Hamuko

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by Hamuko 6mo ago
> Draw your own app-level back button top left of page. This is the worst idea I’ve heard all day.
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by Hamuko 6mo ago
> It amounts to doing N code reviews at once rather than a few small reviews which can be done individually I truly do not comprehend this view. How is reviewing N commits different from/having to do less reviews reviewing N separa
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by Hamuko 6mo ago
One of the advertised features of this is being able to merge all the PRs at once. Which would also be the case for multiple commits in a single PR.
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by Hamuko 6mo ago
I think the only thing I miss from GitLab was being able to make merge requests depend on other merge requests, even across repositories. So I could make a backend repository MR depend on a library repository MR, and even enable auto-merge
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by Hamuko 6mo ago
Yeah, I feel like just being able to review a PR commit-by-commit with a nice interface would just suffice.
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by Hamuko 6mo ago
We're against chronological timelines composed of people you follow for being "group think" now?
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by Hamuko 6mo ago
They're not on my For You feed, but anytime I watch a video on Twitter and it automatically jumps to a next video, it's always something that would never be on my feed. These days, it's usually bodycam footage from the United
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by Hamuko 6mo ago
Probably of interest to you: https://lowendbox.com/blog/1-vps-1-usd-vps-per-month/
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by Hamuko 6mo ago
Validating every single service I run on my home server for security (currently at 30 containers + other non-containerised random crap) vs. enabling the built-in Wireguard server on my router (which is more or less as simple as setting up T
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by Hamuko 6mo ago
What's the benefit of Cloudflare Tunnel over just using Wireguard?
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by Hamuko 6mo ago
Oodi was noted in the media to be particularly unimpressive when it came to actually having books back when it opened. https://www.hs.fi/kulttuuri/art-2000005933560.html
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by Hamuko 6mo ago
One thing I'm kinda worried is what happens to social trust in society once we have more and more LLMs flooding the Internet. Divison in society, in particular in the United States, already seemed to be increasing at a rapid pace as so
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by Hamuko 6mo ago
Is Bugzilla also a social network?
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by Hamuko 6mo ago
People keep saying this but I can't really find much anything social about GitHub.
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by Hamuko 6mo ago
As a non-frontend developer mainly observing and touching something here and there, a lot of the things that frontend developers do seem vastly over-engineered.
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by Hamuko 6mo ago
The logical conclusion I've come to is that the world will be divided into two types of people in the future: entrepreneurs with an army of AI employees, and the unemployed. Presumably those entrepreneurs are mainly just selling to oth
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by Hamuko 6mo ago
Does someone want to elaborate why it's interesting/important that wholesale electricity prices were low one day during a long weekend?
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by Hamuko 6mo ago
> And yet the US is now back to threatening Iran if they don't open up the oil. Because no matter how much they pretend it doesn't affect the US, oil is a global market.
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by Hamuko 6mo ago
I really hope that someone disputes their DMCA claim based on that. I imagine no one will, since they'll probably be sued by Anthropic, but it would be really funny.
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by Hamuko 6mo ago
Anthropic published them in a public S3 bucket. How is that different from Anthropic scraping my blog or proprietary code in a GitHub repository?
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by Hamuko 6mo ago
Makes me glad that I've only ever used my iPad whenever I've had to interview through Microsoft Teams.
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by Hamuko 6mo ago
Isn’t Larry friends with the administration?
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by Hamuko 6mo ago
When people suggest to use AI for open-source projects, what exactly are they advocating for given that the median open-source project budget is pretty much $0/month? Maybe $1/month if the maintainer likes to have a website for th
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by Hamuko 6mo ago
It incorporates code directly from FFmpeg and FFmpeg is LGPL.
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by Hamuko 6mo ago
What a fantastic use of tokens. The author isn't even reviewing the code so you can't really even call it a study.
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by Hamuko 6mo ago
Seems like they're illegal as hell in Finland. https://tukes.fi/-/ala-kayta-pistorasiaan-kytkettavaa-aurink... If you want solar panels without having to get an electrician, you'd need to connect them to a ba
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by Hamuko 6mo ago
Are you paying for electricity and transfer on a separate schedule or something?
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by Hamuko 6mo ago
I don't think any of my managers has ever been directly involved with having to deal with business expenses, so I don't think that's really a thing that they think about when managing me. Also, for what it's worth, when
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by Hamuko 6mo ago
I'm reading "more than 32GB of unified memory" to mean at least a 36 GB model.
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by Hamuko 7mo ago
It's not named "Chat Control". It's just what it's commonly known by. It's basically the same as "Obamacare".

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