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by gerad 9d ago
Personally I ask it to explain it simply like it’s talking to an executive reading it on their phone while on another meeting.
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by gerad 5mo ago
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by gerad 7mo ago
As an American, my perspective is that Dutch people speak better English than a large percentage of English people and Americans.
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by gerad 8mo ago
honestly anything outside the gravity well. it's expensive to get materials from earth to space.
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by gerad 8mo ago
lol. It’s called Gemini.
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by gerad 8mo ago
For most of my trips, a huge % of the travel time is outside the actual flight time. Trip to the airport, security, boarding, waiting to take off, and reverse on the other side (with addition of potentially getting a rental car). This can b
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by gerad 9mo ago
Guess it's good that space expands faster than the speed of light.
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by gerad 9mo ago
Your linter can tell if a comment exists. AI can tell if it’s up to date.
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by gerad 10mo ago
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by gerad 11mo ago
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by gerad 11mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gell-Mann_amnesia_effect
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by gerad 1y ago
When you're debugging issues, read the code for the libraries you're using before going to their documentation. It's a great way to get exposed to other people's code.
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by gerad 1y ago
couldn't you do a union all instead of outer join on false?
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by gerad 1y ago
GPT 5 prompt optimizer: https://platform.openai.com/chat/edit?models=gpt-5&optimize=...
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by gerad 1y ago
Mobile phone addiction is our generation's smoking. We just don't realize it yet.
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by gerad 1y ago
not sure, if you apply i can run it by folks
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by gerad 1y ago
Here in Marin it’s not allowed to use an e-bike or scooter with a throttle if you’re under 16. Nicely catches all the edge cases.
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by gerad 1y ago
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by gerad 1y ago
Goalies in hockey, and whoever the best player is on the team in basketball. ;-)
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by gerad 1y ago
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by gerad 1y ago
Will robotaxis be a commodity by the time Tesla ships a viable product?
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by gerad 1y ago
They don't have the experience to tell bad AI responses from good ones.
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by gerad 1y ago
It's like chess. Humans are better for now, they won't be forever, but humans plus software is going to better than either alone for a long time.
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by gerad 1y ago
Isn’t the original python without the recursion lazy as well? I that was the entire point of generators.
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by gerad 1y ago
After watching a sales person and a PM vibe code I’ll say that existing developers are not the initial for vibe coding. Vibe coding absolutely allows non-devs to achieve more than they previously could.
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by gerad 1y ago
No it’s relative. ;)
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by gerad 1y ago
Dark matter / regular matter
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by gerad 1y ago
On the antipodal side of the universe they mostly rotate counterclockwise. ;-)
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by gerad 1y ago
That could definitely be Google Meet. I think it does some pretty fancy AI background noise reduction.
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by gerad 2y ago
lol how the sarcasm was lost on hackernews

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