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Can't they feed the code to ChatGPT and ask it to spot the mistakes, though?

I could do this, or I could just throw good old React or a derivative framework at whatever UI I have to build and be done with it.

The “GPT is going to wash away everything” discourse sounded familiar here on HN and of course, I had read it multiple times on your posts bordering on spam. I don’t know if your t…

Very sorry to hear that, though you seem to have a fairly good outlook about it. Excuse me if it's callous to ask this at this time, but as I've been observing layoffs and been hea…

> what about the rest? I'm not an introverted misanthrope, I like to combine times of very deep work and reflection and social interaction. Office environments offer plenty of the …

> I've done quite a bit of fasted training, but can't say I have seen a huge effect myself I've tried it and haven't seen much of a difference in weight loss either. Also I have on…

Not OP, but I've done ~16:8 intermetinent fasting (aka skipping breakfast) many times during my life, and have almost always experienced morning crankiness like you. At times I've …

How is this different to Octoparse and other tools in the space?

They're concerned about profits as any capitalist enterprise is, but if it makes you feel any better they are trying to innovate and find new revenue streams (ex: in digital techno…

> He “backtracked” because his “sweet solution” wasn’t good and everyone wanted native apps and web apps were called “a shit sandwich” by developers. Sure, the 30% cut of all sales…

I have worked for one of the world's most important alcohol distributors, and have been in contact with high execs in the org. They are concerned that young people are not drinking…

I read in an Atlantic piece that there was a "sex recession" [1] - many sociological studies show that people are having less sex than decades prior. It's counter-intuitive, but th…

> So now there is a great conspiracy by both Apple and Google? What conspiracy? They have huge economic disincentives to further PWAs - there is no need for any conspiracy. In the …

> You mean like all of the developers who aren’t creating native apps on Android and are creating PWAs? I'm not sure I understand your wording right... Are you saying that devs cre…

I don’t think that’s a massive problem - you can get away without ultra-personalistic selling and focus the sales attention on your product/service and USPs. In my experience, what…

I freelance and hire other freelancers. There is a meta-job in managing business, and more importantly, selling, which I think that many people with an average intelligence and EQ …

Yes, the CLI is a pipeline that fetches audio -> transcribes -> creates embeddings.

I'll soon be releasing a CLI app that creates embeddings for entire Youtube channels and actually looked whether Supabase offered a pgvector plugin, but seeing as a couple weeks ag…

I’m as anti-woke as they come, but whoa.

Because while I think the benefits of remote work clearly outweigh the cons, I also concede that face-to-face human interaction provides a host of benefits that cannot be replicate…

Different strokes for different folks, I guess. I work remotely, but I walk to an office. I also like to have a separation of work and home. Also I'm very physically active, I do c…

I already walk to work, because working remotely doesn't mean necessarily working from home, and I could do that even if I worked at home.

I can do that on my own without the need to be compelled by anyone, and in fact I walk to the office every morning (I work remotely, but go to a co-working space), with the differe…

I consider myself 100% a remote guy, but c'mon. Isn't it reasonable for people in an org to be in the same physical space a few times a year.

> you can make a commute a quite pleasant part of your day and create a healthy separation between your work and your life Everyone is picking on the rest of your arguments, and I …