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uberswe

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    Comment #43315957

    For quick prototyping I really like https://pocketbase.io/ I am actually using this for a production site that gets 1 million requests per day.

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    Comment #41992595

    From experience no AI solution is consistently making fault free code of any kind when you need more than a snippet. Personally I have been making Velocity Proxy plugins for Minecr…

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    Comment #41059735

    > Everything pre-2022 is definitely written by humans I'm not sure if methods like article spinning counts as written by humans. This is something you could automate before AI and …

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    Comment #38446213

    I'm not sure how much of the built in JFR a mod for Minecraft called Spark uses but it is a fairly common tool for debugging and visualising lag on modded servers https://spark.luc…

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    Comment #31630131

    The article mentions that you can get the best gear for free but it will take you about 10 years. So I'm sure you can play it and have fun. If you try PVP however then you would be…

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    Comment #31377029

    I disagree with your statement about cryptos biggest use case. However I also want to point out that legal can vary a lot between countries. There is at least one third world count…

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    Comment #29197790

    I did something similar on accident. I used to keep all my development work synced with Dropbox and I had a work and a personal account. So any of my own projects would have /Dropb…

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    Comment #29115924

    It would have taken a little over an hour to walk home and I would have had walking/biking paths and sidewalks most of the way. Close to where I live I would have had to walk on th…

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    Comment #29106221

    I live in a smaller city called Västerås in Sweden and although you will always find problems if you look hard enough. Don’t compare Europe vs US. Compare cities instead and see wh…

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    Comment #29056716

    Small to medium Enterprise (business)

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    Comment #28432474

    RAF = Royal Air Force? I'm neither British or American and RAF stands for Recruit-a-Friend to me.

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    Comment #28345985

    So the point of the article is that chrome users should abandon chrome because it's not getting rid of third party cookies when they said they would?

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    Comment #28343113

    I think the point is that the text makes it seem like you have something consuming the same amount of power as 3 refrigerators in your pocket.

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    Comment #28157774

    I used to own cheeseonthemoon.com, it was one of my first websites back in high school and I just goofed off trying to be funny. It's still on archive.org where you can read about …

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    Comment #28142670

    I always like to look back at the "Show HN: Dropbox" thread ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8863 ) and look at the comments like "For a Linux user, you can already build suc…

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    Comment #28047378

    Copilot is a fancy autocomplete tool for code. I think the controversy comes from it being trained on public repos without adhering to licensing. I used copilot and thought the bes…

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    Comment #27799668

    So the article mentions an issue reported by dtjm annd the maintainer answers the issue explainig that the keys are fictional. I don't see any statement by the github CEO about thi…

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    Comment #27797443

    I have access and hints for entire functions have only appeared from code already in the same file. It uses the file you are in for context. It also says on their website that the …

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    Comment #27661742

    This is more of a US problem. In the EU much of higher education is very cheap or free. Some students even get paid a small amount of money and have access to loans with low intere…

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    Comment #27548584

    I see the point. I guess our team just puts the barrier for "useful comment" a bit lower than most other teams. I work with software as a medical device products which has requirem…

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    Comment #27548443

    I spend a lot of time reviewing code, I currently review every line of code for 16 other developers. Obvious comments are great for code reviews because it's a validation that what…

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    Comment #27513852

    Yea, I stopped trying to read and understand the data after I got annoyed by the scrolling.