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Comment #49179400
Because OP's email is in their bio, for one.
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Comment #48841238
Fully agreed. It's also that the interesting stuff quickly falls off the front page, and you have to go to https://news.ycombinator.com/active to find it.
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Comment #48539391
"Social media" is such a wide and vague term. We're basically banning people from talking to each other.
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Comment #48539367
If Reddit is "social media", so is HN.
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Comment #48502506
To me, Google switched the "Evil bit" around the time of the Dragonfly debacle (2018) If OP is only seeing the problems now, they must have been selectively blind.
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Comment #48501955
Gobsmacked to learn that this was originally developed on the Apple II. I always thought of PoP as a 16-bit type of game.
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Comment #48315307
and Disney
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Comment #48074983
I don't think full context should be provided at all times in casual internet conversations. However, in your defense, "Richmond" is one of the most overloaded geographical names, …
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Comment #47942147
Oh you're right, I misread. They're actually blaming their customer's vibe coding on their problems. I which case I call BS
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Comment #47940604
They are mostly blaming their shift to vibe coding for their problems. https://github.blog/news-insights/company-news/an-update-on-...
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Comment #47804298
Is this the OpenClaw effect?
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Comment #47705581
Why are you still assuming good intentions of Vercel? This was them less yhan a month ago : https://vercel.com/changelog/updates-to-terms-of-service-mar...
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Comment #47192795
Those worries are ruled out... for now. Laws can be amended.
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Comment #47098251
Same here, I've not been able to open an account, it's a bit frustrating.
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Comment #47003280
It's the 2026 version of this https://paulgraham.com/submarine.html
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Comment #46958337
Reminded of Dan Luu's post on the Normalization of Deviance (2015, https://danluu.com/wat/ ) "There's the company with a reputation for having great engineering practices that had …
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Comment #46957509
How could Signal be considered privacy-conscious ? The first thing they do is ask for your phone number.
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Comment #46933228
Interesting to see the deep-dive on "younger car drivers", but not a pip about the old-age drivers. Yet we see from chart 1 that their casualty rate is far worse!
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Comment #46857018
Not for me.
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Comment #46171362
If it's confirmed that Altman's played the Koreans against each other, it's going to cause a furore in Korea.
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Comment #46086220
I get the feeling that they are doing this partly for marketing purposes.
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Comment #46085524
The aerospace industry has had countermeasures in place against bit-flips for a long time, oftentimes thanks to redudancy Airbus/Thales's fix in this case appears to add more error…
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Comment #45641033
This. Your SBC's ecosystem/support is 10x more important than its specs.
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Comment #45421951
Anectodally, I've seen that some newly graduated engineers prefer to forgo the job search altogether, rather than lower their comp demands to get a foot in the door.
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Comment #45421774
Not mentioned in the article : interns/juniors are too expensive these days ; seniors offer better value per dollar of comp.