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Same hack here ; I have no DSN running by default - much more handy than having to set up nginx as it has no opinion on the targeted infrastructure. And the bonus point is that you can see every sneaky request that happens when you browse ;
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8mo ago
1kloc is a bit abstract ; it seems you are in a great position to give a true bundled weight ; preact is about 3kb which is my fav for years - good job for the effort and results !
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8mo ago
"What I learned" - where ? couldn't be more bait-click.
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8mo ago
"Considering that we are talking about experimental toys which have lower odds of seeing production than of you winning a national lottery jackpot"
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8mo ago
If you read yourself you'll realize your answer i highly toxic, quiet honestly completely irrelevant, discouraging other people from doing what they like. I would get rid of people with your attitude, you are the kind of problem I don&
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I'm very surprised it's *that* short - handling one in rust i'm surprised by the very low amount of code to get that up. Thanks or sharing that was a first time reading some Zig for me !
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8mo ago
What's the point writing another kernel in C ???
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I don't know - i'm 33 ~ now - recently with AI learning is much easier - don't get me wrong I definitely won't say that the brain does not slow down - but I'd definitely argue that we have advantages over kids - be
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I feel like this is doomerism with high bias - i'm sorry but there is nothing founded here ; for all I know ; if Zig is able to put only one good reason to be used - some people will use it and not care - however this is a purely logic
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9mo ago
please. I don't understand how the fuck we still don't have p2p social networks and private sharing groups. The amount of possibilities to f* up any kind of control are massive - it's just that we end up writing some convolut
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I'm not a c++ user but i'm pretty sure you should be able to pull-off a macro to do that ; in c you could alias the lib for something that breaks + alert ; I don't know how I would integrate such additional compiler checks in
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9mo ago
Am I the only crazy one that bound awsd to movement ?
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9mo ago
I wonder if openbsd is secure running as a guest ? it it able to isolate it-self sufficiently so that the host cannot mathematically breach it ? (which makes openbsd very suitable for keyholding)
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9mo ago
Yeah.... no thx. Hard voice against it and anything that comes from the US. There is tons of stuff that is genuinely cool, we got tons of stuff it would be barbaric to spit in the soup. However I'm pretty sure at this point that even t
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I'm wondering if there are any research groups led by sociologist that explore this topic which may be helped by a group of volunteer ? I've always wondered why applications like Tinder etc... have not been completely destroyed by
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9mo ago
Could be added to SQL test suites tbh
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I have that 10-30s time window to fill when claude might be loading some stuff ; the 1 liner is exactly what fits in that window - it makes me wonder about the original idea of twitter now that I think of it - but since it's not the sa
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Very thankful for the 1liner tldr edit : I had an afterthought about this because it ended up being a low quality comment ; Bringing up such TLDR give a lot of value to reading content, especially on HN, as it provides way more inertia and
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9mo ago
The painting of idiocracy hits hard doesn't it ?
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Let's be honest it's one of the smartest and most useful place anyone could be investing - it's literally is whatever happens a way to contribute to mankind - even if it's just so that FB servers are off-grid ; it's
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I mean.... it's the spirit of the project to eventually be able to reach to that state. I freaking love that project woaw hahaha
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Ok so i've not been using github for the past 2 years; it matched me closed to Salvatore Sanfilippo with subtitle "creator of redis" - and It just happens that I did write a key-val and more generally working on a database in
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9mo ago
Do you think they could move toward other technologies if they show maturity in that sector that AI cannot provide ?
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Cheating with AI will be possible even with server side rendering ; nvidia has released models able to learn to play - it's going to be very difficult to detect whether it's an AI or a human ; very impressive however
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9mo ago
Ultimately it's up to the user to decide what to do with his time ; it's still a good bargain that leaves a lot of sovereignty to the user. I like to code a little too much ; got into deep tech to capacities I couldn't imagin
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I have to disagree it's worst than you think ; open-bsd has so many mitigation in place that your computer will probably run 50% slower than a traditional OS. In reality you do not want to be playing 100% safety everywhere because this
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I often use it as a self-reflection for myself ; i'm working solo so my exploration is really different - (thankfully I work on tools I use myself). Anger / Frustration can definitely be measured from text only - I don't nece
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Frustration is the fuel for innovation.
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I was about to write something really emotional and clearly lacking any kind of self reflect ; then I read you again ; and I admit there is a lot of part of this that is true. I feel like it may be something inherently wrong in the interfac
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I wonder if we could scan / test / dig these hidden features somehow ; like in a scrapping / fuzz fashion
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