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    Comment #49214751

    Fascinating coming from a company hurting so hard from their over-leveraged positions in AI.

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    Comment #39430476

    If you're going to drink decaf, be sure to drink decaf prepared via the Swiss water method. It has the least additives, healthiest option and tastes pretty good.

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    Comment #35387263

    It’s worth noting one important caveat: GPT-4 cannot do super complicated coding. Don’t get me wrong; I use frequently when coding but it can’t handle the complex stuff; it’s insan…

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    Ask HN: Does every software project require a refactor?

    It seems every project I've ever been on required an eventual refactoring of the entire codebase. I'm wondering if that's the same for others.

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    Comment #30032753

    Yes absolutely go work at Meta. The person in the post had worked there for ten years; they’re likely a millionaire. It’s very challenging, but you should definitely get in and try…

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    Comment #29848069

    Just quickly from a technical perspective: web3 is like a useful wrapper around json-rpc which etherereum nodes use as a comms protocol. You can just use whatever off the shell cli…

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    Comment #29824742

    I quit drinking once for three years. Usually, your friends will ask you in the beginning to just have one drink or to just drink moderately. After about a year of no drinking, mos…

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    Comment #29274259

    The most fascinating part was that they raised $45mm in seven days from people from all over the world using really nothing but solidity contracts on the ethereum blockchain(no com…

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    Comment #29274240

    They waived the fee.

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    Comment #29268592

    320 x 240, is this the resolution of the depth data provided by the LiDAR sensor?

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    Comment #28093057

    It's no coincidence this system launched around the same time the whole NSO scandal broke. The NSO leak shows what government-sponsored exploit analysis against a large tech compan…

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    Comment #27836609

    People hate this because it’s not the all-in-one all-nighter over-the-weekend hacker stereotype I think we all want to be; rather it’s a slow movement towards success over a much m…

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    Comment #27821582

    Stop using esoteric tools and trendy frameworks and use more robust solutions. That might prevent the burnout.

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    Comment #27692882

    I always thought something like Ethereum could solve this type of thing; that is, if the content itself lived inside the blockchain. Obviously for larger formats that wouldn't work…

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    Comment #27593624

    Programmers are inherently incredibly underpaid relative to the immense value they bring to everything so if anything your working hours match what you're being paid. You may still…

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    Comment #27143902

    The ransom payments are covered by insurance. It’s the insurance companies making the payments.

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    Comment #25731822

    "a. pays popular users" Source?

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    Comment #25689564

    "no big deal" A stolen laptop is usually not considered "no big deal" basically everywhere I worked.

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    Comment #25447139

    He likely was using it incorrectly. The president also used it incorrectly; Abbott called him out for it. Abbott's tests only work if you have symptoms, it's as simple as that. If …