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Show HN: The Naturalist's Walk – A Web Game Based on William Jardine's Library(thenaturalistswalk.com)
2 points by soneca 1mo ago|0 comments
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by soneca 2mo ago
Tangentially there was this recent post for a very hard juggling web game where everyone will likely suck: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48963122
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by soneca 2mo ago
Keep the phone still after throw and then move down when the sound is getting loud again (the sound is to mimic the parable I think)
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by soneca 2mo ago
I think you are right for movies and TV shows, but not for "comics, manga and graphic novels" and I'll add books as well. Since those are much cheaper and easier to produce than TV shows and movies, they can be created inde
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by soneca 3mo ago
The World Cup already started. But there are no games played in Utah
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by soneca 4mo ago
I'm a product-minded fullstack software engineer with a strong eye for UX and design. I work confidently across the stack and thrive in fast-paced startup environments where quick, innovative problem-solving is key. I use AI heavily in
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by soneca 4mo ago
Well, practice to get better at writing (and, therefore, judging writing) yourself. It seems obvious. Your skills are not frozen in time and set in stone.
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by soneca 7mo ago
Oh, that is happening a lot to me and I wasn’t sure if it was only me! A lot, I mean, about 80% of my ”não” (I speak Portuguese) are becoming just ”na” . And about 50% of my ”mais” are becoming ”mas” . “o” and “i” are next to each oth
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Show HN: Confabulists, a Substack for Fiction Writers(confabulists.com)
3 points by soneca 8mo ago|0 comments
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by soneca 8mo ago
They are 18+ at Angel Academy, right? I would say they are a lot older than 11, 14, and 15. One year I think is a lot of development in the teens. Doesn't seem a fair comparison
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by soneca 9mo ago
> "A spectrum would involve everyone having the same problem to different degrees;" I learned the opposite, that the term spectrum is used when it is not same problem to different degrees. That's how the autism spectru
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by soneca 10mo ago
> "I suspect many job postings would become discussion battlegrounds" I suspect they wouldn't. I suspect companies that ghost and post fake jobs wouldn't even reply. And companies that have real job posts would repl
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by soneca 10mo ago
I am in favor of not making comments about suspicious posts off-topic. Votes and comments is the natural way that all disputes are handled in this forum. The [-] button is a pretty good solution for long discussions in a job post. Let seeke
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by soneca 10mo ago
I was told that the main reason the “Who is hiring?” thread (and other job boards for startups) has much fewer remote positions that are global (the vast majority is Remote US now) is because of a legislation that reduces a fiscal incentive
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by soneca 11mo ago
I got an error when submitting the form, "Field data constraint violation" , although I could not find which field was incorrect.
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by soneca 1y ago
Got stuck in that one too because I mistranslated vegetables. In my mind, they were all vegetables, since they are no animals or minerals. As it would be in Portuguese. Edit: thinking about it, he wanted to make a joke about Mr Potato, but
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by soneca 1y ago
I definitely did not see that coming. In my mind, foldable phones were the 3D TV of the phones. Interesting development though. Nice to see something that is both cool looking and, apparently, useful getting traction.
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by soneca 1y ago
I think the most interesting part is that, in AI, software does not have zero marginal cost anymore. You can’t build once and scale to billions just investing in infrastructure. Still, companies like OpenAI and Twitter are doing just that.
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by soneca 1y ago
This happened to me in the original site. I think it happens when the white and black balls collide at the exact same spot of the border.
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by soneca 1y ago
But Asimov’s short stories weren’t a serialized novel from the start. They were individual short stories that he later combined with small changes to form novels. It’s different from what Dickens, Dumas, and Verne did.
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by soneca 1y ago
Yes, definitely. I would love for xkcd to redraw the “compiling” one with ”My AI code agent is thinking of a solution” https://xkcd.com/303/
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by soneca 1y ago
The (1928) is part of the title of the article, not the usual HN practice of dating an article. The article itself seems to be very recent. Another note is that the word “canibal” also exists in Portuguese and they conscientiously chose t
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by soneca 1y ago
I’m a product-minded fullstack web developer with 8 years of experience and a strong eye for UX and design. I lean towards frontend work but handle backend challenges confidently. I thrive in fast-paced startup environments where quick and
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by soneca 1y ago
Do you think Atkinson Hyperlegible specifically hurts readability? I am thinking about the regular one on text, not mono on code.
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by soneca 1y ago
I saw several anecdotes that were: “when he did the job, it was great, but he rarely did the job because there was always someone sick, meeting with a lawyer, or any excuse to not deliver”. So I think that finding about multiple employment
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by soneca 1y ago
I agree with GP that poetry is more suited to the spoken word that prose, not less. Ideally, by the author's spoken word. But neither perspective is "bizarre" or "surreal", just different takes.
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by soneca 1y ago
And if they create a hiring process? A interview script?
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by soneca 1y ago
A recruiter, or an HR person in general, do work that “fortifies the company’s ability to make a profit in future years” as you say, by hiring people that will hopefully work there for years. Same as a financial analyst implementing new pro
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by soneca 1y ago
My understanding is that the salary of other types of workers do not follow this rule. If that’s correct, then the section means software developers are actually special snowflakes treated differently by the tax code
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Thank HN: For no pagination and persistent collapsed comments
2 points by soneca 1y ago|1 comments

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