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rayxi271828
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Comment #48426010
Many small oh shit moments, mostly of the variety of: "Oh shit, why am I still paying for this app subscription when I can vibecode it myself and just pay less than $1 per month in…
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Comment #48243384
Overdramatic: when I saw friends and acquaintances doing this I couldn't help but feeling a slight sense of loss--that we (I) have lost the person. At that point, is the person sti…
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Comment #47735250
Internal assessment of self-worth is one thing. But one thing that I noticed while I was between jobs, was that the rest of the world was also built under the assumption that you "…
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Comment #47286470
I'm about a decade behind you, but I also started my programming career during the "good" COM/DCOM/MFC/ATL/ActiveX/CORBA days. Java just came out. I slept little during that time b…
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Comment #46627165
Thank you for the kind words! I had great fun implementing it. Robert Nystrom is such a hero for writing Crafting Interpreters.
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Comment #46612671
Slang? The IDE looked like Turbo C++ of old (blue, text based interface). Shortcuts are weird, so you need to remap keys to get sane defaults. Probably the most unique feature is t…
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Comment #45755130
I love how uv allows me to not think of all the options anymore. virtualenv, venv, pyenv, pipenv... I think at one point the recommended option changed because it was integrated in…
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Comment #45041232
It’s quite the opposite for me. The fun / creative part for me is not googling “how to slurp the contents of a file into a string” or “the exact syntax for marking some functions a…
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Comment #44432067
Wonder what I'm missing here. A smaller number of repetitive tasks - that's basically just simple coding + some RPA sprinkled on top, no? Once you've settled down on a few well-kno…
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Comment #44279708
I've been taking these rides 5-6 days a week, everywhere, and also in other countries outside the US. What I've come to realize is this: what matters to me the most is the consiste…
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Comment #42037507
Pass the link to NotebookLM and get the podcast hosts to summarize it for you?
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Comment #41935924
Men and women will have very different body fat percentage level for similar look. In general it's something like women's = men's +8-9%?
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Comment #41900255
Wouldn't AI be worse at Rust than at C++ given the amount of code available in the respective languages?
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Comment #41764351
As a teenager, I was fortunate that my Dad bought me a copy of "The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People" by Stephen Covey. Quote: Be Proactive is about taking responsibility for yo…
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Comment #41317327
Exactly... add to that the requirement that I want to have the peace of mind of being able to accidentally bang the watch against the metal poles of the subway, etc., without damag…
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Comment #41119886
I'm not French but is it just me, or that "bien sûr" pronunciation is atrocious? Also that "parfait" at the end... urgh.
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Comment #41106776
Have you tried unstructured.io? So far seems promising.
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Comment #40686606
I can imagine so. Would you have a comparison between Claude 3 Opus vs. GPT4o? Which one would you pick?
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Comment #40686533
What kind of field / chat interactions does your chatbot do, if you can share? Apart from Klarna I haven't heard any other success in this regard...
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Ask HN: Any GenAI project that moves the business needle?
Have you seen any GenAI project that (1) is in use in production today, AND (2) actually moves the business needle in a material way? (increased revenue, or perhaps actual jump in …
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Comment #40624560
On one hand, there's this. On the other hand, with the toughening of the job market, companies are selecting by degrees and pedigrees more than ever. The last company I worked for …
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Comment #40569397
Agree with you. And for specific cases like HFT, the interviews will be a lot more specific in that area anyway, so it would be weird for a "senior developer who doesn't know algor…
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Comment #40519249
> it always frustrates me that I don't hear something, I ask the person to repeat only to not hear it again, usually because they repeat it at the same low level I thought I was th…
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Comment #40387004
Wonder if there's anyone who (1) is reasonably comfortable in some popular programming language(s) and (2) has gone through these exercises could/would share their take on how help…