fullstackchris

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by fullstackchris 2y ago
I'm definitely no AI hypster, but saying anything will "never" work over an infinite timeline is a big statement... do you have grounds why some sort of AI system could one day "never" work at evaluating some metric
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by fullstackchris 2y ago
Not affilliated, but if you want a large selection of _really_ good text to speech voices, check out eleven labs. Only problem is it's not cheap :/
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by fullstackchris 2y ago
I had to crack up when he abbreviated Ideal Cofounder Profile as ICP. We've all lost the plot.
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by fullstackchris 2y ago
Can they stop with the iPad crap? I just want to see the macbook pro M4 stuff!
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by fullstackchris 2y ago
Not OP but maintainer of an .io site... So you're telling me even though I pay yearly ICANN fees they can just remove .io without any warning or alternative? Or whats the "real" issue here?
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by fullstackchris 2y ago
Strongly agree. Wordpress brags as powering whatever % of the internet... but if youve ever taken a look at some of that PHP source code... yikes Mind boggling to me such an overly complex system has such a large market share. I'll tak
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by fullstackchris 2y ago
> a gigantic monologue in the middle So just because you can't think of another book that has this, it's not well written? idk I'm no follower of objectivism but Atlas Shrugged is a book you definitely dont forget... and i
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by fullstackchris 2y ago
> more than two hours outside of work but that 8-10 of work screen? can't be bad! smh
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by fullstackchris 2y ago
Ask the same to Tesla which has a 700B+ valuation, earlier over 1T. Like it or not, company valuations are about stories, not facts.
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by fullstackchris 2y ago
Honestly OP sounds like a troll I can't imagine it would just go on a tangent like that. From my demo I was struggling actually to get anything of quality in the responses. A lot of repeating what I said.
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by fullstackchris 2y ago
While interesting, this still can't account for domain expertise and system design decisions - you can't assume every character / line / function / method typed is just "correct" and exactly what you'
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by fullstackchris 2y ago
I'm working on a framework to convert code into video, with a focus on helping creators and software educators. Ultimate goal is that you could automate nearly any educational coding video you could think of. Stretch goal is to fine tu
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by fullstackchris 2y ago
OP here, I think this was just an absolute terrible choice for Python to make, especially when nearly all other package manager systems of all other languages allow for somehow a relatively 'safe' global installation of packages o
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Ask HN: Who has actually ever broken their system with –break-system-packages
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by fullstackchris 2y ago
but the actual manually digging is not - reading the paper is, and the faster you can get some 10-20 papers, the better off you are
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by fullstackchris 2y ago
both buyers and sellers determine the price... thats kind of the definition of market
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by fullstackchris 2y ago
To be fair, in the true git sense, if a "fork" is really just a branch, deleting the original completely would also mean deleting every branch (fork) completely obviously not a fan of this policy though
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by fullstackchris 2y ago
4 billion dollar+ outage... $10 at a time (joy emoji) (clown emoji)
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by fullstackchris 2y ago
As far as I remember, the caldera erupting is not an extinction level event (for humans at least)... would be bad for sure, but southern hemisphere would manage I think
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by fullstackchris 2y ago
And this is exactly the problem. Being a software engineer is 1000 things more than just rote memorizing some toy problem that solves exactly 1 single toy use case.
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by fullstackchris 2y ago
I find the second group more often than not so pendantically afraid of building something even a few lines of any sort of "anti pattern" that when they meet the messy qualities of reality they fail to build anything, or at least t
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by fullstackchris 2y ago
"everyday stuff like log parsing" Unless youre talking about using tail / grepping some linux logs I've never done this once let alone on a daily basis... But if needed frankly I would look up any needed regex / pat
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by fullstackchris 2y ago
Things like these are rote memorized solutions that fill what could otherwise be useful problem solving or software knowledge space in my brain. They're dumb.
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by fullstackchris 2y ago
same... also that saying "churning out 1k lines of code per day" is automatically good... sounds like churning out 1k points of complexity every day
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by fullstackchris 2y ago
Don't know why you are being downvoted... I've noticed that this whole asteroid mining (or really mining of any extraterrestrial body at all for that matter) has almost reached meme levels of hysteria here on hackernews... I too d
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by fullstackchris 2y ago
Would you currently recommend Remix over Next.JS? I just started a Next.JS project (trying it as a long time Gatsby user) but am worried about what I am reading here.
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by fullstackchris 2y ago
what i was thinking as well... i love these performance improvement posts but at the same time had to think what kind of choice was it to originally reach for python in the first place if the task was to do a lot of heavy concurrent task ma
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by fullstackchris 2y ago
very curious question to the author here: how is this different than the "gig" or "expert" economy thats offered from places like upwork and fiverr? these are technically all "services" offered by various peopl
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by fullstackchris 2y ago
and nvidia has the need for compute in general behind it, which i dont see going away anytime soon
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by fullstackchris 2y ago
sounds like every AGI huckster out there vs those who have been in the weeds with ML / NLP since 2010s but yes AGI will be here in 2 years... if only I was an expert and could know this for sure!!! :D

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