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by mr_00ff00 7d ago
The question in terms of memory is, will vibe coded rust get around ownership issues by .clone()-ing everything. Maybe this has changed since I wrote Rust, but that was a classic beginner fix. Just throw memory at it.
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by mr_00ff00 14d ago
Having used it in Mexico, they usually have a suggested price that you can just pitch with, and usually people would accept that or add a tiny amount on it.
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by mr_00ff00 29d ago
No it’s not. Look up the definition of an order of magnitude.
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by mr_00ff00 1mo ago
People say this and then use AI for literally everything they do.
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by mr_00ff00 1mo ago
Valid point, but this looks like (roughly) 1 billion to 5 billion in a period of 10 years. 5x in a decade. The way it’s talked about you would think it’s orders of magnitude.
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by mr_00ff00 3mo ago
What about the constitution specifically? You are saying this like there are other of nations that didn’t need to struggle for equal rights, workers’ right etc.
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by mr_00ff00 3mo ago
This is well thought out and a good point, it does feel like though there should be some “special case” for donating land to keep for public use as a park. You are right though, how long can someone who doesn’t own that land, have authority
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Ask HN: I am about to go from SWE to Product Manager, what is your day 1 advice?
3 points by mr_00ff00 4mo ago|4 comments
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by mr_00ff00 4mo ago
Maybe a bit out of scope for this article, but seems like in every country “Younger millenials and Gen-Zers” are turning to gambling online while traditional gambling (like Vegas) dies. I feel like this might be a net negative from the pure
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by mr_00ff00 4mo ago
In regard to number 1, it really is such a hard problem to get money and aid to those that need it. Autocrats and every person with power along the way is happy to pocket it.
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by mr_00ff00 4mo ago
“Tbh they could've just hooked up zig translate-c to c2rust” This doesn’t work like you think it does. These things are full of errors and make the code very verbose and hard to reason about. It works with small apps, not entire rew
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by mr_00ff00 5mo ago
Having dabbled with both Zig and Rust, they do things so fundamentally differently, it isn’t possible to do exact lines like that.
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by mr_00ff00 5mo ago
Because you are worried about bills or are concerned about waste. If we design an AI to do work, it won’t innately care about not working to preserve power.
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by mr_00ff00 5mo ago
Saving energy is something we are biologically trained to prefer. Computers won’t necessarily have the same drivers. If evolution wanted us to always prefer to spend energy, we would prefer it. Same way you wouldn’t expect us to get to AGI
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by mr_00ff00 5mo ago
Not saying you are wrong, but you could argue they made their big move with the Metaverse. Then again with those crazy AI contracts to ML people. Maybe Meta missed on those big plays and now there’s too much pressure to make another. I don
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by mr_00ff00 5mo ago
> But traders weren’t just active on Polymarket: there were similar surges of oil futures trading activity just hours before Trump announced updates to the conflict that would lower oil prices. Prediction markets are all the buzz, but ba
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by mr_00ff00 5mo ago
I don’t know if just one instance means direct democracy is bad. For example, in the US referendums have been used a lot for issues that are popular for voters, but politicians won’t touch. (Weed legalization in many states, Abortion prote
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by mr_00ff00 5mo ago
Layoffs.fyi maybe? Not sure if that’s the data you are asking for
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by mr_00ff00 5mo ago
Untrue for polymarket. True for kalshi. No bookie fees on polymarket
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by mr_00ff00 6mo ago
> 12 trading ships from Black Sea ports made desperately incompetent efforts to dock alongside the harbour walls. Then the reason became devastatingly clear; very few of their crews were still alive. The living were emaciated skeletons,
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by mr_00ff00 6mo ago
That’s like having your security on the frontend. If someone owns the keyboard then they can fake those metrics and tell the server it is happening when it isn’t. That will be easy to beat.
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by mr_00ff00 6mo ago
My understanding of vibe coding is when someone doesn’t look at the code and just uses prompts until the app “looks and acts” correct. I doubt you are making regex and not looking at it, even if it was AI generated.
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by mr_00ff00 6mo ago
It’s trained on mostly internet content, right? If it learned language based on how the internet talks, then the best way to communicate is using similar language.
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by mr_00ff00 6mo ago
Anthropic is a good example of my point, judges are blocking that action. The president has always had these powers, starting wars hasn’t been a congressional power since World War II. Korea, Vietnam, Iraq twice were all police actions by
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by mr_00ff00 6mo ago
Had this conversation with a friend, but I think as an America you can be very optimistic about the institutional strength of democracy in the country. People are very pessimistic recently, but if anything, we are seeing that our system wor
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by mr_00ff00 6mo ago
Are you saying this is specific to the US? I think you would be hard pressed to find a country that didn’t get involved in some war that had nothing to do with defense.
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by mr_00ff00 6mo ago
What are some of the biggest EU alternatives for US big tech? When I Google this I find a lot of options, but not sure which are actually mature tech companies vs start-up hopefuls
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by mr_00ff00 6mo ago
This reminds of a fun fact I remember learning in university. Elasticity is the relationship between demand and supply, and there are actually very rare instances where it can be negative (where demand increases with price). These are calle
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by mr_00ff00 6mo ago
1. I believe you can bet on this 2. If it’s only banned in the US, yes it pays out, you just need to get a VPN or go to another country. Also even it’s banned everywhere, the markets are blockchain contracts so you should be able to access
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by mr_00ff00 6mo ago
Yeah I guess that’s fair, but I wouldn’t say that predictions aren’t the point of the market. My point was more that the predictions must be the point, because people are paying polymarket to get that data. They don’t make money by taking

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