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by erezsh 2mo ago
framework is too 90s
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by erezsh 2mo ago
Thank you for framing my laziness as being a daredevil
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by erezsh 6mo ago
Seriously, all these armchair "experts" are missing very obvious truths - 1) Every authority figure is telling the Iranian people to stay inside and wait. 2) Revolutions don't happen overnight, the same way that businesses do
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by erezsh 7mo ago
You're just showing your ignorance. The Nazis killed the majority of their victims as soon as they arrived in the camp. They kept 20%-30%, mostly men who could work, to be used as slaves for their military industry, and they eliminated
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by erezsh 7mo ago
That's like me saying you're a murderer, but you just haven't killed anyone yet because you're afraid of going to jail. Maybe it's true, but it's a bit of a silly argument, isn't it? In western society, we
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by erezsh 7mo ago
It's because you're deeply ignorant about the subject. Anyone can think ridiculous thoughts in complete ignorance. Try reading a history book about the holocaust, or even just WW2, and you'll see just how ridiculous you sound
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by erezsh 7mo ago
It's a ridiculous argument. The Nazis went through a LOT of effort and resources to gather Jews from all the corners of Europe, and even more effort into exterminating them as fast as they could, within the logistical and economic cons
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by erezsh 8mo ago
And only civilians, instead of half of them being armed and trained militants.
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by erezsh 1y ago
Because my hate for pytest is ardent and dear to my heart, I will try to explain. I wrote a very simple function: def test_whatever(): a = range(10) b = (10 / x for x in a) c = list(b) When I run it with normal Pytho
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by erezsh 1y ago
It's awesome! Well done!
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by erezsh 1y ago
I like the promise, and it looks nice. But I'm not sure what are the selling points. - pytest already works with assert. Why brag about something that is already commonplace? - It could help if your docs explained the alternative to us
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by erezsh 1y ago
Nice idea!
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by erezsh 1y ago
It's only in Italian lol
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by erezsh 1y ago
It's cute, but it was pretty easy! The "forbidden" level felt like what I expected "normal" to be. (I'm only 1800 on chess.com)
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by erezsh 1y ago
Looks really nice!
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by erezsh 1y ago
Related interesting fact that I recently learned. Supposedly, one people of the Sea Peoples were the Peleset, as the egyptians called them ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peleset ), which are believed to be the same peop
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by erezsh 1y ago
The agent loop takes care of that
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Show HN: Jobinator – Fresh jobs from Hacker News, parsed and categorized by AI(eshsoft.com)
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by erezsh 1y ago
Can you provide some examples?
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Show HN: Jobinator – Yet another Hacker News job aggregator(eshsoft.com)
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by erezsh 2y ago
> They claimed civilian nuclear power was part of a weapons program They are wrong, but who cares? As long as Russia and China have nuclear weapons, disarming Europe isn't going to help anyone. Not to mention now North Korea and pre
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by erezsh 2y ago
The green energy lobby has everything to gain, and it's been working extra to make it a reality. For example, Greenpeace has been fighting nuclear power all over the world.
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by erezsh 2y ago
On an unrelated note, does anyone know of a website that uses LLMs to generate assets?
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by erezsh 2y ago
If your client is Hezbollah, I would say your fear is warranted.
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by erezsh 2y ago
That's a ridiculous take. No one involved Israel in this supply chain. Also, there is no country in the world that would refrain from doing the same thing to their enemies, if they could pull it off. (big if) Meanwhile, you can be sure
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by erezsh 2y ago
I like the idea of being able to use this in a real program, but I'm not sure how that would look. I browsed the docs, and I didn't see it addressed. I guess the question boils down to - how would it interface with other languages
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by erezsh 3y ago
"We will soon be reaching the limits of hardware scaling for larger AI models" Worth noting it's been said before for each version of GPT, only to be proven wrong.
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by erezsh 3y ago
The Pydantic project has a long history of misrepresenting their benchmarks, and ignoring the existence of much faster alternatives. I'm not at all surprised that their supposedly super-fast rewrite isn't really as fast as they ma
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by erezsh 3y ago
It's sad. If the world of software had better coordination and cooperation, we would be able to get so much more done. Instead we're constantly dumping and re-parsing the same data, re-implementing the same protocols and algorithm
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by erezsh 3y ago
It's not clear from the README what advantages it offers over ripgrep.

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