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Comment #48902268
For the TypeScript projects that I work in, if there is value in a compile error phase I am not smart enough to know what it is, heh.
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Comment #48897441
> cascading from an assumption that was incorrect I have found including this in my AGENTS.md to be quite transformative in this regard: > Always use an aggressive red/green TDD-ap…
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Comment #48128663
Lots and lots of automation, along with long-running multi-instance headless tasks. My usage, which I was on the verge of increasing via a second Max plan, would cost 3 figures per…
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Comment #48127790
It's a bit disheartening that this is generating so little discussion (this thread seems to be the one with the most comments, currently at 8). 99% of my max plan usage is non-inte…
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Comment #46296985
Last week (Sunday to Sunday) I had a repo running a lot of cron workflows 24/7. After like 4 or 5 days I exceeded the free limits (Pro plan) and so set up self hosted runners. Afte…
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Comment #45277081
Odd that you would omit the part of the text you quoted that contradicts the impression your partial quote creates. > The images were initially believed to have been obtained via a…
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Comment #37692349
While not reflected in the title, this story is relevant to HN as at least some of the "ghost guns" found were 3D printed.
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Comment #37316603
Oh sorry, you're right. Here's an article[1] about Facebook, from the same outlet. With some cursory searching I couldn't find anything about other social networks hiring former th…
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Comment #37315993
Found the source[1]. It includes names and LinkedIn profiles, so ought to be verifiable. [1] https://www.mintpressnews.com/twitter-hiring-alarming-number...
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Comment #35456543
Heh, mostly as an experiment. I'd done a fair bit of scraping for some personal football apps over the past few years. Was curious about how GPT might be used when starting from fi…
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Comment #35456303
> an enormous amount of empirical data underscores the risk to an individual's health posed by the consumption of cigarettes and, therefore, it can be argued that a parent allowing…
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Comment #35336352
Great question. The problem with the raw HTML was token count. :) A rather high percentage of pages are far too much for a GPT prompt!
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Comment #35309347
As someone who has been doing the same thing recently, here's how I solved the issue where the page content has to be in the initial HTML. The first thing I did was fall back to a …
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Comment #35255147
When this topic has come up with family and friends, folks often say that they aren't worried (yet) because while a human can be fooled, they can't yet fool readily available foren…
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Comment #34362827
Wow, you weren't kidding about those images. What I found particularly striking about them was how much they reminded me of both neurons and larger brain structures, as well as som…
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Comment #34072497
It routinely bothers me a bit that, IME, most IRL discussions of the Fermi paradox tend to omit this rather simple explanation. Half the time it's brought up, FTL is offered as the…
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Comment #34044454
Given that a @username account exists on mastodon, I wonder if simply tweeting a screenshot of this policy would itself be a violation of the policy.
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Comment #33888660
:) For prior art, see what happened to Aereo. A little-known fact is that YouTube TV started with the exact same strategy. But Google, of course, had more money and lawyers to get …
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Comment #33887364
I spent a couple years on the YouTube Music team, adjacent to the folks who handled the nightmare that is music rights and licensing. It was explained to me that the reason YouTube…
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Comment #33781142
I am an avid carnivore that hopes to consume only lab grown meat in the future. I've met many people like me. You may be underestimating the size of this group. That said, like man…
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Comment #33661180
"Getting a hearing" and "not getting a hearing" are specific outcomes.
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Comment #33348450
To your point, rape statistics in Sweden seemed to be the major talking point on this issue, and would generally trigger the response you describe.
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Comment #33346819
Based on my observations from having Swedish friends and spending time in Sweden, a lot of the rise of the extreme right there can be directly attributed to the tensions resulting …
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Comment #33250783
Many of us find the social life aspect of office work very important to mental health. At my last office job my commute was 90 seconds (literally), and I had an active and healthy …