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Just like you can't argue about a lion eating a gazelle keeping the lion alive. Some people think it's gross but the lion is alive and ready to hunt again.

cue teenagers with "hearing problems" so they must wear the pods during classes in 3 .. 2 ..

imagine losing your house keys and never being able to enter it again.

usability, most of the times, reduces security.

so .. pay or see ads. then adblockers are instantly outlawed.

So anyone discovering repaint organically has no chance to find it? Essentially gatekeeping it to HN insiders? interesting approach

LTT had a rant about this [modern sleep] and I really hoped it would draw some attention given his size and reach. It is truly mind-blowing that not even Apple got it right.

what playground? the linked website has only a "Get started" button which leads to a signup form.

Well said except, biologically, giving birth is the highest calling and only women can give natural birth. Yet!

ROFL!

(typed from my phone while still rolling)

I just wish it would let me get the feel without any data collection first and as soon as I look like I'm interested .. I want to share, save, do something more advanced .. only then go fish.

I can unlock and drive my car with my phone and the house has smart locks. What is this keychain you keep mentioning? I know the app but I don't think that's what you mean.

I usually live in WSL2 on Windows running on company provided laptop. Each time the laptop has to be replaced (failure or age) I struggled to get my "home" back up so a couple of years ago I took a full day to setup my so-called "dot files repo".

My goal was to be able to install any debian-based distro and run a single script, non-interactive, that would get me up and running. All that I needed to do was to clone code I wanted to work on.

After I created the dot files repo the process was:

- install distro

- checkout dot files

- run script

- do I have everything I need? (minikube, k9s, jq, yq, asdf, terraform, git config, nvim config, etc.)

- if no, then:

   - fix, commit, push

   - remove distro

unfortunately, this tool assumes full coverage with k8. but let's say you have an external pub/sub solution and your services are decoupled. that's a pretty low bar.

sidenote: I noticed Istio (envoy actually) has some weird non-deterministic behavior when you hit pod resource limits (504 bad gateway, 0DC)

should've been a post. you're right. who knows? maybe it could've topped HN .. or should I say RN (runnersnews?)

In 2024? you anchor!

You make the tool convert to brainfuck for 9.99 and for 39.99 you can also have C. For everything else it's a 9.99 extra/month, except JS. You make JS (replace JS with the main language you're targeting) available only as part of a bundle at 29.99 extra/month but only if they've already got the 39.99 option.

There, priced.

you read HN comments and confirm that you did well to skip the rtfa part

is this dmca complaint the second thing (that we know about) from crowdstrike they release without following the proper processes?

have we come full circle? are we there yet? where is the "x64-to-wasm" compiler?

also to clarify, I just called it "e-ink" because I didn't know what it was, it just looked like e-ink based on how it seems to change (flicker and then transition to new image). I have no idea what it is :D

cool/warm palletes per team could be a good way to understand what team dominated the field at a glance.

You should checkout F1. they now have e-ink on the side of the cars and the ads are dynamic and catch your eye. I would be curious to find out if it's some exotic type of e-ink tech they use to keep it lightweight (as in .. as light as a decal or paint)

so "std::nothing" was taken? or "std::none" ? or anything else that would make it obvious this type is a fancy way to say void?

tl:dr; we're duck-typing LLMs as AGI

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My take is that artists are hypocrites.

" If you had so many dollars you would change your motto/ to say your account is 7 digits like you won the lotto/ buy vanilla ice and lick it like there's no tomorrow "

In hip-hop culture these lyrics could jog someone's memory of some Nas lyrics, some 8 mile battle songs maybe.

Could an AI come up with those awful lyrics? It sure could if it knew the specific Nas lyrics, 8 mile battle lyrics, knew about the lotto and twist the rules, what a motto is and so on.

Would it infringe any copyright by knowing the lyrics to Nas songs, 8 mile battle songs? According to you, yes. But I disagree.

Why hypocrites? Because I think artists (and coders) are always inspired by someone else's work and add their own experience, context, personality on top to create new work. Yes, generative AI is doing it a massive scale and democratizing most of the creative process, but to me it's the same thing even if, technically, it may be very crude and basic.

going off of "devops are sysadmin that push their scripts to git" I think we can now call DBAs DbOps. I pronounce it like "deebops".

"built on web standards" - I believe it needs critical mass of both websites and installs for this to be a feature when the mainstream browser has hardcoded quirks.

Also, I am very curious why is someone like Shopify sponsoring this.