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It seems that, as soon as you transact with a sanctioned entity, you are globally in breach of the agreement and risking the revocation of all your certificates — also the ones for…

It was never the job as long as the profession was called "software engineer" and not "coder".

I believe you might be replying to a bot account.

In case you are interested in hearing a reader's opinion: the AI writing was noticeable and detracting. The most significant cues for me were the sensational tone and the prolific …

serious_angel is not contending with you that the design is bad, or that it is bad because it is unoriginal. In fact, they are not even specifically calling out the design. They ha…

I was checking the submission on the phone and only peeked at the comments section. While it's not always easy to judge if something is AI-generated or edited, here it was obvious …

Flagged for AI content: I hope this submission dies and the user is penalized (look at their submission and comment history!), because IMO the article does not belong on the front …

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Not taking away the right to your opinion, but I couldn't disagree more; I found it an excellent sociological article. One, it takes the formal concept of "bullshit" and applies it…

Which chapters have you found the most enlightening or useful? (off-topic: here's my own "recommend everywhere" book, "Attacking Faulty Reasoning" by T. Edward Damer, https://en.wi…

What do you know, wishes sometimes come true: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45351060 .

I could never see the need to rebind Ctrl to Caps Lock (and I do use Emacs). Whenever it's time to press Ctrl, I curl my pinky and press that key with my pinky's distal joint. I di…

You can't mention Hyperbole and not say how you use it. I did not get past the "include the occasional action button in org-mode" phase.

I once won a power bank in an anonymous raffle at a marketing event of a company that could be imagined as our distant competitor. I voluntarily gave it away to another attendee, b…

Just an occasional visiting scholar.

Location: Zürich, Switzerland, Europe/EU Remote: Nice to see. Worldwide okay, depending on arrangement. Willing to relocate: Poland/Switzerland, optionally China, but depends on th…

>fcntl(fd, F_GETLK, &lock), fcntl(fd, F_SETLK, &lock), and fcntl(fd, F_SETLKW, &lock) There's also `flock`, the CLI utility in util-linux, that allows using flocks in shell scripts…

Location: Zürich, Switzerland, Europe/EU Remote: Nice to see. Worldwide okay, depending on arrangement. Willing to relocate: Poland/Switzerland, optionally China, but depends on th…

Can you expand upon the Roman architecture books?

谢谢你的文章，太有意思了。这么神秘的故事容易吸引人，万一里面犯了少许语法上的错误，还会有人介意吗？人工智能用起来却可能正事与愿违，让大家质疑你对故事加以过夸张或编造。我建议，第二部不用机器翻译，手动翻译翻译吧。回复人消息，自己写也更好。 Thank you very much for the article, it was super interesting…

Impressive, not just a new URI scheme, but also a brand-new Internet protocol, all in one concise paper. Does the IETF have a red fat button on their desks, like the one often seen…

I was prepared to fume here until I checked your comment history. I guess it is true that sarcasm occasionally fails to get across the cable.

The Swiss company I work at (~300 employees) maintains a monorepo with projects in multiple languages that is managed with Bazel.