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by readme 10d ago
I host my own email. I also have a gmail account, that I've had since the beta. I cannot tell you how many times I have encountered a person that asks for my email and then looked at me confused when it didn't end in gmail, outloo
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by readme 12d ago
I've taught people to start with surface mount before. It's really worse depending on what you're soldering. A lot of people doing hardware hacking will get tons of mileage just out of being able to solder on a chip with a so
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by readme 12d ago
you attempted a skilled technique without practice, you were surprised when you screwed it up, and then you quit this is not a good pattern!
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by readme 12d ago
They would be broke quick.
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by readme 12d ago
I'm honestly passionate about this topic. For a while, around the time that urinals started to appear without water, I dealt with some serious splashback issues. I forget when I started aiming for the back of the urinal. I'm assum
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by readme 2mo ago
Ah yes, an application that should exist in a free market but will probably disappear soon. You are a good person. Keep going at it.
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by readme 2mo ago
i love it ai can't shred ai will never get chicks i will use YouTube Guitar Tab Parser to shred and get chicks
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by readme 2mo ago
I don't have much success with using the LLM to make changes to a big legacy codebase. Instead, I use the LLM to gripe about things I don't like in the code. Usually, it is a brilliant commiserator.
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by readme 3mo ago
Yocto sounds like it makes me feel when I use it
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by readme 3mo ago
That's probably still very healthy. The study looks at deaths per year at non-optimal temperatures. Living in a desert is different than taking a sauna.
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by readme 3mo ago
Out of curiosity, which fields would you say are the best to just be mediocre in?
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by readme 3mo ago
I mean, there's other problems with OPs argument. For example, "there's no chance to become the next one" implies it's only worth it to do something if you can become the absolute best person in the field. It's
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by readme 3mo ago
Boston Dynamics robots can do gymnastics... Hey, Hyundai isn't "just a car company"
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by readme 3mo ago
no one expects humans to read CLAUDE.md it's never been easier to catch up to the team guru
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by readme 3mo ago
I noticed this! CLAUDE.md is one of my go-to places if I want to read documentation, now. It's usually much more to the point and more accurate than whatever was intended for humans.
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by readme 7mo ago
Crazy for wanting a computer that's actually yours. I believe there will come a day where people who can do this will be selling these on the black market for top dollar.
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by readme 7mo ago
which desktop experience did you try i'm a daily mac os x user (for a long time) and I think kde plasma is better
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by readme 7mo ago
Even gnome tries to be too modern imo. KDE is perfect. I used to feel like KDE was too much like a toy. Now by comparison it looks utilitarian.
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by readme 7mo ago
i love postgres and pgvector... this is exactly to my tastes
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by readme 7mo ago
exactly had that extra spending gone to pay math teachers the results might be different
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by readme 8mo ago
I'm going to have nightmares about waking up restrained in this thing.
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by readme 8mo ago
I can't really trust this kind of statement since there is an obvious conflict of interest. You can write lots of code with an LLM. "I did ~20 PRs yesterday all coded by AI" I guess anthropic makes you use a pull request for
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by readme 9mo ago
You'll do better showing this to the people who would be your users. Looks like a solid idea to make some money on the side solving a problem you actually have. A lot of people on HN wouldn't be your users. That's fine. Find
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by readme 9mo ago
glad I have your ear as much as I love the meme in your post, it's the reason I won't be able to share it with work colleagues who use matlab every day just something to consider
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by readme 1y ago
NHK is also available over the air in some places, if you have an antenna
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by readme 1y ago
it's a bad idea because your money will run out faster, if you just trade 9-5 you can space your losses out
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by readme 1y ago
The irony
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by readme 1y ago
Well how else are the rich supposed to buy the land, silly?
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by readme 2y ago
it's entertaining to me that you imposed an unnecessary security restriction on your kid's phone which resulted in inoperability
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by readme 3y ago
It's revelant on servers, workstations, embedded systems, and supercomputers. So, basically everywhere. The thing is: you're unlikely to be programming directly on top of the POSIX API unless you're doing something comparativ

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