve a response. Don’t waste my time with this run-on drivel when you wont engage with the t
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by devmor 9mo ago
> I struggle to find this argument compelling, as it sounds more of a straw man argument than a legitimate complain. Dude, there are entire websites dedicated to using diffusion models to rip off the styles of specific artists so that pe
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by devmor 9mo ago
> What problem are we actually trying to solve? IMO this is the quintessentially most important question to ask as a developer. I probably ask this at least 3 times a week in meetings. One simple question can save you a lot of stress and
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by devmor 9mo ago
It certainly does, that's why it's been a common dev tool for a bit over 20 years. I'm not really sure what the point of OP making it a web app is, though.
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by devmor 9mo ago
In what ways do you believe the first toys stop children from using their imagination? Essentially the entirety of developmental psychology agrees that inanimate toys are essential for developing imagination and fine motor skills. This is n
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by devmor 9mo ago
> I'm not going to blame the vibe-coding wave entirely. As one vibe-coding's most fervent critics, I don't blame it at all. Amateur devs have been doing this for a decade and change with Firebase and other hosted datastore
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by devmor 9mo ago
What is the difference between buying your child a dino sticker and buying them a machine that creates whatever stickers they want without having to think or look at anything, derived entirely from stolen artwork by others? You might as wel
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by devmor 9mo ago
What on earth are you talking about? Toys do not create anything for children.
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by devmor 9mo ago
Shoutout to Kibana. Absolutely my favorite UI tool for trying to figure out what went wrong (and sometimes, IF anything went wrong in the first place)
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by devmor 9mo ago
It’s a device specifically created to deprive children of creativity by doing all of the work their mind would do for them. The kind of process required for healthy childhood mental development. It is heinously disgusting and morally repugn
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by devmor 9mo ago
That is a ridiculously dishonest comparison and you know it.
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by devmor 9mo ago
Wow, a product that exists entirely to deprive children of the ability to develop artistic creativity. It's rare that I see a launch on HN that I could call abjectly evil, but this is certainly it.
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by devmor 9mo ago
That is an interesting talk, thank you!
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by devmor 9mo ago
"Data Deleter" was how I always remembered it!
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by devmor 9mo ago
> GraphQL is far better than REST in almost every way I hear this so often, but never do I hear more than one or one and a half ways that it is better. No one seems capable of explaining how it's "better in almost every way&quo
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by devmor 9mo ago
There is more to a discussion than strawmen.

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