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by pylua 3y ago
I didn’t know this is how it would work. I had hoped they would just confiscate the elected officials personal property or throw them all in jail. Those sorts of variance in taxes would not be good for anyone.
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by pylua 3y ago
It’s not always a good return on investment. When you spend someone else’s money you aren’t going to penny pinch or bargain hunt like you need to.
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by pylua 3y ago
I think this could be the only palatable option. There’s no practical alternative.
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by pylua 3y ago
I think unit tests are suppose to induce friction to a certain extent. Using ai to do it seems like it is just checking a box.
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by pylua 3y ago
I could see a future where people switch to other white collar jobs like accounting, law, and engineering. Software skills will come in handy here.
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by pylua 3y ago
What’s wrong with this? People have paid lots of money for those houses and they don’t feel like the local infrastructure can support apartments population density. I have seen huge problems in Tennessee zoning causing massive traffic issue
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by pylua 3y ago
Companies really shouldn’t be required to keep messages unless they are legally bound to do so. It’s very intrusive and very costly to keep. I don’t really have an issue with bezos using it unless he was under investigation. If they want to
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Ask HN: Have you mistaken an AI image for a real image yet?
1 points by pylua 3y ago|1 comments
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by pylua 3y ago
I wouldn’t trust any company for that, musk or not. I would expect a court case. I could see companies being nervous about this.
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by pylua 3y ago
Does the license say that Tesla will be liable for issues and accidents caused if deemed to be faulty?
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by pylua 3y ago
Again, I don’t think it’s special. I think it lacks objectivity. I wish the field had more objectivity. If we go down this path then we need proper licensing, certifications, and changes should be as well tested as the fda process. Aka rele
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by pylua 3y ago
The problem with liability here is that software as a discipline is so subjective anything can be argued from any expert just out of a boot camp. Which is why it is a lawyers dream unless it is completely reworked.
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by pylua 3y ago
This would be a great win for the lawyers. T The better alternative would to be to completely rework the software developing discipline to be as rigorous as civil engineering from the top down. Requiring proper licensing, and security clear
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by pylua 3y ago
This is absolutely unbelievable. Truly impressive. I felt like this was maybe 5-10 years away.
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by pylua 3y ago
Not to mention what if I spill my coffee all over my laptop or otherwise lose access
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by pylua 3y ago
What if the schema / view has breaking changes ?
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by pylua 3y ago
I think generally vertical integration produces higher quality products. Outsourcing to other firms trying to save money comes with its own hidden cost not part of the price tag.
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by pylua 3y ago
I love our Samsung fridge but it does have some issues. After trying to get it repaired Samsung eventually gave up and gave us a full refund.
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by pylua 3y ago
It gets even worse — convoluted GitHub action templates that no one can debug, attempting to impose on every newly created repository. The projects at my company that use the complicated actions with gitflow are slower and less efficient. W
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by pylua 3y ago
"Summarize everyones private messages and determine who has the most negative sentiment". Thus creating toxic positivity.
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by pylua 3y ago
Because outliers attract eyeballs. People also find it very interesting what people do for a living in the United States. This man also held an elite job, and it is a reminder that everyone puts their pants on one leg at a time , so to spea
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by pylua 3y ago
That’s a really high net loss. He’s going to need to do more than ask people to work more.
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by pylua 3y ago
That’s interesting . Sounds like it will end badly. I do think the next major war will be nuclear and not one of attrition. America is not going to fight a traditional war it can’t win.
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by pylua 3y ago
Distributed ledgers at scale have no value? I have a hard time believing that.
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by pylua 3y ago
I am devastated to read this and it brings tears to my eyes. The author of the blog post is a strong man. I can’t imagine what he is going through and I am truly sorry.
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by pylua 3y ago
One crash on U.S. soil and Boeing will never be the same again.
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by pylua 3y ago
What if developers in other countries make more by putting obvious back doors in and selling to their respective government ? Maybe applications that take personal and sensitive data should require a clearance. Companies that perform pen te
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by pylua 3y ago
Are they training it on music from top artists or their lyrics? Maybe they haven’t poked the wrong bear yet.
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Ask HN: B-1 Visa
2 points by pylua 3y ago|0 comments
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by pylua 3y ago
It started out with good intentions -- it is hard to dispute that. However, it has turned into one thing -- a fraud factory. People preaching it can be waterfall without all the proper planning of it.

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