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Comment #45357586
> natural language used to be one of the metrics of AGI what if we have chosen a wrong metric there?
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Comment #45064683
The reasons why companies hire or don't hire someone usually have very little with the candidate themselves. From my experience, whenever this machine needs another cog, almost any…
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Comment #44795646
Finding the right balance between "zero dependencies, building everything from scratch", and relying too heavily on third-party code. Both extremes are full of misery and frustrati…
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Comment #41720028
Well done! This is a pretty cool and unique idea. I think it would be nice to have some UI when you first open the app, so you can at least learn how to play it. It's kind of hard …
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Comment #41244495
> First, there are things that are simply old. Second are things that made substantial contribution to our intellectual heritage I wish there was a way to easily distinguish one fr…
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Comment #41244478
Definitely not a classic by most definitions, but I agree that it's really good
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Comment #41244459
Wow, so many great responses, thank you all for that! I'm going to throw in my personal favorite: Siddhartha by Hermann Hesse. Somehow it touches me in a way that no other book doe…
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Ask HN: What are your favorite classic books?
I'm looking to read more classic books. What are your personal favorites? Extra points if it's something not commonly recommended. I'm open to pretty much anything
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Comment #41181282
If the money is good, and the job doesn't take all of your time and energy, then you can just ignore the dysfunction and focus on your work. You can use your free time to look for …
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Comment #41159687
So far, I haven't found anything better than collecting individual RSS feeds that I like. Mostly personal blogs, a bit of HN of course. It's not a "platform" of course, but it's ve…
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Comment #41128098
That looks pretty cool. But as far as I know, the biggest challenge is getting through the ATS systems on the company's side. Even in the old days, every job posting used to get ri…
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Comment #41127955
> Given my experience with this archaic pattern, I've now started exploring HTMX with Golang. This seems more my speed. It's actually a pretty good way to start. And not in any way…
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Ask HN: How do you build a community of developers inside a company?
Imagine a dozen or so frontend developers working in a huge corp. Each works as a part of a cross-functional team, and communicating with other teams is usually not required. Maybe…
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Comment #23227009
Get it here: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/awesome-star-spy/b... A week ago I was browsing this list of zsh plugins https://github.com/unixorn/awesome-zsh-plugins and I…
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Ask HN: How hard is it to build a platform like Netlify?
I'm fascinated by Netlify, by its speed and neat developer experience. I want to learn more about the inner workings of such platforms and thought that the best way to do it is to …
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Ask HN: Do you regret building your own software as a non-technical company?
I've already seen several internal tools becoming a burden for the company that has created them. Development is costly and the resulting product is often buggy, unreliable and dem…
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Comment #17713252
I'm not the author of the comment above, but I did. I didn't compromise too much, but I could have done much better I believe, have I prioritized salary/tech/opportunities. But I g…
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Comment #17709735
Ok, if you are going to disrupt the yoga industry, I'll join you even if you are not backed by "XYZ" :D
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Comment #17709433
Startups actually care. You often see interest in their product/industry as one of requirements. But large companies care much less. It's much more important for them to find a per…
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Comment #17709358
Agreed. But if the product doesn't do any good to the world, can you have ANY motivation at all? Even if the tech is awesome
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Comment #17708959
I might switch back to Vim
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Ask HN: Do you care about the product you are building?
It seems to me that many developers care more about tools. They are happy to join any team that uses cool new technologies even if they don't care about the product they are buildi…
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