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A very prolific coworker who fully embraced claude has inflicted the team with a flood of AI-generated PRs. About six months later, it is his frequent bemoaning at the standup that…

I can only speak for myself here. In the end it's an emotional response. I am "anti-AI" because it has caused a net negative experience for me, so I feel bad towards it. Confirmati…

Just read through the readme and I was fairly sure this was a well-written satire through "Smart Frames". Honestly part of me still thinks this is a satire project but who knows.

> I always try to say to the person helping me "I know you are not the person responsible for my issue." This simple sentence that shows empathy to the person on the other side of …

Seems like a lot of non-instantiated claims. It's easy to mark a faceless bureaucrat that we are allowed to hate and project out frustration onto it. It's a good writing trope that…

I got my first Bose headphone in 2008 or so. It was a treat for myself as a poor university student after a paycheque. I loved the headphone and one day it broke down after several…

Made a switch to FF/Brave. I did try to embrace ads for a bit but that attempt expired within minutes.

That's also how I initially read the first sentence and I'm glad I'm not the only weirdo. I'm going to take a walk now...

I've been struggling to explain the principle behind the "stupid questions" and your example illustrates the point perfectly. Thank you. I'll be shamelessly stealing this point fro…

Absolutely. As I get more and more senior, I found myself prefacing a lot of questions with "let me ask some stupid questions" to ask some broad questions or context of the meeting…

It's kind of boring but I'm learning k8s and argo-cd to figure out if I can do feature-branch deployment to a cluster. like, it would be very cool to do something like have your fe…

Just out of curiosity, what were the reactions like from what you saw? I had the opposite take from Reddit, which proved to be incorrect. So I'm just curious how you read(more corr…

FRED continues to amaze me with the kind of data they have availab.e

LMN, Signal, Internet Archive, and I _think_ wikipedia.

So we didn't need a philosopher's stone, after all! jokes aside, how wonderful that the stories we heard when we were growing up are happening(albeit not exactly as was told). Scie…

I did laugh, so there is that.

Absolutely love it. Thanks a lot. A fancy hit me yesterday and I've been looking through JDK's String commit history to see little tidbits that I could grab. Shipilev's website loo…

I appreciate it! I will take a look this weekend,

Ah, I certainly remember these anecdotes! What other resources would you recommend(even the tidbits) could there be for more modern Java? The original article like this one should …

I love hearing more about this, especially the historical context, but don't have a good java writeups/articles on this. Would you mind sharing some suggestions/pointers? I'd very …

I've been using Kagi since they first appeared here on hackernews, and I cannot be more impressed with them. The value proposition is crystal clear, and I know what I am getting. I…

I'm in exactly same situation myself.

I've been very happy with my Synology NAS that has served me so well, but forcing this sort of vender lock-in is simply unacceptable. I suppose this means I'll have to look for som…