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robotburrito
28d ago
I find remote work makes it harder to draw boundaries. I don’t really have work hours anymore. Co workers are all over the world. Sub 7am meetings. Post 6pm meetings. I wonder if in the old days pre remote if you could just close that lapto
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1mo ago
I just use garmin watches to track health stuff. I would literally jump for joy if there were a free alternative software and hardware stack to replace this watch or at the very least a cycling computer.
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1mo ago
The market is pretty bad, they will get someone who lives in a low cost of living state who will take it.
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2mo ago
I recently bought an external cdrom for my laptop. The library here has a wonderful cd collection.
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2mo ago
I’d do whatever is not working at Amazon. At Cambridge you will build yourself as a person and probably make life long friends. By the time you’re done the industry may well be over the AI hype and the job market might make more sense. In t
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3mo ago
The shareholders must be furious about this. Why not lay off 30% of the team and outsource game development and use ai for the art? That seems smarter.
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3mo ago
Isn’t this fair game? Didn’t these companies basically steal to make these models to begin with?
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4mo ago
Is it wrong that I assume these VPN services are probably honeypots in some way?
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4mo ago
As a php coder I’m more fond of Lamborghini.
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5mo ago
Stuff like this is coming for everyone.
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5mo ago
Doesn’t ycombinator and hacker news have links with this company? Makes it hard to maintain the hacker ethos when this entire site seems so closely linked with such forces.
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5mo ago
Porting a giant monolithic JSF app from JSF/Wildfly to two separate apps, a react frontend and a REST Quarkus backend. First time doing this sort of thing with agents. So far it seems ok? If it works out it will really help us scale a
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5mo ago
Yeah but large tech companies don’t just operate by breaking laws like this.
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5mo ago
People who want healthcare and maybe kids who would like school lunch I guess?
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6mo ago
Your know the answer to this question haha.
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6mo ago
I thought so too about the steam frame. Then I saw the pass through was not good. Pass through for me has made these products so more livable. It was downright shocking how much less isolating it felt to have full color pass through.
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7mo ago
Often I hear. “these are so cool! It’s a shame meta makes them.” All of their pivots will fail because of their track record IMo.
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8mo ago
These phones need a kill expression or finger. If you touch a sensor with your left pinky or wink at the camera it nukes the phone.
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8mo ago
Can a software engineer afford to buy a home on a London salary? Or is it a similar experience to living in the Bay Area?
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8mo ago
Created by an llm using a super computer cluster haha.
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8mo ago
Most times your land lord won't let you make anything nicer. They basically want the place to degrade around you so that they can low key force you to leave causing you to abandon your rent control.
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8mo ago
I think it’s cultural to do this or something.
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9mo ago
These artists who do work for tech companies are literally given a day to do this work. Of course they are using AI. They have to. The days of having time to make something great are mostly over.
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10mo ago
They should instead recognize free software.
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10mo ago
Does anyone really read any of this stuff anyway?
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11mo ago
Throttles are so lame. They make these things motorcycles that pretend to be bicycles ridden at 20+ mph in bike lanes by people who mostly haven’t ridden anything at all for 20 years so they lack the knowledge of etiquette and bicycle handl
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1y ago
I love Zulip. We used it before our small firm was purchased by a large company that moved us to teams. Great software!
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1y ago
Join us now and share the software. You’ll be free.
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1y ago
Can’t they use their AI to rewrite the entire thing to be faster?
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1y ago
Does this matter? Aren’t we like a year from AGI? /s
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