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herval

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    Comment #49053495

    I interviewed at Linkedin in 2020 or so - interview went great, team fit was great, all the interviews were great, the recruiter told me he was going to prepare an offer... then I …

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    Comment #48929302

    You’re doing native apps wrong if they’re 300mb. And also no web app in 2026 is just 50kb!

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    Comment #48919609

    I know, I agree both have their uses :-) I was just jesting about the kind of extreme OP went for.

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    Comment #48919278

    webapps are inefficient, clunky, slow substitutes to actual native apps. I think decades of marketing and billions spent by Google trying to convince people that webapps are better…

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    Comment #48886856

    Any promising techniques so far? I’m working on a rather large monorepo and very few people on the team are managing to keep up with it. Looking for ideas to improve comprehension.…

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    Comment #48774772

    PSC happened...

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    Comment #48709277

    having heard the arguments made by some VP + C-levels throughout the Tokenmaxxing Tulip Mania, I think the interpretation that those mandates were made intentionally for "forcing e…

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    Comment #48619479

    Yea I think this was somewhat true back in 2001. With bots composing half the traffic of the internet, governments controlling massive social botnets and the polarization of politi…

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    Comment #48355826

    this is sorta like saying that being able to run your blog on your laptop will completely implode the cloud business

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    Comment #48345836

    Viruses are nature’s GPUs

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    Comment #48345834

    Every time a big paradigm shift happens in technology, people try to find equivalences between brain/consciousness/humanness and the latest tech they can comprehend. We are “just” …

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    Comment #47227678

    Same for the Vision Pro. Locking down a $3k media consumption device to a single user is such a greedy move, it's unbelieavable

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    Comment #47197653

    this entire administration has been a constant stream of "important turning point for the US" moments

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    Comment #47029072

    I think this ship has sailed pretty hard, by now. Pretty much any app you can possibly use, from iTerm to Slack, is sending data to third-party LLMs (sometimes explicitly, most tim…

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    Comment #46882338

    Vscode’s performance is pretty bad. It’s “tolerable” just like any electron app.

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    Comment #46865404

    It’s just irrelevant for most users. These companies are getting more adoption than they can handle, no matter how clunky their desktop apps are. They’re optimizing for experimenta…

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    Comment #46662634

    80% of the world population back then is less than 50% of the current number of people working in farming, so the assertion isn’t wrong, even if fewer people are working on farming…

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    Comment #46553924

    > If you have not learned CS, how do you expect to separate the LLM wheat from the chaff? I didn't mention anything about learning CS. You can be a great engineer without having A*…

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    Comment #46552918

    We're at a point in the LLM curve where there's two huge, polarized groups of developers: - the ones who don't see any value on AI for coding and dismiss it as a fad at every chang…

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    Comment #46501759

    It doesnt really introduce anything that makes Vision Pro in any way better, though

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    Comment #46460796

    The medium shapes the message. People who use Twitter a lot tend to write in tweet form. I just hope I don't start calling people dumb when they don't get what I'm trying to tell t…

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    Comment #46431691

    in an age where junior engineers are no longer _reading code_ due to LLMs, VSCode isn't exactly the worst offender

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    Comment #46396211

    did someone already tell Opus that Rob Pike hates it?

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    Comment #46396180

    confusing any law with "moral principles" is a pretty naive view of the world. Many countries base some of their laws on well accepted moral rules to make it easier to apply them (…

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    Comment #46242840

    I don’t know any other smart rings that do what this one does. So not sure what you mean by “less features”