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Comment #48159105
Dexcom G7 has had inaccuracies for me. A standardized product meets non-standardized living beings, I guess.
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Comment #48146599
I'm a T1D and tbh it's not that hard to manage, I just wouldn't need that. But for kids or the elderly, I see a use case. The hardest to learn was that an unhealthy lifestyle resul…
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Comment #47583784
The reflex to assign our morally wrong behaviour to the animal part in us is quite ironic. I just don't see jellyfish building concentration camps.
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Comment #47084828
Probably led the LLM to dial up the "hubris" setting to 11
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Comment #47071646
Is the QR code feature also supposed to work in the UI? Couldn't get it to work on firefox and chrome on my phone.
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Comment #46887508
I thought "Dominate or be dominated" was the problem you saw in democracy? Well, then I guess Germany's example is not too bad. "CDU/CSU + SPD coalition won a majority" ... well, n…
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Comment #46862137
I believe your view of what democracy is tainted by what USA democracy looks like. Quite a few countries have more or less successful parlamentary democracies, where winner-takes-a…
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Comment #46463557
Definitely will do that!
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Comment #46463537
"But I will say that trying to solve this problem by hiring more perfect humans is a fool’s errand." No worries. I want to help him, not fire him. I guess the team's situation is a…
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Comment #46463516
Updated with an example. We do, in fact, automate stuff and improve our processes, though nothing's ever perfect. It's the sheer 'randomness' and 'creativity' of the ways typos can…
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Comment #46463484
Sure, it is one way to look at it. My caveat would be: Processes aren't ever perfect.
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Comment #46463477
"What action will he be able to take by pointing out he might have dyslexia?" I definitely agree, that's why I wouldn't tell him that. The json stuff was just an example. I see you…
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Comment #46463163
Thanks for your insight. I guess his reaction deterred me from pressing the issue but that there may be no way around it.
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Comment #46463063
Example: A string value in a json config needed to be updated. On one prod instance, typo while updating the config by hand. Config validation of the software caught it, software s…
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Comment #46463006
We had that culture in the team until recently, if not that structured. The mentioned problems took an emotional toll, I suspect. Maybe we should formalize the process around this.…
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Comment #46462852
Interesting, thanks!!
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Comment #46462838
We do use those, I clarified.
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Comment #46462616
We have a staging environment. I will clarify.
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Ask HN: How do I help a colleague who introduces a lot of typos?
Happy new year! Weird question but here goes. My colleague has a strong work ethic, works hard, learns fast, goes out of his way to increase test coverage etc. I would say his cont…
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Comment #46444418
I don't know about you all, but for me this page is showing dark patterns trying to get me to install malware ("a virus has infected your phone" etc.)
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Comment #46243907
"The executable is around 2 MB"- Every dotnet programmer: "Those are rookie numbers!"
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Comment #45789752
Fun!
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Comment #45692426
OOP and FP are in theory orthogonal principles. Maybe I'm too much of a pragmatic and purists might scoff at me, but I use and appreciate both.
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Comment #44854617
And yes. Everything I like is good-label, everything I don't is bad-label. I happen to like democracy and value viewpoints from conservative to leftist. I don't like fascism.