1dom

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by 1dom 4mo ago
I agree! It might even be an issue on my side, where I'm exposed to AI generated stuff that often that everything starts looking like a trope when it's not. Either way, I've seen more than enough in this comment section to ma
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by 1dom 4mo ago
The mismatch between how great Bunny is giving away free DNS, and the actual reality that I can't open an account and get free DNS from them is jarring and verging on dishonest. Saying stuff is free when it's not in the small prin
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by 1dom 4mo ago
The 1 dollar thing, I think, looks exceptionally bad because it shows that what Bunny says can't be taken at face value. The fact is we're here because they posted a blog talking about how great they are making DNS free "beca
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by 1dom 4mo ago
> I'm not choosing BunnyNet because it's european, I'm choosing it because it's a good company that is providing a good service. That sounds like a GPT trope, and seems a slightly weird thing to say: the only reason I
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by 1dom 4mo ago
Your first sentence is the proof that CORS is a bad solution. HN is supposed to be full of people who need to know, use and depend on CORS and CSP. We might all just be idiots, but we're the idiots who are supposed to use this tool, an
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by 1dom 4mo ago
I feel the same. Unfortunately, I've had to deal with CORS in a few situations where the request is "we need to get this thing from this server, but we can't change the servers CORS or CSP", which, in technical security
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by 1dom 4mo ago
It's natural to be a bit racist an xenophobic internally. We're all animals at the end of the day who are motivated to protect our in groups and people like us. The same way as it's natural to have strong feelings of wanting
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by 1dom 4mo ago
I'll take the bradford example and lazily assume Birmingham is the same. Bradford Ethnicity (2021 Census)[89] Ethnic group Population % White 333,850 61.6 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bradford#Demography The
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by 1dom 4mo ago
I don't think it's a made up idea that immigration is a problem, some people clearly, definitely consider it a problem, and it can cause problems. But it's a problem that's been heavily worked on recently and has had a l
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by 1dom 4mo ago
The most likely candidates are places like Bradford and Birmingham, which are still - according to wikipedia - 60%+ white british, that's without even considering british asian or other people born in and native to the UK. Again, sorry
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by 1dom 4mo ago
As a brit, I can confirm I am not at all fed up with immigration. Your comment is unnecessary, unsubstantiated, doesn't add anything to the discussion and is just going to cause arguments in its current form.
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by 1dom 4mo ago
This repo suggests running a PDS is a good thing because independence from platform changes, network resilience, data sovereignty and portability. Doing that on cloudflare feels like a bit of a practical and ideological contradiction in pla
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by 1dom 4mo ago
I agree, a comparison and distinction is helpful, maybe even necessary. But I felt the author's bias came across a bit too strong in places and was a little distracting. Still interesting stuff though!
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by 1dom 4mo ago
Thanks for the fair response, I agree you're being cheeky. Sorry, I'm being lazy not searching here, but have you written anything on if instances of something is a good measure of decentralisation? (FWIW, I feel independently own
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by 1dom 4mo ago
Fair comment, it wasn't my intent to insult - I can completely see how it could come across as a lot more personally and insulting than I intended - sorry Tezza. I hope it's understood my frustration is not at the person or conten
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by 1dom 4mo ago
> Every single time a post about atproto hits Hacker News, somebody asks in the comments: “But where are all the Bluesky instances?”. The problem is, there are no instances in atproto! The question is a category error. Instances are a Ma
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by 1dom 4mo ago
simonw's pelicans probably wouldn't get posted in response to a request for a more quantitative analysis. You and others are right though, that there's potentially interesting or enjoyable stuff in there (maybe I should have
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by 1dom 4mo ago
This is slop, in the sense that it looks like a lot of useful work and effort, and AI is heavily involved, and it was offered up when the opposite was requested, meaning it's not at all helpful in this context. I raised this in a harsh
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by 1dom 4mo ago
I disagree. I wouldn't consider it unhinged. I'm clearly aware of my own frustration. It's also relatively civil, since I was able to temper it with appropriate apologies and acknowledgements. Many other people agree and supp
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by 1dom 4mo ago
I did browse and check the links. This was the first link I went to: https://generative-ai.review/2026/05/vibe-coding-my-way-to-e... as it's the main one on the page, and I saw more qualitative stuff without
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by 1dom 4mo ago
I enjoyed reading this at the start, the language is very... inspiring. By the end, I was disappointed. I don't disagree with what they're saying, but the opening style and statements made me expect some more specific or groundbre
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by 1dom 4mo ago
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by 1dom 4mo ago
You just responded to a comment giving a specific advantage that applies to Rust and a few other languages which doesn't apply to a large amount of other languages (single static binary). How can you still not see any advantage? Or was
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by 1dom 5mo ago
So we agree on what their job is, but you're saying that if their job becomes impossible, they should quit, and I agree. Do you think the author of the original article should have quit, rather than tried?
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by 1dom 5mo ago
> It's not an engineer's job to fix upper management delusions, and engineering is poorly equipped for that in any case. What is the job of engineering leadership in your mind then, if not to take requirements from the business
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by 1dom 5mo ago
> When I returned from five months of paternity leave in early 2024, the org needed someone at my level to lead GenAI work in developer experience and I was the available person. It wasn't a bet so much as an opportunity I recognise
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by 1dom 5mo ago
Hi! Thanks for the response. Like I mentioned, I only skimmed, and it sounds like there's more to it than I understand, so I'll take a deeper look and see how it feels in practice. > Where timing gets interesting is that forge
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by 1dom 5mo ago
I agree accuracy isn't maybe the best word here, I used it as it was used in the original post, mainly a as a catchall for "everything but speed", so fidelity, perplexity, etc. I also agree that if I spent more time using clo
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by 1dom 5mo ago
Yup, confirming what pamcake said, 30b with 3b active. I have a laptop with a broken screen and an RTX2060 at my disposal. I can run 12b - 14b dense usably, just, although I think 4b - 8b dense models give me the best tradeoff of speed and
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by 1dom 5mo ago
Good point. I guess I feel they're still getting into position there, and haven't really had their opportunity to blossom yet. The average western citizen's experience of war is still just slightly increased food and fuel pri

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