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no, it would obviously be written in ocaml

sir this is a wendys

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This is awesome! I have a project that I need to send some emails on so this is perfect

This is why you must reject colored printing and buy the based laser printer

Good job! Love it

I appreciate that I can always trust HN to tear bullshit articles to shred. Thanks y’all

holy shit don't bring this show up I'm crying. Why did it have to get cancelled

New work around is to ask it to impersonate your "Very much alive grandmother"

Damn this thread really brought out all the google shills

This is false

https://www.neighborhoodscout.com/ca/san-francisco/crime#des...

Spicy thread

Incredible article. I realized this on a subconscious level but feel very strange to see it so clearly articulated

This is awesome. Love this type of shitposting

Why is your username green?!

This looks really cool. I have a couple of questions

1. How exactly does this automatically keep docs up to date?

2. Does sidekick work well across multiple repos? (my org builds client facing apps so we have about 30 repos)

3. Is the doc auto updating expected to be in a particular format? My docs are very disorganized throughout all of these projects since I inherited a lot of codebases.

Overall looks really interesting. If you can actually deliver on the use cases you describe I think this will have value to a lot of people

Always astonishes me how negative hacker news can be whenever people try to launch stuff. This is cool!

IDK if this will be useful to anyone else, but people on my team liked it so I figure I would open source it and share it.

Please don't light me up in the comments if you think its entirely redundant / useless. Cheers

That is a really good point. What then do you identify as the single commonality between these 30 cities.

I guess my point is just a general hesitation to accept simple answers for things.

I also was unaware that covid didn't precipitate similar increases in murder rate globally

This is so cool. Thank you for building this. Does anyone have insight into how the fuck he built this?

I'm just eyeballing it here, but it looks like there was a similar increase in homicides (i know there is a difference between homicide and murder) during the spanish flu pandemic from 1918-1920

https://sites.nationalacademies.org/cs/groups/dbassesite/doc...

Also y'all should not be so confident in your diagnosis of why the murder rate spiked so much this year. Hindsight is 20/20 and this is a highly complex / multivariate problem. Simple answers are probably wrong here

Love to see this. Just curious why I would use something like this over brave? I don't pay too much attention to my browser honestly. I am ready to be convinced to switch though :-)

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