sickcodebruh

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by sickcodebruh 10d ago
My wife and I met on original okcupid. Not much to say other than the system worked! It’s sad to hear they become tinder-y but I guess it’s hard to compete with the immediacy and dopamine prospects of swiping.
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by sickcodebruh 19d ago
When we consider: * LLM usage is new for the world * Models are evolving quickly with high worldwide competition * Hardware is evolving despite RAM shortages Is investing a huge sum of money in equipment for local inference a wise use of m
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by sickcodebruh 20d ago
Composer 2.5 is phenomenal for so many tasks!
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by sickcodebruh 20d ago
Clerky is great. I used it a few years ago and not only was the web product as advertised, they were quick to answer questions and give advice where they could for years after. I hope they keep doing well within Stripe.
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by sickcodebruh 25d ago
> Four score and seven years ago our fathers brought forth on this continent, a new nation, conceived in Liberty, and dedicated to the proposition that all men are created equal. > The founding moment was not a new nation, but a Liber
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by sickcodebruh 2mo ago
Wasn’t that a different level of challenge? It was easy to call out the problems with it and recognize gaps to close. With Seedance 2.5, I’m not sure how I’d describe it other than “looking like AI video and all AI video is inherently off-p
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by sickcodebruh 2mo ago
The sample video looks incredible and the ability to keep details consistent for so long is impressive but it _still_ looks screams of AI in every single shot. I can’t put my finger on why, something about the way the rooms are put together
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by sickcodebruh 2mo ago
This is great! Did a few rounds, will come back. A few months ago someone on HN shared Dragonsweeper and it completely hooked me and my wife to the point that we had to agree to break up with it. https://danielben.itch.io/dr
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by sickcodebruh 2mo ago
It is clearly not effectively communicated if the tool used to write it stamps its signature in such a way that it distracts from the great work they’re doing.
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by sickcodebruh 5mo ago
Crazy fast but the the way all header text sizes change briefly flash between values every time you switch tabs would drive me nuts if I was responsible for this.
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by sickcodebruh 7mo ago
Varied. Most were exactly the same processes I remembered from interviewing years ago: some startups with no processes and unable to get signals, big public tech companies abusing leetcode, awkward screeners hoping for keywords, and everyth
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by sickcodebruh 7mo ago
Obsidian is my favorite new tool. I started a new job last week and decided to spin it up on day one to help me onboard and learn their system. It’s been wildly successful, the missing piece I needed to really turn Claude Code into the lear
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by sickcodebruh 7mo ago
Started looking in November, four offers by end of January, all decent, last two competing offers were fantastic with great companies and I accepted one. Past few months and even now I’ve had more inbounds from recruiters than any time sinc
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by sickcodebruh 9mo ago
TIL! I had no idea this was a thing. https://support.apple.com/en-us/111772 It really is a great fit for this feature.
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by sickcodebruh 9mo ago
The docs remark “VMs share the resources allocated to the user” so I interpret as resources allocated to your account, VMs provisioned within those limits.
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by sickcodebruh 1y ago
My approach to Claude Code is evolving. I’m still unable to get Claude Code to contribute meaningful features directly my large web app at work. Specs will sometimes help it get close but it eventually veers off course and enters a feedback
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by sickcodebruh 1y ago
There’s a really funny duality to mistakes in recorded art that is vastly different when viewed as a fan and the creator. As a music fan, I really love little mistakes in incredible albums. They’re humanizing, they show that the recording w
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by sickcodebruh 2y ago
They are given fake names and identities in the platform in a deliberate intent to mislead the audience, deprive the real author of credit, and hide the real source of the work the major record labels. “Fake artist” is a generous term.
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by sickcodebruh 2y ago
This is neat. I added myself. I'm hitting a bug where clicking New York just refreshes the page instead of loading the city's page. Los Angeles, San José, and... most cities seem to exhibit it. Chicago seems to work? Picking a cit
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by sickcodebruh 3y ago
This is the main thing keeping me from trying it. If you could clarify how you protect and use our code, it would be a huge help.
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Ask HN: Early stage startup attorney in NYC?
2 points by sickcodebruh 3y ago|1 comments
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by sickcodebruh 3y ago
So is Apple the building that contains a Starbucks or the business known as Starbucks? It seems like it’s both — that is a problem. Is Starbucks charging its customers steep costs for entering the building? Where does the existing App Store
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by sickcodebruh 3y ago
I remember finding that secret track based on that "0 is also a number" and being blown away. IIRC there's at least one other secret song in another track's pre-roll.
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by sickcodebruh 3y ago
The separation of art and artist is a complex thing that differs from person to person. I think one universal aspect is that one's willingness to divest from art (or product, in this case) is relative to the ratio of disgust felt for t
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by sickcodebruh 3y ago
This is a great walkthrough! I love CSS Grid. When you’ve got a design that really needs it, it feels like magic. But truthfully, I so often try to use it but wind up back with flexbox. Or there’s some quirk to a design that just doesn’t wo
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by sickcodebruh 3y ago
Cassettes are coming back in a big way. They never totally died in the underground metal world, especially black metal, but they’re bigger right now that at any time in my 20-ish years of recording and releasing music. They have a few benef
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by sickcodebruh 3y ago
One of my favorite experiences from my daughter’s earliest years was the realization that she was able to think about, describe, and deliberately do things much earlier than I realized. More plainly: once I recognized she was doing somethin
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by sickcodebruh 3y ago
I know that it takes a lot of effort to setup these things but I wonder about the long term benefit to buyers. They’re buying into the Launch Leopard Architectural Philosophy, which they may or may not appreciate and grow the way they hope.
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by sickcodebruh 3y ago
I encountered versions of this days ago. Someone I knew for decades died suddenly, unexpectedly, too young. Trying to learn what happened, I searched for his name and found YouTube videos and AI-generated “news” articles that spit out varia
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by sickcodebruh 3y ago
I didn’t realize Compose could now target iOS! That’s exciting. I haven’t written Kotlin or used Jetpack Compose since the before the latter’s 1.0 release but I was very impressed at the time. Kotlin in particular stood out as an expressive

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