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citelao
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Comment #49216833
That’s the prevailing statistic, but your original number isn’t that wrong either: Humans can perceive much smaller latencies. If you look at the Card & Miller reference, at least …
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Comment #49027093
My statement is not super constructive, but yes, I also really liked this article. Local-first, privacy, even the example of managing personal restaurant reviews. I don't have enou…
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Comment #48807588
OP: ooooo, that's neat. Do you have a source? I struggled to find a source for even that $6,000 number.
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Comment #48807558
OP: Perhaps it is, but this article honestly took me 12 months to research & write. I really struggled to find trustworthy sources. Do you know of any others I should look at? Also…
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Comment #48807470
Totally agree; I had to cut a few sentences about that :). (I also tried to steel-man the paper as much as possible). Oddly enough, it seems like, although the value of "blind oper…
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Comment #48806154
OP here: I always disliked touchscreens in cars, so I didn't understand why automakers kept shoving them in. I always assumed I was weird in some way, and that most consumers prefe…
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Comment #47848334
OP here: I really enjoyed learning about the history of industrial design for this. I wanted to understand the parallels between software engineering and industrial design (well, c…
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Comment #47252329
I've been using "Big noun pages" in my technical documentation for quite some time now, and I wanted to formally explain the concept to my teammates. Thus: this blog post! I hope y…
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Comment #46859221
Perhaps this is a bit OT, since the article focuses more on self-development ("When training a muscle, you only get stronger with resistance"), but I wonder about the subtitle: > E…
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Comment #45888589
Many languages have very complicated pluralization rules. For example, Russian has different plural forms for numbers ending in 2. That doesn't prevent a good translation framework…
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Comment #45814770
I agree on all counts! Some generated music is basically indistinguishable at this point, which scares me. Also, kudos to HN’s title algorithm; it gave my article a punchier title.…
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Comment #45811504
OP here: I thought it might be interesting to document how I (a random engineer) have been using AI day-to-day. I tried to ground everything with real examples, so you can judge fo…
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Comment #43321442
I started writing this the day before TikTok shutdown, but I kept dwelling on it for months. How much should we archive? Why? The end result is TikTok will always be temporary . I …
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Comment #42843735
I updated my terminals to play a quiet sound when they finish long-running commands, and it's saved me many hours of wasted time. I think modern software is missing a large opportu…
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Comment #42558896
What a timely article! I've been thinking about writing something similar for a bit. I was doom-and-gloomy about how programming is more complicated now, but then friends pointed o…
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Comment #41942298
I did that yesterday with a project: I took a Rust package that compiled a C project, then had the Rust project generate a C-compatible DLL that I could consume in dotnet. It was s…
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Comment #38768718
Wow! Thanks for sharing. Sometimes I get disheartened about programming, then posts like this remind me how complicated the world actually is. And how much perseverance and elbow g…
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Comment #38411593
There’s actually published evidence of exactly that! Where Do Security Policies Come From found that the websites with the most aggressive policies were those with the least incent…
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Comment #36828271
What would be a good, more academic overview of computing history? Do you have any specific book recommendations? I'd love to read a more "citation-based" version.