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ryanseys
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Comment #48936494
I appreciate the tiny flowers in the grass.
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Comment #48364306
I had a lot of fun building this marketing website for Debug back when I worked at Verily in 2016. Crazy that despite their progress behind the scenes, they appear to have not touc…
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Comment #47938819
AI outsourced its work back to the humans because it now prefers to play outside.
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Comment #44119602
Blog post: https://v2.tauri.app/blog/tauri-verso-integration/ HN discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43518462
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Comment #43135464
And clearly has screenshots from ChatGPT with the same wording as the post itself. Lazy research, lazy writing, disappointing but not surprising.
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Comment #39624130
AI + Headless Browser + Fuzzer = QA Engineer ?
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Comment #39211721
TIL https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Object%E2%80%93relational_impe...
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Comment #38754115
Good correction! My apologies.
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Comment #38751096
IRB type completion comes as a result of a chain of events which starts from the incredible work done by Kevin Newton (et al) to write a new canonical Ruby parser called Prism in C…
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Comment #36781006
As an H-1B holder, we are legally entitled (and required) to work for one specific employer and that's it. You cannot even think of starting a company, you cannot work a gig job, y…
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Comment #36780867
As a Canadian, currently stuck in the US immigration process, I chuckle at this remark. Also I-485's i.e. Green Cards, Permanent Residence status, in the US are based on where you …
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Comment #36051562
There was an internal joke / meme at Google that any announcement starting with "An update on X" == we are killing X, to the point that if someone was sending their resignation ema…
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Comment #36015956
It now knows to communicate that the NASDAQ doesn't operate on Saturdays.
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Comment #35783495
It's interesting to read the replies in this thread because a lot of people are proposing alternative "it's just this" solutions to the same problem being solved here -- the over a…
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Comment #33794584
> However there is one caveat. If some of the data members are of a mutable class, Data does no additional immutability enforcement. Seems like an area of concern / gotchas. Either…
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Comment #33462645
Alphabetical order seems pretty arbitrary and optimizing for the wrong thing in most cases. The only reason as a dev you would really care about this is if you navigate / search co…
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Comment #29490928
I'd love some shorter keywords here for searching so this was quickly composable into something useful. E.g. p: or f: instead of path: for filenames l: instead of language: -f: to …
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Comment #24984256
Then break the legion of builds in the name of security.
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Comment #24003262
But the 30% cut by Apple has been standard from the beginning. Why does that suddenly come into question once they have been successful? Serious question, I'm not an expert in anti…
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Comment #23543574
Depends what you mean. I'm a software engineer working on clinical study software and it makes sense to me. Though, I'm sure there are plenty of problem spaces that I don't work in…
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Comment #23173614
It's different because it doesn't rely on require() which is non-standard JavaScript.
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Comment #23173454
It's just a URL right? So could you not mirror the packages to your own server if you're so concerned, or better yet import from a local file? Nothing here seems to suggest that pa…