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cpeth

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    Comment #46816371

    Exactly this, it would essentially be a STTNG Holodeck

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    Comment #46339070

    Check out https://zoo.dev/ I went from OpenSCAD -> cadquery/build123d -> Zoo/KCL It still is early days, and it needs some more helper functions but it's really nice having two-way…

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    Comment #45920644

    Zed looks really cool and I would love to give it a try, but I am just too beholden to devcontainers. I know there are workarounds to use them with Zed but with many extra steps co…

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    Comment #44715959

    Exactly what I was thinking. Wish I had the time and expertise to give adding support for this codec myself a go. Streaming Clair Obscure over my LAN via Sunshine / Moonlight is ex…

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    Comment #44493620

    This sounds perfect for my use case. I'm a mountain biker who doesn't mind setting up hosting infra. It's fairly common when mountain biking to unintentionally get separated by lin…

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    Comment #44487771

    Any chance it could use seamless transport switching? It would be so awesome if it could switch to cellular(if available) or wifi-direct as needed on the fly. I have been thinking …

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    Comment #41196897

    Ok cool but but now we need the obvious next step... Can it run and render Doom?

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    Comment #39097155

    As someone who loves the dev experience of WSL2 on Win11, try out https://github.com/LeDragoX/Win-Debloat-Tools to strip down your Win install and get some resources back.

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    Comment #38314928

    I think it might be brutal for more than junior people now. I thought I would be fine when my previous employer decided to offshore all of engineering and I was laid off as a resul…

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    Ask HN: Are job referrals worthless now?

    I've been looking for work the past few months. I've never been great at the people-networking side of the software engineering business but know enough people to get some good ref…

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    Comment #38313580

    In terms of impact, LLMs might be the biggest leap forward in computing history, surpassing the internet and mobile computing. And we are just at the dawn of it. Even if not full A…

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    Comment #36261875

    Hmm I assumed the opposite. The mass exodus of long time users who are pissed about the API changes won't happen until there is a destination that can handle the migration without …

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    Comment #36261115

    Is Lemmy the leading candidate for a viable reddit replacement? Are there any other serious efforts in this space? HN has such an insane depth of talent that I am surprised I haven…

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    Comment #35471555

    I took at a look at the Rev.AI website and didn't see any mention of a medical-specific model nor HIPAA compliance. It would be nice if this information was presented in your marke…

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    Ask HN: Why isn't remote work advertised as a pro environment initiative?

    No form of transport requires less energy than telecommuting. Why aren't there Zoom/MS Teams/Slack bill-boards on 101 and 880? Where is everyone's outrage at needlessly requiring p…

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    Comment #33149565

    If it were as bad as your post says, people wouldn't pay 3K for a cracker box. None of your points ring true at all for a 42 year old born and raised here. I hate the housing costs…

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    Ask HN: Front end web app development tools for back end engineer

    What's the best way to get a SPA up and running quickly if you generally dislike the unholy trinity of html/css/js and the endless frameworks to manage and combine them? Now that E…

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    Comment #25864246

    "Apple may have the fastest processor, but Microsoft has the most comfortable tools. Both companies are not perfect, but if we must choose the lesser evil..." It's very fast for a …

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    Comment #25563841

    If you are open to Windows at all, Windows Subsystem 2 handles scenarios like this well for me. The VMs are extremely fast, light-weight and integrated well. The VMs start in under…

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    Comment #25352384

    I think we should still give them credit for being the most open among their peers. MacOS, iOS, Safari and Windows are not open source at all. Edge is of course just another Chromi…

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    Comment #17689477

    One Git UI that I absolutely love but I rarely see mentioned is GitKraken. It's so nice having a fully cross-platform Git GUI, that's attractive and intuitive.

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    Comment #17413656

    Most posts here are going to mention MacOS as the key feature that will always keep them on Mac hardware. That is understandable, people are comfortable with it. I currently use it…

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    Comment #14690847

    Millennium Health | Senior Software Engineer, Front End | San Diego, CA | ONSITE | http://www.millenniumhealth.com/ | Salary: 115K-135K At Millennium Health we are launching our ne…