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HeWhoLurksLate
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About HeWhoLurksLate
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Comment #49207297
at present I'd almost put them at Stellantis levels of bad
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Comment #49204864
Even if their actions running servers were at 50% load (or even 20%) at the end of 2025, they'd be screwed right now, at this point it's as much a tech/scaling problem as it is a C…
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Comment #49191527
would using one LLM to create a spec, and another with only access to the spec doc count as clean enough?
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Comment #49089801
> They would have used a credit card to buy it with much worse terms average credit card interest rate: 18-25% APR [0][1] average klarna effective interest rate:25-33% APR [2] gett…
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Comment #49041175
and also not crash rated for the same loads and scenarios, nor burn rated to the same standards
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Comment #48947624
I think that a fairly significant amount of the "revolutionary" ideas or usecases for specific technologies will come with maybe not the most optimized of solutions as people that …
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Comment #48679072
The DRAM producers have also agreed to work together to raise the prices in the past and are probably rather enjoying it being their turn to get a ton of money again. d Free market…
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Comment #48478186
now if only onboarding people was as easy as onboarding the bots is getting
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Comment #48374604
It's all fun and games until you're wrongly in the spotlight for something menial you thought nothing of at the time
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Comment #48351427
Steam had John Wick on it at one point
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Comment #48350698
wait so just being lazy and using sudo on Docker commands instead of figuring things out actually means I'm being safer? awesome.
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Comment #48228879
I would gladly pay $4 to not have to watch twenty-seven ads before the main fight in an MMA match
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Comment #48012501
I was started on learning how to make PowerPoint presentations and present them in kindergarten, and I'm incredibly thankful for that. More broadly, building a slide deck is a crit…
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Comment #47957516
that would be eight fives...
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Comment #47886113
I haven't been able to find any communities with as high of a signal-to-noise ratio and breadth of experiences as HN, especially not public ones that one can stumble their way into…
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Comment #47767970
I respectfully disagree - I do agree that the natural financial death of a company probably shouldn't result in bailouts, but if I as a company get breached because my fully-update…
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Comment #47766950
It's all fun and games until it's your livelihood at stake, and then it makes a lot more sense to acquiesce, lick your wounds, and keep your business alive. Getting hacked is no fu…
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Comment #47604465
I appreciate a good April Fools joke, I also appreciate CloudFlare's approach of "we're extra serious today, here's some useful stuff for ya"
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Comment #47577837
"this here is a virtual network appliance, so called because it doesn't have any ports on it - wait, why are you taking off that blanking panel? That's illegal!"
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Comment #47570356
I thought "hype" was a different thing from "organic growth" but similar
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Comment #47538164
but what about second GPU?
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Comment #47526037
This line of reasoning applies to nearly any way to spend time - "why are you playing videogames? Learn X instead!" or "why are you bothering with X when Y exists?" or "what, you d…
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Comment #47525539
AI Agents can write and modify base Python / C++ / Rust / whatever pretty well, and thus users aren't limited by "sorry the building blocks only go together in this one particular …
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Comment #47522304
I have watched artists thoughtfully integrate digital lighting and the like at a scale I'd never seen before the LLMs rolled up and made it possible to get programs to work without…
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Comment #47431098
VS Code is also open source and forkable, the Windows kernel or Azure tech stack not so much