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randoglando
8mo ago
Senpai has taken the words out of my mouth and put them on the page.
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randoglando
8mo ago
That's true for a junior engineer, but the more senior engineers should be given a view into the organization's priorities and business challenges.
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Show HN: Readable – A Swipeable Article Reader
(chromewebstore.google.com)
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8mo ago
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randoglando
8mo ago
I have this set up on my blog www.ashwinmenon.com You can inspect and see the JS. There are a few others doing this too!
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randoglando
9mo ago
Yes, vibe coding is SO good for allowing programmers to write those scripts that would have been too tedious to do pre-2022.
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randoglando
9mo ago
Getting users is the real challenge unfortunately! I'm experiencing the same with my trivia app.
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randoglando
9mo ago
It's hard to know whether the blame should lie with the friend or YouTube
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randoglando
9mo ago
Which LLM does this use? I'm guessing this sends client data to 3P servers?
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randoglando
9mo ago
How do you get that nice UI?
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9mo ago
Love it, bookmarked! The animation adds another layer of strategy to jigsaw!
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9mo ago
I've found that one of the best use-cases is to create simple tools. Similar to what simonw does. I've done so here: https://www.ashwinmenon.com/clean_logs/ or more descriptively here: https://www.
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9mo ago
He's a complicated figure. He has done so much good as well. EVs in the US and reusable rockets owe a lot to him. OTOH, so does the cesspool that is X.
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9mo ago
It's because of selection bias. In the older vehicles, customers won't turn on autopilot if they think it won't handle the situation. So, they turn it on highways and easier paths.
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randoglando
10mo ago
Gukesh, the current world champion, did not use engines for analysis until very late. I think until after he became a GM.
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Beating the Tech Interview Game
(ashwinmenon.com)
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10mo ago
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randoglando
2y ago
I found Immune a drag. Really enjoyed Cells At Work though!
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randoglando
2y ago
Not sure what all the other comments are about, but I think this is great! Would be interesting to see if this can be done with a cheaper keyboard too
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randoglando
2y ago
I saw a video stating that they couldn't compete once the main carriers introduced "basic economy" and the like, which brought their prices significantly closer to Spirit.
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randoglando
2y ago
Any hope for Indian immigrants on H1-B to get a green card? There are over 1 million immigrants affected by this.
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randoglando
2y ago
Those who like this may also like "Command Line Efficiency": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cXuXij68DtE
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randoglando
2y ago
I would expect this to update all branches when I do `git pull --rebase` but looks like it doesn't do that?
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2y ago
Does this work with `git pull --rebase`?
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2y ago
> If someone licenses an impersonator's voice and it gets very close to the real thing, that feels like an impossible situation for a court to settle and it should probably just be legal (if repugnant). Does that mean if cosplayers
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2y ago
What does "marginal utility of money" mean? Is the person with the lowest "marginal utility of money" the CEO?
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2y ago
How many enter?
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randoglando
3y ago
Used to mean a non-manager. I agree it's a nonsense term.
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3y ago
Relevant XKCD: https://xkcd.com/435/
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3y ago
Kotlin is less verbose, has better null safety and mutability is clearer.
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3y ago
> The only category I would say is objectively "better" is Java has the best IDEs out of _any_ language. Kotlin was made by the people behind IntelliJ. I'm not sure I understand your point.
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randoglando
3y ago
This is a scam. It's a way to extract more value out of you than what they are paying you for (i.e. paying you for an E5 level, while making you do E6 work).
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