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Ask HN: What fiction books would you recommend for programmers?
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10mo ago
Also sometimes who gets to work on a future project is just based on perceived interest And not going to a meeting may be perceived that you aren't interested in that project
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10mo ago
Totally agree, I've found that as well working in big tech People focus way to much on the superficial stuff like code cleanliness, formatting, organization, local structure of the code Because that stuff is easy to talk about, kind of
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I'm always surprised how big the population of Indonesia is yet it seems culturally underrepresented in the world compared to a lot of smaller countries Almost 300 million people but it rarely comes up in the news or pop media
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10mo ago
Public school doesn't really represent "the real world" for everyone anyway If you go to university and into a professional career you end up in a different bubble of people than say going into trades
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10mo ago
Anyone else feel like real-time strategy games with full 3D just never look as good as old 2D ones? I think its something about the perspective warping of the 3D camera that makes 3D RTS games look weird to me
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10mo ago
People like different styles and different things than you Stay tuned for more mind blowing news at 11
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10mo ago
I don't understand, what prompted OpenAI recently to need this 1.4T investment?
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11mo ago
When I was younger I used to hate on popular things and be that guy who is like "how can anyone like this, this is objectively bad" (for example pop music) But I started a habit of re-framing it instead like "well if you don&
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One thing I've noticed with the younger generation is they are much more analytical and "in their heads" They over-analyze and overthink everything a lot more than past generations which can be good and bad Probably due to th
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I think people were worn down over many years by traditional politicians and just wanted something different And then someone came in and took advantage of that
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11mo ago
You don't have to use energy to cool it though do you? Couldn't it just flow into a big passive outdoor radiator?
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11mo ago
> more information compression (see paper) => shorter context windows, more efficiency I'll ask the dumb question here How is that possible? Wouldn't different sizes of text/fonts/rendering/spacing end up with
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11mo ago
You're taking the word cursed way too seriously This is just a list of things that can catch devs off guard
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11mo ago
Fair enough, I guess its a bit different nowadays since the background is usually a PhD in compsci
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11mo ago
I always get a weird feeling when AI researchers and CS people start talking about comparisons between human brains and AI/computers Why is there a presumption that we (as people who have only studied CS) know enough about biology/
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11mo ago
I mean think of all the things a smartphone has to do nowadays, there's so much complexity
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Ask HN: How has your experience been with iOS 26?
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1y ago
Thanks for asking, we're using AWS Bedrock to handle all that https://aws.amazon.com/bedrock/
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1y ago
Is that what game consoles have done for years?
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1y ago
Do you prefer the non-stop AI spam that is typical on this site instead?
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1y ago
How can you reason correctly if you don't have any way to know which facts are real vs hallucinated?
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1y ago
Thought this was interesting, I guess the game itself is frostbite but the map editor will use the open source Godot engine just as an editor
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Battlefield 6 map editor is *checks notes* Godot
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Andrej Karpathy – The append-and-review note
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Predicting 4-months into the future is not really that impressive
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Did the employer know you didn't live there?
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Didn't realize so many Canadians on HN
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1y ago
+1 for OnShape It works like google docs where its in the browser
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Is that in all of canada or just west coast
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