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herdrick

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About herdrick

meet.hn/city/20.802956799999997,-156.31068331602177/Maui

Socials:

- github.com/herdrick

- linkedin.com/in/herdrick

- x.com/herdrick

Interests: AI/ML, Startups

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Recent public activity

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    Comment #49116869

    Above? I don't know anything about these particular auctions, but how could any auction arrive at a price above market value?

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    Comment #48217182

    non-paywall link?

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    Comment #47750166

    So don't feel bad, is my point :)

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    Comment #47744141

    > Why does “as if the waters had but newly retired” mean there’s a lot of water (and thus mud)? It doesn't. It means there's a lot of mud. It might help if you had the rest of the …

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    Comment #46559787

    Good stuff. Are star count and forks etc. the criteria for inclusion of repos? Lots of repos result in "Repository not found".

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    Comment #45987407

    You: - can read Old English - find Beowulf, in Old English, dull ... how did this happen? Isn't reading Beowulf a primary motivation, if not the primary motivation, for the hard wo…

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    Comment #44534823

    From the parent comment: "Heck invite the regulars to the 2nd drink with that extra money that is coming in now if you want, or give them a discount." That could even be revenue ne…

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    Comment #43962085

    The chat in what tool? Not Cursor nor Windsurf, it sounds like?

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    Comment #43828408

    No, you should always wait until the last possible moment to refill the leaky bucket, because the less water in the bucket, the slower it leaks, due to reduced pressure.

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    Comment #43543228

    Candidate for hardest collective fall for an April Fool's Day joke in Hacker News history?

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    Comment #42680740

    This is so sad.

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    Comment #42678591

    (... in the style of his The Little Schemer et al. books)

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    Comment #42678358

    Matthias Felleisen, architect (I think) of the current curriculum, explains to a hypothetical skeptical university administrator the virtues of it: https://felleisen.org/matthias/T…

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    Comment #42049528

    It's perfectly safe to eat rare pork in the United States. Trichinellosis hasn't been an issue in commercial pork for some time. Wild pigs and backyard pigs should be assumed to be…

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    Comment #41372439

    Oh wow! Sorry about that. Empty aisles, i.e. a true shortage, only happens due to an artificially low price -- do you know what is holding the price down in this case? Perhaps pric…

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    Comment #41369989

    There is no rice shortage in Japan currently, at least not in the sense of the word 'shortage' in economics. Prices are not held artificially low (they are influenced by the state …

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    Comment #41120540

    Strong points, but insults and emotion aren't how we do it on HN.

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    Comment #39061639

    Normally an announcement like this would be based on a program of drilling. But yes there would be a lot of interpolation and I think some extrapolation.

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    Comment #38928926

    https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/old-reddit-redirec...

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    Comment #37850828

    Interesting. Sounds like the HN rules need a new clause, "No accusing other commenters of writing comments using LLMs".

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    Comment #36274583

    Providers often just ban all crypto mining. I think it might be because of pressure from authorities fighting money laundering.

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    Comment #36096176

    Wow! I’d love to hear it.

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    Comment #32760012

    Could one of these help? https://www.google.com/search?q=locked+home+safe+that+can+be...