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    Comment #34819298

    Didn't notice that post, thank you!

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    Ask HN: How real is the AI thing?

    I am noticing lots of blogposts and tweet threads saying that ChatGPT and other AI-related tools are some sort of massive revolution that will change substantially our world (or at…

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    Comment #33266529

    Having the same issue now after coming back to an iPhone after several years. Last time I used an iPhone there was Swiftkey, which was amazing. Now, that seems to be gone from the …

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    Comment #32317037

    When you say the compensation was very close to the current market rate, I assume you mean the market rate in Poland, correct? No fancy Silicon Valley salaries for devs in Poland, …

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    Comment #30425721

    Exactly, that is my personal feeling as well. I'd rather prefer to spend the extra time understanding the solution instead of just copy-pasting and adapting the first Stack Overflo…

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    Comment #29906033

    I do feel like you, and think mankind is doomed for real in the short term. But then I enjoy a period of disconnection from news, social media, the Internet in general...and that f…

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    Comment #29905969

    This is such a great advice, thank you for illustrating it with such an impactful and personal background story.

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    Comment #29577530

    Autocorrector issues + fast fingers to click on submit without double checking. Sorry for that. Whoever fixed the title, thank you :D

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    Comment #27314119

    Thank you!

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    Comment #27314105

    Do you have any recommendations on classic books about algorithms and data structures? I would be interested in checking some of them.

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    Comment #27074118

    Wow, 1.5 years of bearing such daily situations, that is something I find impressive given the anecdotes you described. I would probably not have lasted than long in such an enviro…

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    Comment #26966742

    It would also be worth stating that frequent code changes should be applied with regards to mid/long-term maintainability, otherwise, the pile of legacy code will stack up faster, …

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    Comment #25914844

    Really great set of resources! Bookmarked! Also a great companion to rewatch the series! BTW, does anynone know where I could buy the complete series on bluray or dvd? I loved watc…

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    Comment #20819291

    Quite some years ago I think that symbol was used among youngsters so that if you looked at the hand making the OK symbol people would make laugh of you. Not because of some white …

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    Comment #20818407

    I used external services such as Sentry[0] and NewRelic[1], which allow one to access detailed debugging and performance checks on specific errors and API endpoints. Aside from the…

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    Comment #20818376

    What's the source of that document? I found a page[0] with more info and link references to multiple sources that seems to explain everything in detail. [0]: https://dev.to/aryanjn…

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    Comment #20818360

    I don't understand anything at all. It seems some dev used an OK HAND emoji in some slides during some talk, and it was misinterpreted as the White Supremacist symbol or whatever. …

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    Comment #19979259

    The Uber Engineering Blog[0] is the first thing that that comes to my mind. It has posts describing optimizations and approaches they took in certain subsystems. [0] https://eng.ub…

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    Comment #19967844

    Of all the bundle books, I only own a physical copy of "3D math primer for graphics and game development". Having no prior experience on computer graphics before, I love the book: …

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    Comment #19615770

    I personally prefer Django because everything is more explicit than in Rails. Explicit imports, no magic file locations or configurations...