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omarhaneef
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About omarhaneef
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Comment #46023965
At the heart of this article is the claim that buying equity is a form of theft. That is an extreme claim (in the sense of surprising, remarkable, unusual, and one that needs a lot…
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Comment #45239461
Try the “best sellers” or new arrivals: https://anycrap.shop/best
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Comment #44813875
There are a few dozen of these out there. That’s the first question anyone should answer.
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Comment #43953316
I know you’re trying to see where the puck is headed but I think there is a lot of work between where we are and where LLMs replace 4 Junior devs. The workflows we have are not qui…
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Comment #43053958
If you found even a single job off of it, doesn’t that mean it’s great? This is its main purpose. Perhaps it could be better, but a lot of people would pay a lot for a single good …
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Comment #42509241
For every application of semantic search, I’d love to see what the benefit is over text search. If there a benchmark to see if it improves the search. Subjectively, did you find it…
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Comment #42332007
I think this is probably right but so far it seems that the areas in which an LLM is most effective do fine with the lower power models. Example: the 4o or Claude are great for cod…
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Comment #41798530
One of the best pieces on here recently (and didn’t realize it was by Sinofsky!) Anyway, one other insight I would add is that the issues tend to come up at the interface between t…
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Comment #40990301
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Comment #39778218
All these suggestions are great but I would add two more: 1. find a good text book in the field as narrowly construed as possible, and just browse the table of contents. This will …
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Comment #39778183
If you read between the lines, it would seem no one was keeping the place clean.
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Comment #37999435
I think the exciting part is this: “BNT211 continues to show encouraging antitumor activity in patients with CLDN6-positive relapsed or refractory advanced solid tumors” solid tumo…
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Comment #37560374
This should not be a debate. Take a note from the pet shop boys: they never argue. They also never calculate the currency they spend.
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Comment #37127249
Ugh. Any clue as to why?
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Comment #34536986
I think question should include the size of the dev team. Solo dev vs 50 devs might need different tools just to get out of each others way.
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Comment #34448578
Yes, good point and I like your final partial solution. I think it’s a good compromise.
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Comment #34443002
Microsoft Authenticator syncs across all instances so you just have to log in to a new Authenticator on the new phone and the codes are there. (I think it uses OneDrive). I am sure…
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Comment #34436254
Can’t it just scan the client? For email at least, I feel it can just read your inbox or whatever and store the results of the analysis locally. You were very active with this frie…
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Comment #34432632
There have been several iterations of this sort of idea — a personal CRM — and the main issue I have is they should automatically scan my emails, texts and chats to figure out my f…
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Comment #34306417
You may have heard people say that “business” is not a deep discipline and I think the theory of business is pretty accessible. Go to any business school site and just look at the …
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Comment #34306114
Firstly, I am sorry to read that. Secondly, if they removed all visible signs, that is great and very hopeful. If my loved one had a serious medical condition, and there wasn’t a k…
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Comment #34021739
You don't know if other humans do, but you know at least one human that does: yourself (presumably).
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Comment #33927141
Same. 1. Ask chatgpt to write the code 2. Debug the obvious errors 3. Ask stack overflow to find the non-obvious errors 4. Repeat You accidentally become a better programmer like t…
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Comment #33855807
N+1 theory on why this may be the case: Cognitive ability is forged in reading and discussions. After you’ve seen the arguments rehearsed hundreds of times you’ve become inundated …
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Comment #33821390
If only something like this were part of markdown. (And here on HN, I hope someone is going to say: yes, this vscode extension will add it to markdown)