Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
doesnt_know
searching Neon…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
7 ms
·
1.
▲
by
doesnt_know
4mo ago
I don't believe the 10x claims, but since when has salary been any indication of productivity?
2.
▲
by
doesnt_know
4mo ago
The problem is, who is moving “society on” and what is their agenda. I don’t think it’s healthy to encourage an attitude to just accept all change without any sort of reflection or push back.
3.
▲
by
doesnt_know
5mo ago
How do you do "due diligence" on an API that frequently makes undocumented changes and only publishes acknowledgement of change after users complain? You're also talking about internal technical implementations of a chat bot.
4.
▲
by
doesnt_know
5mo ago
Surely you jest? The software industry is in its current sorry state because of multiple generations of human developers happily producing an endless stream of shady features.
5.
▲
by
doesnt_know
5mo ago
There is no shortage of game dev talent or adjacent creatives. It’s doubtful they will go on to find roles in the industry given the current climate and they presumably don’t have the capital to gamble on multiple years of game dev for pote
6.
▲
by
doesnt_know
5mo ago
Get where faster? Get what over with? Aren’t you talking about destroying livelihoods? Pushing people into poverty and/or homelessness? What is the benefit exactly?
7.
▲
by
doesnt_know
6mo ago
I think this is a relatively unique outlook and not one that is shared by most. If you use a tool to automate sending emails, unrelated to LLMs, in most scenarios the behaviour on the receiver is different. - If I get a mass email from a co
8.
▲
by
doesnt_know
6mo ago
What part of universal health care, higher minimum wage and lower housing costs sounds like "utopia" to you? That's just the system we have, but slightly better and completely achievable.
9.
▲
by
doesnt_know
6mo ago
> As mentioned, my past experience with GUIs was with WinForms, and so I wanted to see what had changed or improved in the intervening years. They didn’t need to because they already had WinForms as a baseline experience for Windows UIs.
10.
▲
by
doesnt_know
7mo ago
> A girls’ elementary school was hit in Iran. Here’s what we know vs > US-Israeli strike on girls' school kills at least 85 students, Iran's judiciary says [1] [1] https://www.france24.com/en/asia-pacifi
11.
▲
by
doesnt_know
7mo ago
What is an example of a "high-end page-layout program" referenced in that document? I mean, of course I assume they exist for professional type setting, book publishing and such, but I have never seen or heard of the actual softwa
12.
▲
by
doesnt_know
8mo ago
I envy the type of career you’ve had if you find this sort of behaviour unbelievable.
13.
▲
by
doesnt_know
8mo ago
Every entertainment market is saturated. Even if every creative endeavour stopped now, there would still be more freely available content to last more then any individual human life span. Unless you’re the type of person that actively consi
14.
▲
by
doesnt_know
8mo ago
Feels like the more important question is how are you going to do all these things when Slack cuts you off, or there is some new Slack policy that prevents it, or they increase their pricing by 1000% Haven’t you basically built your entire
15.
▲
by
doesnt_know
9mo ago
Obesity rates have never been higher and the top fast food franchises have double digit billions in revenue. I don’t think there is any redemption arc in there for public health since the 90s.
16.
▲
by
doesnt_know
1y ago
I personally don't think ultimatums are a tool that you should ever employ in an employment situation outside of collective action. You can just leave off the ultimatum and attempt to improve your situation by communicating it in a way
17.
▲
by
doesnt_know
1y ago
> If you start saying no to tasks assigned by your manager, you are not going to get promoted. You’re going to end up on PIP track for insubordination. I've had a lot of success in asking "are you asking me to do this or tellin
18.
▲
by
doesnt_know
1y ago
Given the security and privacy history of smart devices, you’d have to be a complete moron to let a human sized robot into your home.
19.
▲
by
doesnt_know
1y ago
Going to preface this post by saying I use and love Obsidian, my entire life is effectively in an Obsidian vault, I pay for sync and as a user I'm extremely happy with it. But as a developer this post is nonsense and extremely predicta
20.
▲
by
doesnt_know
1y ago
I feel like when I'm presented with most modern criticism of Apple devices/software I tend to agree, but despite all the mostly valid criticisms I see batted about, who is doing consumer tech better? I've recently (finally) m
21.
▲
by
doesnt_know
1y ago
If it’s not a secret that is used to sign something, then the secret has to get from the vault to the application at some point. What mechanism are you suggesting where access to the production system doesn’t let you also access that secret
22.
▲
by
doesnt_know
1y ago
It's simple! For $50 a month we give you a thousand smeckles which you can use to crank the floba. A very good deal.
23.
▲
by
doesnt_know
1y ago
There are countless dead programming languages without communities you can pick then.
24.
▲
by
doesnt_know
1y ago
The fact your friend is suffering no consequences and is able to just carry on is exactly what is wrong with this industry. In a perfect world the creation of software would have been locked down like other engineering fields, with develope
25.
▲
by
doesnt_know
1y ago
Interesting that you could have posted about any of the points being made in the link but you choose this one. Personally I think the term is well deserved and am glad it continues to be popularised.
26.
▲
by
doesnt_know
1y ago
> But what got me sober, what got me through the first one, two, three hard years - none of it was in those notes. > It hit me: what got me here won’t get me where I need to be next. Where was it, or, what was it that did? I believe t
27.
▲
by
doesnt_know
1y ago
This was said about large frameworks like electron on the desktop, but outside of some specific technical niches it literally doesn’t matter to end users.
28.
▲
by
doesnt_know
1y ago
Going down that line of thought... Cocunuts naturally selected for harder shells because those killed, creating more fertilizer ...
29.
▲
by
doesnt_know
1y ago
I get that it's potentially lower priority since a user needs to actively install a malicious app, but that timeline doesn't exactly feel me with confidence...
30.
▲
by
doesnt_know
2y ago
There won’t be any except whatever is output from some llm and it will be unverifiable. The specific context of video game history comes up now and then in “indie game journalist” scenes like aftermath. Games journalism in particular has go
More ›