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I hate working with Atlassian, years and years ago moved to youtrack instead of Jira mainly because it handles teams who work on multiple projects way better. But confluence remain…

maybe, but you can do wacky things, eg I put together https://scores.lazer-kiwi.workers.dev/ It's a dota2 guild (#1 guild in autralasia) website and I have a bot that extracts the …

Fun! Asking the "singularity" capable AI to fact check him on his claims, it calls BS on his claims.

worth checking this out from 1996 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=98LdFA-_zfA kind of ironic he was moving away from patterns to more fundamental concepts just as the software worl…

100% - I want to use whatever pager I might prefer at the moment, this advice violates their core principle "you make programs that are modular enough to be recombined as needed"

I get claude to use my voice when making emails, works out pretty well.

I find this kind of thing too limited and you can't do much with it. I like to take problems from our domain. We work with all kinds of measurement data for agriculture / mining / …

just get ai to generate mermaid, it's super competent at doing it, you don't really need any other tools.

thanks! Now having seen the video, certainly not as cool as it sounds.

I built some scripts to do something similar but all local. It also live updates the document so you can see changes come through. Super useful

seems odd to me also. I thought tech people would adapt and embrace (and many do!) but I'm surprised by a lot of responses on HN in the last year or so in relation to AI. Lots of q…

I feel like for photos you are better off getting them done via a print service anyways, they are pretty cheap and have much better hardware

Personally I love people being excited about tech, and people who were really limited in what they could do being able to do really cool things with AI and doing all kinds of weird…

yeah, I have a cheap brother laser printer, I don't print that much, but it's been solid for several years. I did have an HP, but it was incredibly problematic, would jam rather ea…

not sure what it offers? potentially you might not of heard of whichkey? Also, given how little is in the repo, not quite sure why you think this is worth showing on HN?

this isn't an appropriate response on HN, please read the guidelines on how to conduct yourself https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html

Looking for slavery, it comes up with Leviticus 25:46-49 but misses the context that starts at verse 44.

This just reaffirms my view is that big companies will lose headcount because of AI, but small and medium companies will (or at least have the potential to) leverage AI to do bigge…

was about to comment similar things! PID is relatively straightforward to tune. Also a lot of the time you just need a PI controller. D can be problematic depending on what noise y…

what? no? people generally loved, especially with the likes of frog in a blender... for the younguns https://archive.org/details/joe-cartoon-frog-blender#

a lot of the compatibility stuff on Linux runs windows software, so that's usually not a huge blocker. Having recently switched to Linux as my main (used to run it in a VM) the rea…

no, and this shows you haven't really used it, prompts are useless, access to context is what matters. It's because I have access to things that others don't that make the differen…

from what I can tell, you dont have to wear it?

? you missed the point, ironically showing the problem with human responses :) humans are super bad at providing information, they concentrate on singular things, especially if the…

depending on actual conditions you are in, it could potentially double (or more) the time before you die of thirst if it was your only source of water.