CafeRacer

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   by CafeRacer 1y ago

   Im heavily using claude code right now... because i need something now. But it's a huge pile of technical debt. With every piece of code created i write a doc of what id need to focus on when rewriting chunks. AI has its usage, it make
2. 62.▲
   by CafeRacer 1y ago

   I came here to say an exactly opposite things. There were a few instances where a relatively heavy join would not perform well, no matter what I tried. And it was faster to load/stitch data together with goroutines. So I just opted to
3. 63.▲
   by CafeRacer 1y ago

   Its like if I want to watch Alien, all four of those older movies they want me to have two subscriptions? And then most of streaming services actually stream stuff, so if my internet is bad im gonna sit there annoyed. I have a small samsung
4. 64.▲
   Response to Popular Issues Matter(blog-doe.pages.dev)

   1 points by CafeRacer 1y ago|0 comments
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   by CafeRacer 1y ago

   Do you have code samples?
6. 66.▲
   by CafeRacer 1y ago

   Well, it seems like it's mostly "regular" folk who get respiratory issues or accidentally trip near open windows with poor safety standards.
7. 67.▲
   by CafeRacer 1y ago

   I use aliases from proton, then filters to automatically mark anything unwanted as spam.
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   by CafeRacer 1y ago

   Ok, so you're saying that there were not a single 1B+ valuation company out there that failed?
9. 69.▲
   by CafeRacer 1y ago

   I mean... you can just copy/paste BTC or ETH software, name it differently... or get ERC721 and name it something. Software itself will not make people use it.
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    by CafeRacer 1y ago

    I'd predict a one person unicorn company potentionally possible, but this will be an inflated valuation company backed by someone, who is willing to prove a point. Not a company that delivers a great product and can be sustainable in t
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    by CafeRacer 1y ago

    Pretty much above, but I'd say it as "exposure to many different business problems"
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    by CafeRacer 1y ago

    Nope, locally. Roughly I'm doing something like that https://gist.github.com/vladmiller/0be83755e65cf5bd942ffba22... Example is a bit bad, but roughly shows how we're using. I have built a custom sync API th
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    by CafeRacer 1y ago

    We're using dexie+rxjs. A killer combination. Described here https://blog-doe.pages.dev/p/my-front-end-state-management-a... I've already made improvements to that approach. decoupling of backend and front en
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    by CafeRacer 1y ago

    Here is my rant debugging complex GH workflows is pita. You can't imagine now many times I had to reverse ssh from running GH action because of some fucking little intricacy. Act is cool, but still not a 1-1. If you fixed something you
15. 75.▲
    by CafeRacer 1y ago

    Title should be - Insanely expensive and poorly designed compute platform supports the worst cd/ci service ever.
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    by CafeRacer 1y ago

    "I met your wife, she was happy I did not say a word about AI". AI is a too and can be useful at times. But amount of hype is unjustified in my opinion. Ergo, I am getting a feeling that there is some kind of elite conspiracy goin
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    by CafeRacer 1y ago

    So you can delete it later?
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    by CafeRacer 1y ago

    Yes, and I find it mad when this stuff is used without source control. Claude code, for example, sometimes is incredibly useful in generating repeatable patterns, and sometimes it just walks in circles. But at least I always understand what
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    by CafeRacer 1y ago

    The reason why I dislike ORMs is that you always have to learn a custom DSL and live in documentation to remember stuff. I think AI has more context than my brain. Sql does not really needs fixing. And something like sqlc provides a good mi
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    by CafeRacer 1y ago

    Sir, sqlc for example. I know exactly what's going on, while getting some level of idiocy protection (talking about wrong column names, etc).
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    by CafeRacer 1y ago

    So... a reasonably stupid question - captchas and bot protection (e.g. cloudflare stuff) do not deter bots anymore?
22. 82.▲
    by CafeRacer 1y ago

    Literally this other link from a first page of HN: https://www.androidauthority.com/why-i-use-grapheneos-on-pix...
23. 83.▲
    by CafeRacer 1y ago

    Life is unfair to me and Firefox works just fine.
24. 84.▲
    by CafeRacer 1y ago

    Yeah! And actually writing this inefficient code in python? Seriously? Be a man, write assembly.
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    by CafeRacer 1y ago

    I wish there was a phone, preferably with buttons (bb q10 like), that can run WhatsApp, banking app and Apple Pay (or whatever android version is). Also it should be running these stupid government apps. And music please... preferably with
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    I ride AI-hype train(blog-doe.pages.dev)

    1 points by CafeRacer 1y ago|0 comments
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    by CafeRacer 1y ago

    Would have been nice if that included timestamp information, to make them orderable. Similar to what uuid v7 does.
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    by CafeRacer 1y ago

    You know other countries have laundries too, right?
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    by CafeRacer 1y ago

    Humanity should ignore gorm in all honesty
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    by CafeRacer 1y ago

    Ignore the news and everyone talking about it. It's a clown circus.