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resolutefunctor
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Comment #46155520
This is really cool. Props to the team that created AV1. Very impressive
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Comment #45529404
Super well said! Love the garden analogy!
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Comment #45527885
Your perspective on your last point is interesting. I actually feel the opposite, its become a motivator for me. I used to love coding, and did it a ton. Then it became less and le…
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Comment #44427367
Yeah I hadn't thought about the browser being intentionally bad to push actual apps. That's been the reason for about half of the apps that I've made. The next is also somewhat ant…
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Comment #44427107
There is a lot I hate about building apps and releasing them on the App Store, and I'd be happy for there to be alternatives. But that said, I don't understand how its a monopoly. …
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Comment #43847657
I was keying in on the line: > This is an important illustration: AI is really good for helping you if you're bad at something, or at least below average. But it's probably not the…
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Comment #43847145
> stating plainly that he doesn't see AI replacing his employees. (Though that does immediately raise the "who brought that up?" question...) Almost everyone who isn't highly infor…
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Comment #43624421
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Comment #42972570
"Technical Deep Dive" followed by basic talking points of Go. Whole thing is probably AI generated lol
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Comment #31860679
Not only is this post title different from the article, and very click-baity, but it's super misleading. Netflix is adding a new, cheaper tier that includes ads. If you pay for Net…
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Comment #29650164
Human capital side would disagree with that I think. You're assuming the organization which owns this small/medium web app has the personnel already on staff to handle such a thing…
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Comment #29306036
Depends entirely on the career you're looking to go into. There are certain fields that do, and should, require a college degree and appropriate certifications. Assuming you are lo…
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Comment #27549701
No, no, that can't be. Don't be reasonable
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Comment #26426315
The UI looks nice. An alternative for those looking: https://github.com/leits/MeetingBar
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Comment #24894838
My company has been playing a game to end every work week since the pandemic started, so we can try to maintain culture. This will be great, thanks for sharing!
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Comment #23614157
How much time do you spend "making it pretty" after you've got it functionally working? Interested to hear your experiences on that. For a long time we would "pretty it up at the e…
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Comment #22637478
How many civil engineers are building bridges on the side? Why has it become the "norm" that CS students pay tons of money to attend universities that leave them ill-equipped to fi…
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Comment #22225825
Have you been part of the hiring process before? It's very time-consuming, stressful, and hard to make a choice. From the interviewers perspective, there's a higher chance that the…
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Comment #21095251
Out of curiosity, how often do you use a Kill A Watt meter? $23 seems like a high price just to plug a device into for a couple days to say "oh maybe I should turn this off more of…
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Comment #19661582
Calorie counting can work, though I have a hard time keeping up with that long term. I tend to fall days behind and then just give up. It's yet another thing that I then "have" to …