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intervolz
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Comment #49130955
had a wonderful time poking around, will definitely give this another shot when i have an hour to lock in. 01:58 lifted the blue-box tones — 1977 14:41 energized relay 3 — 1977 14:…
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Ask HN: Demonstrating Value with the Same Tools
From one of the most intelligent humans I’ve ever known… “Hardware engineers are coming up now that software people are just AI babysitters now” and then the generic idiot of the g…
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Show HN: Traffic Breakdown of a Front Page Surge
Breakdown of traffic from my Sol LeWitt Show HN post last week. 69 points, ~60k visitors, 10-hour spike, referral spread analysis.
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Comment #46969957
Thank you for checking it out :)
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Comment #46969950
Thank you for the positive feedback. The MASS MOCA is definitely on my must-see museum list. It should scale if you have a projector :)
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Show HN: Sol LeWitt-style instruction-based drawings in the browser
Sol LeWitt was a conceptual artist who never touched his own walls. He wrote instructions and other people executed them, the original prompt engineer! I bookmarked a project calle…
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Comment #46316138
Love this quote. In my youth, I attempted several times to use () for a thought within a larger sentence. My writing teacher at the time hated it! I never knew the correct way to d…
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Comment #46315567
Submitted! Thank you for the encouragement. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46314672
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Comment #46242096
here you go: https://intervolz.com/emdash-observer/
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Comment #45103329
Senior SWE, 7+ at Meta, ready to start tomorrow. Location: San Francisco CA Remote: Yes – hybrid preferred, but fully remote OK Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Python, JS, Au…
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Comment #44792067
Real-time systems engineer building insight from signals, sensors, and software. Location: San Francisco, CA Remote: Yes – hybrid preferred, but fully remote OK Willing to relocate…
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Comment #43835718
"What happens when 4,500 people ask for the same feature? At Firefox, we build it." What a weird flex. I think if you make >700 million dollars a year you should have someone drivi…
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Comment #43835678
"These models have more than an individual mind could conceivably memorize." ...so what? Is memorization considered intelligence? Calculators have similar properties. GeoGuessr is …
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Comment #43414497
does anyone care if they perform better or does even suggesting that make me a racist in the modern world?
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Comment #42089849
this is an exceptional example of modern website. very nice job. may i ask what framework you are using for the UX?
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Comment #41849640
Same. This is more than a nit. It's pretty much a need.
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Comment #41793637
this post made me immediately reach out for a raise. im not good at this part of the job. i hate this part of the job. im an engineer. first, last, and most importantly.
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Comment #39034818
I'm a software engineer with 5 years at a FANG company. In the entirety of your time at Google did you ever identify a high performing contractor and make your mission to make them…
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Comment #36089213
Where's your head aaaaat. Where's your head at? You are unethical because at some point you decided it's not about teaching them, it's about catching them. I think you should take …
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Comment #30185336
Seems like you're burnt out and you're trying to burn out everyone else as well. I create games in my free time for fun. I enjoy it. I have a game on Steam. It's not great but it's…
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Comment #29269779
Minority Report!
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Comment #25499776
> I'm not saying I am a great hacker, but I do sympathize with this fussiness. Nobody assumed you were. And by sympathize you mean putting forth the argument that "great hackers" a…
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Comment #20425359
Pretty sure I found this here: https://hackernoon.com/how-it-feels-to-learn-javascript-in-2...
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Comment #19515970
For me, circles seemed to do the opposite. Instead of blasting an update to every person on my friends list (coworkers, family, friends) I could limit the exposure to a subset. Thi…