hluska

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by hluska 15d ago
In the 1990s, the adage in game development was that you knew you were a game developer when you had sat at the same desk, had seven different positions with three different companies over 30 months, brought in all your own equipment and st
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by hluska 15d ago
That’s quite the conclusion to derive from a Gitlab issue. Do you mind sharing your thought process or was that just a knee jerk reaction without any reasoning behind it?
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by hluska 16d ago
Cost has always been a major factor in publishing fiction. 25% fewer words per line may boost comprehension by $x% but definitely increases cost by 25%. When markets are as price sensitive as leisure, cost is a big factor in the decision. B
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by hluska 18d ago
You made a wild claim about ayncio and backed it up with a wild anecdote about windows and its users?
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by hluska 21d ago
There are pictures available. I’m certainly not an expert but he’s holding his stomach in one hand, giving himself a good tug with the other and looks somewhere between scared and confused. The leopard on the left is all smiles. There’s ano
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by hluska 21d ago
You’re underestimating the difficulty - actually downloading, parsing and updating the system with billions of pages was a very hard thing in the 1990s.
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by hluska 21d ago
I don’t pay OpenAI’s bills - I pay what they charge me. Their cost accounting isn’t relevant to a user.
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by hluska 21d ago
Thankfully most people have better reading skills than that.
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by hluska 25d ago
1.) The word you’re looking for is tariffs. Tariff’s would be possessive. 2.) The casual way that you talk about the collapse of my country is offensive. But we’ll be good - thanks for your concern.
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by hluska 25d ago
I have to hand it to you - your comments this thread have been the dumbest things I have read so far this year.
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by hluska 25d ago
The Port of Vancouver just did 24.4 million metric tonnes and that’s just going to rise. Thanks for your (fake) concern but we’ll be fine.
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by hluska 25d ago
> “Once we get in power, we’re throwing all democrats involved with his jailing into prison” You implied that Democrats would be jailed for following the law with this comment.
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by hluska 25d ago
Between another statement you’ve made here (about how the Democratic Socialists of America want to abolish democracy) and this one, you don’t have much credibility. I am Canadian and would prefer we follow any path other than any you have e
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by hluska 29d ago
What is the ideal number of unhoused people? And how do you arrive at that number?
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by hluska 1mo ago
This sentence doesn’t make sense so I may be reading it wrong. But in sunlight the red LED is totally invisible. It’s too bad because they’re genuinely a good idea for me but I feel like a creep for even considering a pair.
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by hluska 1mo ago
Is this your company? If it is, your cheerleading makes you very hard to trust. If it’s not, I’m sure that everyone gets the point - you adore everything about this research and can’t see any possible problems.
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by hluska 1mo ago
You keep repeating this about a small minority of the tools that were posted.
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by hluska 1mo ago
There are a few novel ones but I’ve been seeing most of them in my logs for longer than generative AI has existed. This isn’t remotely new, the vector is just getting bigger.
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by hluska 1mo ago
Then google it and post it. This is useless.
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by hluska 1mo ago
Considering that broken Excel formulas have killed off companies, the risk has already been priced in.
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by hluska 1mo ago
What’s troubling about it? Accounting is a huge space; many of which would be an excellent fit for an LLM. We’ll need specifics.
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by hluska 1mo ago
Your anecdote is not powerful enough to justify insulting groups of people like you just did.
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by hluska 1mo ago
It’s just as useful as this response only at least somewhat good natured.
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by hluska 1mo ago
I read the entire article. Did you? There’s no reason in there to expose this company’s clients. Edit - Are you capable of answering my actual question or was that the best you could do?
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by hluska 1mo ago
Do you really keep ten cards in boxes just to brag on Hacker News? Geez, our industry has gotten pathetic.
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by hluska 1mo ago
Are you capable of providing a counter argument or are you as boring as you are arrogant?
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by hluska 1mo ago
I understand the need to shame this platform, but why expose all their clients to this much risk? This disclosure here just named a whole bunch of clients. Why?
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by hluska 1mo ago
I get that it’s fashionable to hate big companies but you’re working overtime here. It’s reasonable to assume that a bug was fixed when reported. And if you think your monitoring is 100%, you don’t know what you’re talking about. If you con
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by hluska 1mo ago
> Is OSS important because you want to inspect the code, fork it, self-host it, avoid vendor lock-in, or simply because you trust open-source developer tools more? Or, for desktop software like IDEs is open source mostly a nice-to-have r
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by hluska 1mo ago
I don’t see the sliding scale - if the website didn’t want a bot they could have blocked you. They clearly don’t mind so what’s the issue? You still used a bot.

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