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candrewlee14

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About candrewlee14

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    Ghostty has my daily driver for a good while now, I’ve been super happy with it. It’s been especially fun watching Mitchell deftly build a community at just the right speed for its…

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    Comment #40099069

    Serious unintended consequences of ordering… Reminds me of the hungry judge effect [1] - judges tend to be more harsh before a break and more lenient after. [1] https://en.m.wikipe…

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    Comment #39727808

    I experienced AR for the first time with the Vision Pro, and I came away with the same impressions; it’s not quite ready for mainstream but “magical” really is apt. I was a big ske…

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    Comment #39727756

    Very interesting to me that our dreams make some of the same mistakes. Some of the usual reality checks to know if you’re dreaming: - looking at your hands - looking at clocks - tr…

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    Comment #39686387

    I'm at a 1/4 of that. I love it and I'm just hoping it sticks around long enough to get me to 40 ;)

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    Comment #39643798

    Throughout my career thus far, I’ve consistently been advised to get really good at writing if I want to make the biggest impact I can. With that being said, I’ve been doing some p…

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    Comment #39637053

    Thank you, I really appreciate this :)

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    Comment #39612735

    This is fantastic, thank you so much for the thoughtful response! I happen to be super interested in systems programming (OSes, DBs, PLs), but I've worried that those fundamentals …

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    Comment #39611797

    Totally agree, it’s the textual equivalent of the visual uncanny valley. Communication in general is obviously not gonna go away. Certain kinds of corporate copy-writing where the …

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    Ask HN: What skills are worth learning long-term against AI?

    I'm graduating this semester with my MS in CS and I'm beginning what will likely be 45+ years of career work. With the pace of AI/ML developments in the past 5 years, what kinds of…

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    Comment #38580293

    Do the web browser offerings of those apps not cut it?

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    Comment #37386396

    Sounds something like charm’s vhs: https://github.com/charmbracelet/vhs

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    Comment #37036785

    Anybody have anything like a "hall of fame" for easy-to-read beautiful working code?

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    Comment #36996708

    Aarch64 is supported (M series chips) if that’s what you’re worried about.

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    Comment #36634250

    It's always fun for me to see C. elegans meet software. This is amazing. My undergrad degree capstone project was a flow-based visual C. elegans strain builder[1]. The team worked …

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    Comment #35996919

    Agreed about Go-like interfaces. I don’t think it’d fit Zig to make them dynamic at runtime the way Go does, but even just as a compile-time constraint it would make building a com…

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    Comment #35458000

    Of course its simpler, I just wanted it to make sure the comment still related to her work on this :) In summation, what she’s done is awesome.

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    Comment #35456851

    SvelteKit is such a breath of fresh air, glad to see it used on this.

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    Comment #35456809

    jart is a genius. What they’ve done with Blink, Cosmopolitan C, Redbean, and now llama.cpp is incredible. It gives me hope for the future of systems/low-level programming.

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    Comment #35418553

    Thank goodness we’ve had record breaking snow this year, so the lake lives to see another day!

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    Comment #34714292

    I can’t help but feel like our brains didn’t evolve to understand the scale of competing against thousands of others to get admitted to college slots and get jobs. Once the interne…

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    Ending alfalfa farming would likely help a lot. The water usage is insane for such a small part of Utah’s GDP.