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It's fun seeing how much threads like this are mostly folks' hot takes on the title as opposed to anything in specific to do with the article.

If it works it works?

A fun little story, especially in the era of folks talking about alignment/AGI/superintelligence, etc...

None (or at least few) of the folks you’re gonna see on HN are going to be in the income bracket where they’re going to be living in East Harlem. It’s about half an hour from the p…

Well, that's some dedicated griefing lol

Yeah, the places that go for "the great race for comp" is sort of what this question was trying to get at.

Companies throwing $$ at for recruiting has been part of the normal ebb-and-flow of the tech industry for the past few years. Even as one company slows down hiring, another, usuall…

A bunch of the comments here seem to be talking about what's in the headline (a game being realistic + feeling like work) without really noticing some of the broader social comment…

The thing articles like this miss is the problem is not will there be some set of skills gained on a given path, but what skills are gained (and at what opportunity cost) versus al…

I appreciate how this post gets resubmitted every couple of years. It's been a go-to bookmark for ages now and really does help give some visual intuition for what's happening.

Say the middle point is M. We know that for each person the ratio of time to go between M->A should be the same as to go between M->B since the distance is fixed only the rates are…

Porque no los dos? Trends have changed and so have my preferences. It’s the same primitives but we’re allowed to change.

There's a meandering article here but not much of a thesis. Even when the author addresses the title of the article itself ("So again: Why this book—for ninety-six years, over and …

I don't get this question. Automation is the job. We (mostly) don't code in assembly anymore because there are compilers. Your can say that writing high level code (merely "configu…

Not the OP, but as an example: Take a flat earther argument that's explanations within explanations within explanations to cover whatever "what about x?" type of questions you have…

I suppose the question then becomes "should the things that FB did with WhatsApp and Instagram since acquiring them be considered a crime"? I could see eyebrows being raised around…

Not a lawyer, but I'm really curious to see how this plays out. This case has a lot of confounding factors: * other companies/entities that can be considered "competitors" (Twitter…

Seems like the difference between being fine being wrong in the short term (the "strength" part) in order to be right in the long term.

Well. This is a random post to be seeing on the HN front page. Yup, Caltech is small.

Another possibility: Perhaps one of y'all ended up bringing up the topic of cereals (and those cereals in specific) because of a new ad campaign one of y'all saw. You hadn't seen i…

You might be underestimating the number of folks that would be willing to install an extension for $10 and expose the private data of themselves and their friends and family in the…

Depends on the area and the team. For product web-related teams, it’s often “pick something decent that will get you shipping the fastest”, with product-y infrastructure teams gene…

This project doesn't quite have the layers on top as some open source projects[1] but it is sort of amusing to see how much of Calibre is built on the back of one guy (funded via P…