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ls-a
1mo ago
I can't be happier seeing how many posts are about AI making PR terrorists unhappy. They can no longer bully their teammates so they rant about it here
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1mo ago
This is what news headlines did for decades to bait you into reading the details. I wouldn't be surprised if AI companies do that intentionally to consume more tokens trying to understand what had just happened
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1mo ago
Yes corrupt engineer. Why do you think most countries have corrupt leaders? It's not a coincidence. You get what you deserve. Most people are corrupt.
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1mo ago
I worked directly with them. I guess youtube isn't recommending the videos to you but you can find them all there. Atleast do the minimum before you refute. A single kid created complex opensource software that is being used by all the
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1mo ago
The fact the everyone is fighting just to define what AI is doing to coding is a sign that most developers are just terrible at their skill.
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1mo ago
Well there is this https://github.com/zimengxiong/tinytouch
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1mo ago
Looks nice. However, 2 years and you still squished the arrow keys into the rest of the keyboard. Unacceptable "design" mate. You need to talk with your customers.
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Standalone Touch ID Sensor for Mac
(github.com)
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1mo ago
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2mo ago
absolutely contrary. You are who you surround yourself with. These people have a private social network called bookface. Hidden from the rest of the world
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2mo ago
blaming bugs on C++ has got to be the most leetcode thing I've heard in my life
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2mo ago
everyone here sounds like the last bunch of people who still used yahoo.com
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2mo ago
AKA cheap eye destruction tool
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2mo ago
Same applies before AI. Things that people didn't want have been pushed down their throat all the time. Stop falsifying the truth
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2mo ago
No extinct dinosaurs are allowed here. That is for jurassic park.
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2mo ago
I like how everyone has a different theory as to why
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2mo ago
Apple will lose this because they didn't do the due diligence to do basic protection against this.
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2mo ago
Are you still using LiveKit for the back-and-forth architecture
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6mo ago
Wow! I might be witnessing the end of HN
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7mo ago
pg no longer in his golden age
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8mo ago
I'm pretty sure the designer used political campaigns as inspiration
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8mo ago
> YC often also mentors founders on pivots Interesting. I once talked to an investor (not YC) and they asked me what I would do if the product failed. I said one thing I can do is pivot. And they literally responded with "we don
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8mo ago
I found the switch of focus from startups/businesses to founders/CEOs particularly strange. Looks like a political campaign to me.
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9mo ago
Don't celebrate early. It's all a Hollywood plot, just like 911. Only the innocent suffer
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9mo ago
If you want to go down the terminology nerd rabbit hole, which I think is the correct thing to do, it's not even called Arabic language, it's called The Un-ambiguous Arabic Tongue (my translation of اللسان العربي المبين). Language
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"This website is insane" (stack explained) [video]
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9mo ago
It's still better than believing we were apes who didn't know how to speak then we invented languages all the way to Chinese. One of us has to be ignorant that's for sure.
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9mo ago
I think companies hired too many Rust engineers, and now those engineers are writing technical blogs and making product decisions. We're seeing a lot of those everyday on HN first page
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6.7 Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Off Northeast Japan
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9mo ago
Sounds like my ex
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9mo ago
So the tsunamis of 2004 and 2011 could've caused covid?
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