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Same for Caddy which is even easier than nginx https://caddyserver.com/

Interesting, the way I interpret what you're saying is "Obviously ChatGPT can make an accurate medical diagnosis" in the same way of "Obviously a Python app can be rewritten in Go"

Go has been around for quite a while now. ChatGPT relatively has not. If Go was still quite new and people were unsure of it, then your article headline actually does makes sense.

For people such as myself, it is not obvious that ChatGPT could do such things, hence the headline is useful context.

Bizarre take.

  Not sure what's ChatGPT-specific here

They literally used ChatGPT, specifically.

You may as well hear the story of William Kamkwamba building a wind turbine for his village and say "Not sure what's African-village specific here. People have been building wind turbines all over the world with various resources."

it's possible that they chose Zig if this started as an unpaid passion project, and it simply sounded the most interesting to them.

Demonstrably by this 1.0 bun release it seems safe to say it ended up being a fine decision, no?

"whichever comes last" got me haha

There are almost no Googlers making 500k.

  it makes no sense that you're being crucified.

Probably because there's significant overlap in the Venn diagram of people with years experience who professionally develop products that generate $millions in wealth/value, and people who would fail that interview.

Or we have worked with junior developers who have really grown and flourished under our care, who would never have gotten that chance with such insane Draconian judgements.

It's such an obvious "GOTCHA!!" setting someone up for failure.

The way it's framed is very cringy because it signals that they don't care in their interviews about determining how objectively effective a software developer is.

Thankfully I never used this website exactly because I feared this.

There was a link to join a discord server via Discord.io that showed as a top Google result.

I clicked it not even aware it was 3rd party. Thankfully OAuth gave me the friendly confirmation page saying "You are about to connect with this third party service and grant full access to your account."

I said WTF? NO

Shame on the Discord legal team and their executive team for completely lacking diligence on this.

I don't think this literally means each user of your app gets their own DB user, rather that you create different db users for different aspects of your app.

What you're describing is what RLS (row-level security) is for, where you log into a generic global "app_user" user with certain permissions that don't include things like admin tables etc, and then define the specific user that is using the session via session variables.

Well yeah... they're forced to lose money in the same way any failed non-viable business is "forced to lose money" lol

Hmm maybe you didn't read the article, she's being charged by customs for the imports. Also, she doesn't want this stuff. It's not free shoes it's forced trash.

Hopefully you're not saying this as an excuse or justification for runaway hubris and just awful customer support.

I once had a remote coworker who looked very similar in Zoom calls, and I'd subconsciously assumed he was probably kind of small and skinny.

When we met in person for the first time the guy was shredded and really bulky, he could probably bench press me. You can't guess someone's physique by their head!

Step 3 being... resurrection from being dead 100s of years? What known science is that?

According to my pihole, about 30% for my network

This is the worst of it. My partner and I want to buy our first house but the market feels perpetually in limbo and it feels like there's no clarification or end of the tunnel in sight.

It feels like horrible timing, but then again they also say you can't time the market so maybe we just buy now.

Millennials are getting nonstop shit on, ugh

For anyone wondering apparently this is a play on a quote from Shawshank Redemption, (I've never seen the movie!)

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0111161/characters/nm0000151

Another example of capitalism making it impossible for someone most deserving to own their own home. A masterpiece representing human spirit at threat since its inception, simply because of incessant greed.

Mark this as one of the first times I've heard forest restoration categorized as "stupid"

The sad thing is I'm not even sure this is a joke

This is all I see on Ubuntu

Yeah, I'm not reading all that. ChatGPT, please summarize this bombastic article

Agree, I thought it was about the mean (average)

Why do I have to buy a whole phone for this? Can't I just get the OS on my existing Android device?

Some anecdotal data for what it's worth: I've applied to many (hundreds probably) opportunities on Linkedin, Indeed, Hacker News, and Wellfound (Angel.co).

Only applications made on Hacker News and Wellfound lead to offers and jobs! Meanwhile, my applications made on LinkedIn almost never even get a reply.

Comparing web3 scams to this new wave of AI is unironically ignorant and delusional.

For one small example I literally get daily value from Copilot and happily pay for it, and there is much more beyond this. I've never once gotten meaningful value from web3.

Ahh this makes sense. I wasn't entirely sure if that was actually how hbar/2 related to it, so this clarification is helpful, thanks

I don't understand how is it possible that they can slow the atoms to a crawl and pinpoint their precise location. Isn't that a violation of the uncertainty principle? Sounds like a lot of certainty to me

I've never gone for a PhD, so I can't relate to the experience of this simulation, but found this game was actually really easy.

I completed my PhD in 4 years and 11 months, which feels quite reasonable. My "hope" never dropped below 45, and by the end, hope was 76.

If anything, this simulation just made me think getting a PhD would be a fun opportunity to do a lot of study, and didn't put me off at all.

EDIT: Why downvote? haha I'm just sharing my experience.

The only thing I knew was that when light goes through a pinhole in a box just right, for some reason it creates a large upside down projection on the opposite side haha

Everything in this video is just a flurry of mad genius and gobbledygook jargon. Loved every second of it