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deanc

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About deanc

Full-stack software engineer

Email me at https://deanclatworthy.com

Recent public activity

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    Comment #49210758

    I wrote a little bit about this a few weeks ago [1]. For me, programming, building software has always been a creative expression based on fundamentals. AI sucks all the joy out of…

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    Comment #49201349

    It's also going to be more training data for them.

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    Comment #49183051

    This is a conversation about a HN meetup in Europe. Google voice is not available on the free tier to Europeans. It requires google workspace.

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    Comment #49182207

    I believe in a group chat you can see everyone's phone number.

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    Comment #49181975

    Hi. Long-term HN user based in Helsinki. I'd join but don't really want to share my phone number with a large group of people. Can you not find another way to co-ordinate?

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    Comment #49031942

    This would fit right into any modern art gallery. Seems that these interactive generative art projects are in most museums nowadays.

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    Comment #48994874

    It's absolute insanity. They have all the resources to have been able to lead from the front with this new technology. They have the products and users to integrate this technology…

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    Comment #48965223

    Many people have high cholesterol due to genetics. In these cases even if you ate a 100% perfect diet it would only impact 25% of your cholesterol levels - which any physician woul…

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    Comment #48937058

    That’s an interesting way to say you’re third. I’m only second to the ten other runners on my local Strava segments.

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    Comment #48889169

    That's the British voting system for you :)

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    Comment #48889078

    I just want to preface this by saying he's a repugnant, awful human being and potentially is going to be one of the worst things that ever happens to the UK. But... that's exactly …

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    Comment #48888744

    Farage is polarising. I think there is a genuine chance that tactical voters can rally behind a candidate who feasibly can get the votes. However, you have to remember this is an e…

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    Comment #48876347

    And who are you? Why should we trust you and your runtime?

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    Comment #48792917

    Serious question, why does it matter to you? Maybe they wrote a draft and reviewed Claude's writing before publishing. Why are we trying to "call out" when AI is assisting us in ou…

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    Comment #48785232

    I appreciate Tom as an educator, but he's not particularly an authority on anything.

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    Comment #48783907

    This is not a peer-reviewed study. It's a Tom Scott youtube video.

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    Comment #48783351

    I’m not saying this isn’t a legitimate concern but this really seems to have exploded amongst the tech community as the next obsession. I see this pop up on X every few weeks. Is t…

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    Comment #48757364

    Interesting project. Aren't most modern robot vacuum's using image processing to determine whether to stop or not now though? How is Lidar going to help you avoid the cat's diarrho…

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    Comment #48734690

    It's far worse than that. In a lot of cases when you pay on booking.com, they don't charge your card. Instead, they send all your information (including CVV) along to the hotel whe…

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    Comment #48718920

    Anecdotally, multiple folks have said to me they don't drink coffee because it makes them anxious. Enough for me to take notice.

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    Comment #48649560

    Cursor has had this a while, integrated with their web agents. It was a bit buggy to begin with, not working well with non-github repos, but it was improving last time I checked an…

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    Comment #48615878

    I live in Finland and even I am sceptical of this figure. Maybe that’s because I go once a year. I will say it’s very very common for folks to use the library for its primary purpo…

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    Comment #48615854

    I’m almost 40 and educated in the UK. I don’t think sewing has been taught in UK schools for quite many generations now - although no idea what the state of affairs is today.

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    Comment #48582009

    It’s valuable to have input of healthcare professionals here. I don’t disagree with the majority of what you’re saying. However, the value add here is it can do your whole body a l…

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    Comment #48516955

    Charge me. I’ll pay. I’m not going to donate to the org right now as I don’t use Firefox as it uses (noticeably) too much battery on my MacBook compared to safari and chrome.