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by qup 3d ago
There's a Twitter rumor that deepmind achieved RSI very recently. Either way, to count Google out entirely is really foolish.
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by qup 4d ago
Young people who start companies that become successful are now "the ruling class"?
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by qup 10d ago
No, I wasn't building a reputation. My blog was pseudo-anonymous. I was working for free already, when I posted the things.
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by qup 10d ago
Other plumbers
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by qup 11d ago
A buck per? You could just buy cartons of cigarettes and chop off the butts, at that rate.
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by qup 13d ago
Pixel 9a, Firefox. Never even imagined I would have a problem. HN is my "is the internet working?" check.
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by qup 13d ago
The few technical blogs I posted, that's exactly what I imagined -- some guy would have the same problem, find my blog, and I'd save him and his company a day or two of work. And now they're making money on it, and that sits
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by qup 18d ago
Exactly. I mostly read about distros right here in the comments. I had no idea DHH was political. I don't follow Linux YouTubers, why would I?
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by qup 21d ago
You seem to be talking about users. They're talking about creators. I don't think users know who DHH is, or care who DHH is. Probably like 0.01% of users have read a blog post, let alone a political one. (Maybe they all are, I hav
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by qup 21d ago
Mostly you install steam, install game from inside steam, and it just works with nothing further. A far cry from 15 years ago.
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by qup 24d ago
No man, if it's a "straight ripoff", it would be a TV show. Not an programming application.
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by qup 25d ago
Legally, I agree. Morally, I think it's totally wild to care if some totally unrelated real world thing gets named after a twenty+ year old cultural icon of a TV show as an homage. They're attempting to profit off their business.
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by qup 28d ago
The HHS secretary during that time wasn't RFK, it was Xavier Becerra.
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by qup 28d ago
You have to pretend it's free, in America. People don't want to support themselves.
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by qup 28d ago
> Their script, Linear A, has never been deciphered https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48600107
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by qup 28d ago
I tell it not to use superpowers for small changes, for the same reason you say. (I often forget, though) And yes, I sub in other coding models like DeepSeek. Mostly with good results.
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by qup 1mo ago
I've found it to be great for planning code changes (or new projects). I use the superpowers plug-in which I think guides the planning. Then I switch models (to luna) before implementation. I find this combo nearly always does what I w
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by qup 1mo ago
Or who is overly protective after reading about what happened at openai
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by qup 1mo ago
IMO you shouldn't get to be in charge of a company just because it became successful. Facebook is allowed to make ads show on their own product. I hate their product, but it's theirs.
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by qup 1mo ago
I'm going to send mine to visit my mom. It's so hot in August.
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by qup 1mo ago
There are more than two options. What about great engineers with great models?
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by qup 1mo ago
Inference is profitable
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by qup 1mo ago
Well your generally intelligent four year old can't meet the standard you just made, by definition.
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by qup 1mo ago
You're saying things about yourself, not the Xbox or MS. There is something interesting about the Xbox, as evidenced by its sales record.
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by qup 1mo ago
Controller was terrible, if only for lack of two thumb sticks. Going back to GoldenEye, my second favorite game of all time... It's miserable.
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by qup 2mo ago
If they asked for it, that's a big clue it's not a novel idea. They ask for it because they think it can unicorn. Being novel isn't always important.
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by qup 2mo ago
It's not very novel
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by qup 2mo ago
Yeah, if not, it could be even more!
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by qup 2mo ago
Or, you could make some mistakes.
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by qup 2mo ago
And milk crates "National dairy. All other use prohibited!"

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