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high_priest

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    Comment #49243661

    I really need a tool, which is going to reliably consolidate collective kniwledge of many teams, about different parts of a product, into given structure. It feels like an impossib…

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    Comment #49148521

    I've taken hand-written, on paper, notes throughout my education, up to high school level. In university, I've switched to hand-written notes on a tablet device. At the end of uni,…

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    Comment #49025574

    Holy AI Slop. Each tool is a minimal implementation of a concept, rarely complete, ergonomic, useful solutions. There is no search, so... how does one quickly get to what they need…

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    Comment #48985146

    There are hybrid packages, which are very good for performance applications. A performance oriented conversion, done well, should boost the value.

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    Comment #48985131

    You would have to provide custom replacement hubs, for all the vehicle types you want to support. Plus, adding a clutch system to a hub drive is not feasable. So, the hub engines a…

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    Comment #48919377

    They both have their uses. At the extreme, try to imagine Pubg as a web app. There are good modern games that work purely in a browser. But still, there are "applications" that fun…

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    Comment #48858393

    In development, you don't have the privilege of using optimised culling and LODs. For rapid development, very little code is compiled & there are extra IDE tools running. When you …

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    Comment #48607516

    "Destroy them with lasers!" https://youtu.be/u6-U-apEUZI

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    Comment #48481509

    It is EXACTLY the type of people that are hired to make decisions, because of either nepotism or impressing with portfolio filled with overcomplicated, 3.js frontpages.

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    Comment #48427635

    What about abstracting the complexity and achieving "config file" configuration with macros?

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    Comment #48391556

    There is no soul in a human. Just a bunch of systems nudging each other to action. What people call soul is literally the same as the concept of personality. In essence, the way al…

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    Comment #48391545

    There is no soul. Just a bunch of systems nudging each other to action. What people call soul is literally the same as the concept of personality. In essence, the way all systems i…

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    Comment #48349519

    A testament to how well Brave protects you from being identified by [Cloudflare in this example]

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    Comment #47952909

    What do you mean that looking for SMB (Samba) related posts on HackerNews gives results about SuperMarioBros?!

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    Comment #47939732

    This is why humans are better (for now) than AI.

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    Comment #47926738

    There are far too many Asian electronic engineers for NA or EU based craftsmen to gain easy living. You have to make a viral product and find a way to satiate the demand, to find s…

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    Comment #47809438

    No pricing page, you've lost my interest. Doesn't matter that there is an obscured quote on the front page. Be up front about the costs.

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    Comment #47728558

    Major problem

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    Comment #47699971

    Fort Firewall is my tool of choice. Each connection requires explicit approval.

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    Comment #47624378

    "Ask your AI Agent"

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    Comment #47306478

    This looks great if combined with versioning system. As part of git repor for example. But, for general journaling, I would not trust something that does not leverage the strengths…

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    Comment #47305563

    Why not... hifipartpicker?

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    Comment #47299215

    I am an experienced dev, who learned about all the marvelous FLOSS tooling, by randomling stumbling upon it in deep dives into Linux ecosystem. And I have no idea how it could be e…

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    Comment #47299154

    For me, its a distraction from the corporate world. A token of my outies existence in the innie world.

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    Comment #46893466

    A lot of tedium is added into these games to force the player into spending real money for skips & access to content. It is a valid way to incentivize customers into paying for giv…