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tbossanova
29d ago
Libraries have been trying to do exactly this (digitising) for many years, without funding. Imagine the wealth of human knowledge that might be in proprietary llms after this? Will there be a path back to the source material? I hold out hop
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2mo ago
More proportionally or more in total? Just wondering what the cost/benefit calculation is like when deciding how much to invest in the iOS user experience
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2mo ago
If you can’t tie a knot, tie a lot
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3mo ago
treat.your.self
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3mo ago
It’s the kind of thing that would suck all enjoyment out of watching sports for me personally. I may well be in a minority though, possibly an old person thing too
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3mo ago
I’m torn. It’s a great thing to share knowledge and take feedback graciously. Maybe this kind of comment will encourage more of that. But you also need people to tell you what is up without unnecessary filters. It’s a challenge
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3mo ago
Perfect? It has an ad for Geico
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5mo ago
The only reason I ever read HHGTTG as a kid is because it was on a bookshelf at home and I eventually got bored enough to pick it up. I don’t currently have an ebook equivalent of that for my kids
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5mo ago
I’ll often use a quick brain break like this to do a tiny bit of exercise, e.g. walk on the spot, plank. This means staring at a wall (or the floor) anyway plus you get the blood flowing. Most appropriate would probably be wall sit while st
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5mo ago
Money can’t buy happiness, but being broke will certainly make you unhappy
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5mo ago
Some of it is really good, yes. But of course music taste is extremely subjective
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5mo ago
“But $parent, none of the other kids have it on! I’m missing out on everything! Are you trying to ruin my life? I hate you!” Rinse and repeat until you break
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6mo ago
As a “customer”, I consider github down if I can’t push, but not down if I can’t update my profile photo (literally did this today, sending out my github to potential employers for the first time in a long time). This stuff is notoriously h
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tbossanova
6mo ago
Main is also an easier name for beginners. I’m old school and always got the comparison of master branch to master tapes and such things, but people new to this stuff wouldn’t necessarily have the same intuition about the name. Main is just
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6mo ago
“I got divorced based on advice from complete strangers on the internet, AITA?”
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6mo ago
Sounds great, let’s have more of that!
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6mo ago
Raised planters can help too
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6mo ago
How are they terrible musicians? They played their specific type of music extremely well. Like, technically better than most people will ever be at music. People loved seeing them play. I still enjoy their records. So, what is terrible?
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6mo ago
How delightfully cynical. Instead of thinking taste in music “must” spring from your cynical take on what authenticity us (which I agree is impossible to define and almost a useless term at this point), maybe people just… like the music, an
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tbossanova
6mo ago
Literally every information source has biases. We are human after all. Well, most of us. If you reject Wikipedia on this you basically have to reject everything anyone says, ever
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6mo ago
True, and also when you actually go to apply for a job it often kicks you out to another website, that will use who knows how many mbs? And you have to fill in your details again and again. Each one a different flavour. Sometimes saying the
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6mo ago
Money
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6mo ago
Sounds like terrible people. I’ve worked with plenty of people who didn’t start with English and if you give them time they usually excel
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6mo ago
That’s it, you’re on my naughty list! —Santa
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6mo ago
Nothing; but PHP, in experienced hands, will be waaay more productive for small-to-medium things. One issue is that experienced hands are increasingly hard to come by. Truly big, complicated things, built by large teams or numbers of teams,
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7mo ago
Ah, so another way they’re like humans haha
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7mo ago
Same, been using it for over 20 years and probably only a handful of crashes in that time. But I mostly look at dead simple web stuff (like hn) and run aggressive ad blocking so I might not be representative of the average user
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7mo ago
Probably true (Sorry.)
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7mo ago
Once upon a time people advocated writing tests first…
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7mo ago
Yeah but if everyone follows that then nobody ever talks to anyone “random” ever. The key is to just not be creepy. Some little low stakes thing that can just end easily if they don’t want to chat. “Such a long wait for this bus. Should hav
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