Viewing profile — terminatornet
terminatornet
HN member- Joined
- Mon, Oct 18, 2021, 1:08 AM UTC
- HN karma
- 184
- Public activity
- 225 items
- HN profile
- View on Hacker News ↗
About terminatornet
No profile information was provided.
Recent public activity
-
comment
Comment #46610655
No they aren't.
-
comment
Comment #46610126
Didn't know yarn spinner was used to make so many cool games. Norco is a favorite from the last few years. The anti-ai stance just makes em even cooler.
-
comment
Comment #46441376
banned at one event.
-
comment
Comment #46428038
Can I have some money since you're a billionaire?
-
comment
Comment #46417051
> People find me funny and when I do talk to people we have decent conversations (though small talk tends to bore me). > However that doesn’t lead anywhere and doesn’t bring me any…
-
comment
Comment #46212313
haha, this is freakin epic! I asked gemini to make up some new york times articles from 10 years in the future - president buttigieg in hot water for being in epstein files - Inter…
-
comment
Comment #46093816
Every demo video I see now has the zoom effect that seems to have been popularized by https://screen.studio . Screen studio is $29/month. The OP's software appears to be similar bu…
-
comment
Comment #45870649
> But there seems to be a recent trend of some who cry discrimination when their sub-par work is called out. This sounds like you worked with or heard about 1 trans person who did …
-
comment
Comment #45688457
React should not be regulated, it should be banned outright.
- comment
-
comment
Comment #45256352
I started a new job last year (on a greenfield project) and our director of product told us we had to use React because "we won't be able to find developers if we don't use react".…
-
comment
Comment #45110398
It rocks how Vercel has spent so much time and money on marketing Next.js that my product manager tried to tell me last year that I had to use it. In his mind we wouldn't be able t…
-
comment
Comment #45080224
> When developers are allowed to use AI tools, they take 19% longer to complete issues—a significant slowdown that goes against developer beliefs and expert forecasts. This gap bet…
-
comment
Comment #44984942
Sounds like someone got the memo that the bubble's about to burst.
-
comment
Comment #44980323
Finally made the switch to DuckDuckGo a few months ago after they introduced a feature that lets you hide AI images. They still have AI features and summaries, but you can at least…
-
comment
Comment #44924569
Every blog post about AI now is something along the lines of "hmm, yeah I guess AI doesn't really replace software engineers like they said it would, but maybe it'll be better tomo…
-
comment
Comment #44850900
> I used Typescript...it is "absolute horseshit" That's right
-
comment
Comment #44819939
Counterpoint: it's actually good to be vocally against nazi bullshit
-
comment
Comment #44760941
This seems like a very defeatist attitude.
-
comment
Comment #44760409
You can't choose where your income tax goes, you can choose not to use spotify or put your music on there.
-
comment
Comment #44677064
Very funny idea, well done!
-
comment
Comment #44641126
I appreciate them doing stuff like this. When management pushes me to use AI everywhere it's nice to be able to point stuff like this to get them to back off.
-
comment
Comment #44538173
Only been on a handful of react projects at this point: gatsby, next.js, and remix, in that order. Gatsby was fine for the time for our static marketing site. Not really good but n…
-
comment
Comment #44516723
Not really the point of the post, but it was nice to see a pic of Kyle working with his bird on his shoulder instead of a stock photo or some AI slop generated image.
-
comment
Comment #44484962
I'm not sure this one lady having plastic surgery was the point of the blog post.