Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
tarranoth
searching Neon…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
6 ms
·
1.
▲
by
tarranoth
4y ago
A mortgage is about the ability to pay back hundreds of thousands over an extremely long time period. Your normal shopping is a blip, and it makes barely any difference because normal people just use their credit card the same as if it was
2.
▲
by
tarranoth
4y ago
As far as I understand (not a US citizen), the biggest thing people seem to do is: -get a credit card -do your normal shopping with it But this just seems nonsensical to me, sure if you can't pay your shopping cart, a mortgage is very
3.
▲
by
tarranoth
4y ago
I don't understand the US credit score at all. What's the predictive value of you paying off a mortgage based on you just shopping with a credit card? Sure if you can't pay your normal shopping cart, probably you shouldn'
4.
▲
by
tarranoth
4y ago
There are still chess tournaments for humans, even though our smartphone could play chess better than any grandmaster.
5.
▲
by
tarranoth
4y ago
The thing is though, it's trained on human text. And most humans are per difinition, very fallible. Unless someone made it so that it can never get trained on subtly wrong code, how will it ever improve? Imho AI can be great for sugges
6.
▲
by
tarranoth
4y ago
I think you are basically describing why people want modules to be implemented.
7.
▲
by
tarranoth
4y ago
COM as far as I used it was always this incredibly opaque thing that no one understood. The only good thing is that you could generate C# code in visual studio for it, but the generated stuff is barely understandable and versioning with COM
8.
▲
by
tarranoth
4y ago
What about yaml? Most people use it for configuration, but few would write out a yaml file as output instead of a json file even though they could.
9.
▲
by
tarranoth
4y ago
It sort of reminds me of a video I watched some time ago where some guy explains how he was cutting costs, by instead of having a high memory server they used one with nvme SSD and cut on memory usage a bit (I believe they used it to host s
10.
▲
by
tarranoth
4y ago
Did you consider the fact that your domain name itself could have been the cause by itself? It is not extremely far fetched that stamhoofd could somehow find its way in being found offensive by some automated tool (or a person who takes the
11.
▲
by
tarranoth
4y ago
I think it is simply the domain name itself, not anything they did. The domain name he uses (stamhoofd) translates to "head of the tribe/tribal leader". I can imagine that such a word can easily have bad connotations and nobo
12.
▲
by
tarranoth
4y ago
I have a suspicion that your domain name (stamhoofd = head of the tribe, tribal leader translated from dutch) is likely getting flagged due to some natural language processing thing flagging it as offensive language. I would not be surprise