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notjoemama
2mo ago
I should mention, he knows I'm a software engineer, but he doesn't know I posted this on HN. Here's his post with a video: https://x.com/bradmillscan/status/2077096834485375103
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Agents in Amnesia (AIAIO) – the game that teaches you about how you use AI
(github.com)
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11mo ago
> I see female sexrobots as a symptom, a manifestation of the male gaze. Men's insecurity, of course it is. That old chestnut. I'm exhausted by having to capitulate to female centric sensibilities around physical intimacy. This
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notjoemama
1y ago
I’ve been around since the 70’s and it’s improved dramatically. Big difference. That isn’t recognized nor celebrated like it probably should be. But like the CGP Grey video showed, hate seems to spread farther faster on the internet. I thin
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notjoemama
1y ago
Why is this posted on hacker news? Seems ill fitting... That aside, it sounds like the FBI set him up maybe? If that's the case, can we NOT play political sports-ball and do this to every other politician regardless of party? I mean, I
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notjoemama
1y ago
I haven't read the book but it sounds really interesting. Regarding tone though, > monogamy is to blame for a lot of our western views today Does the author use the word "blame" to mean "the reason for" or do the
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1y ago
Check it out, there was one post...no comments though. Kinda sus. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45052881
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1y ago
I liked this YouTube comment: "Never before have I seen a CEO get away with straight up lying to investors so often." So...like, you're kinda young then, right? Basically you're unaware of private equity, the 2008 housin
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notjoemama
1y ago
That's a bingo! Christoph Waltz is just a great actor. I'm building an app in my stack with fairly common requirements. There are a few code examples that cover requirements but none that cover our specific scenario. After searchi
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1y ago
> live coding does not select for generalists I have a rage memory now of a "live coding" event that makes me want to leave this profession and never come back. Here's my suggestion for the technical interview: 1. Applican
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1y ago
I'm saying you're wrong because you cannot substantiate your point. Quantify it and I will admit I'm wrong.
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1y ago
Incorrect. Politicians defer to experts and that fails when it is shown the governing bodies (as I did above) are not performing the necessary functions to ensure safety and efficacy. Politics follows society, not preempts it.
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1y ago
Conversationally it's probably more about morality. However, for those like myself that have looked into the matter, it becomes a much needed discussion about standards of care. The AMA holds regular meetings to determine standards of
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1y ago
Wow. By your other comments I know you "know things". But this...this you do not know. Rails was "hot" 20 years ago? lol, and you have completely missed IIS, .Net, and (dun dun duuuuuuuuunnnnn!!!!!) PHP. I bet you don&#x
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1y ago
> I have IRL facepalmed reading this. This comment gave me the equivalent exposure to 10 hours on X/Twitter. I don't know man, jumping into a conversation like this is a great way to get people to NOT listen. I agree with your
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1y ago
I've noticed this too. I wonder if it is the difference in experience levels. It feels odd seeing excitement at rediscovering a (what you and I think of as well-known) solution. To be fair, I was that kid at one time too. Still, it fee
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1y ago
I dunno, just because I know to scroll down on recipe.com doesn't mean it's not irritating each time. It's like web advertising. I can look past it most of the time but I still gravitate to sites that use less or none. I thin
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1y ago
Maybe I missed it, but I didn't see a mention of the permanent token cell network providers inject into client requests. Knowing what these are and mocking them is another thing a bot might do to impersonate a real device.
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1y ago
Thank you for the link! That was a nice read through. I'm just familiarizing myself with using AI in software development and this gives me some structure around how to scaffold up a domain knowledge response. Very cool.
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1y ago
We are more connected with digital recording devices in the hands of more people on this planet than ever before. It also makes it possible to isolate information from one perspective, for example, creating a dedicated website to promote an
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1y ago
Why? > The biggest difference in death rates has been in people aged 15–49 (see ‘Early deaths’). Among these younger people, the death rate has been falling much more slowly in the United States than in peer countries — and it spiked dra
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1y ago
Is there a rating site or alignment test for wiki articles and their authors? I'm aware of the inherent left bias on wiki and while I still find it informative I am forced (because of their behavior) to consider the subtextual implicat
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1y ago
It's not just those incidences though. I think many people have had bad experiences from buying on amazon. Even the shopping process (and this may be the bulk of bad perception) is atrocious. They have a brand filter that is littered w
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1y ago
> in the modern web world you often have persistent client server connections Is this actually true though? I’d be interested if you know any data backing that perspective. I only know what I’ve worked on and my anecdotal experience does
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1y ago
Sounds like a normal conversational speculation to me. I simply searched for her name + divorce. The Yahoo Finance article I read said there was a prenuptial in place but they settled for an undisclosed amount. At the time he was worth $30B
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1y ago
You didn't happen to try an app called Nothing but Crickets did you? I made a whole $4 from advertising.com from that on WP7. It was a single button and when you clicked on it, the sound of crickets would play. I always hoped someone w
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1y ago
Light is comparatively and objectively slow in comparison to the distances that exist. Andromeda is 1M light years from us. From that perspective, 300k kph is oddly slow actually. I love the passion that you're brining to the table tho
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1y ago
I hope when they do their testing they cover a diverse age range. Um, it’s not the same when you get older. ;p
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1y ago
I’ll add chip designers add redundancy. When errors are detected in testing, they can disable sections of the chip by lasering fuses. That allows routing the circuit through a higher quality area. Quality is measured by not only that the ci
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1y ago
Because of TCP, large chunks are always split into smaller chunks. It’s just that at the HTTP level we don’t know and don’t see it. UDP forces people into designing their own protocols if the data is a defined package of bytes. Having done
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