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rpnx

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    Comment #49190889

    Mainly /goal mode of complex project/prompts. Example: https://doxygen.rpnx.net/cortado/ was nearly a one-shot for GPT 5.6 sol and took well over 1 hour for the first prompt before…

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    Comment #49175978

    Obviously using work equipment is a no-no. I'm also in agreement on point #2 aside that I think it's okay to discuss such topics e.g. during lunch in the same way you may discuss a…

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    Ask HN: Can we direct AI on our personal projects during work hours?

    So here's the question I wanted to pose around AI usage. With modern advanced AI, much of the time, using AI consists of sending a message a waiting a long time (often an hour or m…

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    Comment #49076934

    No, we should make standard time permanent. Daylight savings time is bad for our bodies particularly in the winter. It also makes noon even more out of sync with solar noon.

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    Comment #48655034

    It is worth noting that if the Air Conditioner is powered by electricity that came from solar panels, the net heat produced compared to letting the sun heat solar panel colored gro…

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    Comment #46963512

    Good. Reduce population growth until housing buildout can catch up with population. Trying to create more babies and allowing immigration when there aren't enough homes is dumb.

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    Comment #45586681

    Ran across this while writing the Quxlang compiler frontend. Was wondering how GCC/Clang solved this problem... turns out at least with regard to GCC... they don't!

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    Comment #45586658

    200-ish line C++ file with no user-defined templates generates around 90k assembly lines with -Os enabled.

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    Comment #45505664

    GC was removed from the C++ standard in C++23 because all the compilers were like "hell no" and it was an optional feature so they could get away with not adding it. So this option…

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    Comment #45054282

    Pinephone pro... The phone was not specced well enough and had issue. Hoping the FLX1 isn't vaporware.

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    Comment #44415296

    That isn't how chemistry works.

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    Comment #44349972

    A document proposing terminology to describe 0-based indexes in unambiguous language. For example, considering a sequence like [5, 4, 7, 8, 2] What is the 4th element? 8, but if I …

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    Comment #43975276

    I think this honestly has more to do with moslty Chinese sellers engaging in review fraud, which is a rampant problem. I'm not saying non-Chinese sellers don't engage in review fra…

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    Comment #43975211

    I actually disagree. I think that people will pay more for higher quality software, but only if they know the software is higher quality. It's great to say your software is higher …

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    Comment #43798093

    Stainless steel can be welded... just not easily and cheaply.

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    Comment #41999104

    This is a simple problem I have met and dealt with before. The issue is the lack of synchronization between cancellation and not handling cancel failure. All cancellations can fail…

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    Comment #41781405

    To be clear, everyone alive today is still on average multiple iq points dumber than they would have been had we not burned tetraethyl lead 50 years ago, even though it has been ba…

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    Comment #41781357

    Lead is toxic at any dose. This means is damages your neurons in any amount. Contrast to say, copper, which doesn't start causing damage until levels exceed a certain tolerable thr…

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    Comment #41781299

    I'll take microplastics over lead any day.

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    Comment #41781280

    lead is extremely toxic even in small doses, microplastics are comparatively a non-issue.

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    Comment #41781256

    It is a typical example of "I'm right so I should be allowed to bypass the democratic process and do whatever I want" thinking. It's quite dangerous.

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    Comment #41332048

    This is the root of the problem. Take the whole "saturated fat is unhealthy" thing. Here's what happened: Study finds that unsaturated fat is healthier than saturated fat, but all …

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    Comment #41258549

    Back in university, my compsci security project didn't work on the university wifi for some reason, if we used google chrome. Firefox worked fine. Some kind of weird proxy broke th…