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evantbyrne

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About evantbyrne

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    It is how I hear people using the term idk what to tell you

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    Comment #49103768

    "lifestyle business" is sometimes used as a derogatory term to describe setting up a corporation for a hobby that is not really meant to be profitable.

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    Comment #49022370

    I've been pursuing the public good my entire career, including making major career moves to improve the developing world. You've crafted a delusion to justify your clearly antisoci…

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    Comment #49022060

    From their recent announcements it seems Codeberg is operating as a club that just so happens to have a git UI. Perhaps that is amusing if you're playing along, but I can't imagine…

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    Comment #48977357

    Everything I've used from Automattic has felt that way. If you ever want to torture an engineer, just make them change the layout of WooCommerce checkout.

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    Comment #48922332

    Not everyone is looking to save a buck at anyone's expense. Don't ever make the mistake of thinking we're the same.

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    Comment #48909494

    Some guy floated the idea of putting in a small datacenter in the nearby city and asked for public comment. The next town hall had a huge turnout and multiple people got kicked out…

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    Comment #48824883

    Philosophy of science went hard and was hands down the most valuable course in my education. It's very strange that they don't force everyone to take at least some philosophy in un…

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    Comment #48438430

    Thank you. Was beginning to feel like I was taking crazy pills seeing people claim that 300ms is fast when 30ms has been the target TTFB for as long as I can remember. Maybe Linear…

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    Comment #48054484

    I would hope that when engineers speak of LLM determinism they just mean it as shorthand for close to 1 under expected conditions

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    Comment #47730416

    The going rate for 1099 work tends to be higher than this to account for risk, unbillable work, and increased tax rate. Agencies that lend out their developers to clients charge 2-…

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    Comment #47681970

    I was going to say it seems potentially useful, but engagement stats for this on Github and X seem unnatural and the anon crypto author makes it a hard no for me

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    Comment #47578047

    Getting up to speed on the business logic was arguably the easiest part of my last job where the product was a liquid biopsy. Regardless of industry, you have to learn how to commu…

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    Comment #47576441

    There are certain non-software industries that seem to have strong hiring preferences for workers who started in the industry over computer science chops, and a lot of those tend t…

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    Comment #47252438

    Totally. 8GB is probably enough for most users. I wouldn't recommend anything less than 32GB for a development machine in 2026 that's all

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    Comment #47251999

    I used to be able to get by with just 8GB on a mac. But these days I have to run entire clusters locally

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    Comment #46748876

    Culture flows from the top down

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    Comment #46647193

    I experimented a lot with bootstrapping React projects this past fall, and Astro was by far the least painful to use. Notably, it was the least goofy of all of the React starter ki…

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    Comment #46625544

    It never stopped being possible to order a bare bones F-150 with a 8ft bed. Might not have the tradeoffs that many people are looking for, but difficult to argue something like tha…

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    Comment #46459232

    > Hacker News, probably noticeably since 2016 or so, has been a negative, curmudgeonly place. It has become political (toward the left), sclerotic, and bitterly nostalgic. It's bad…

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    Comment #46421640

    I would expect Windows to have better battery life than Linux, just because Linux is so much worse than MacOS on power consumption, but I also haven't run Windows on a laptop in ov…

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    Comment #46414549

    It would be newsworthy if Linux laptops could compete with MacBooks on performance and quality. Maybe reconsider Windows if you feel the need to switch?