KajMagnus

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by KajMagnus 5mo ago
How do you know the hash in advance?
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by KajMagnus 5mo ago
My impression is that they're sometimes unemployed people or students hoping to create a popular open source project, and use it to find a job. They aren't going to care about any of the advice in the article about not posting slo
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by KajMagnus 6mo ago
The number is 9 9% not accurate answers, for Gemini 3. (I think that's a lot!)
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by KajMagnus 6mo ago
Have you seen Talkyard Blog Comments? It's open-source and based out of Europe. https://blog-comments.talkyard.io . (I'm developing it.) > legacy WP blog ... users should be able to ... (What's your blog about?
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by KajMagnus 6mo ago
> suddenly have 215 new files to check in! How big is your repo, if I may ask? Personally I store vendored dependencies in a submodule, where I can squash history, if it grows too large.
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by KajMagnus 6mo ago
Good points. But what do you mean with 3: "lockfile poisoning attacks, by making them more complicated" — making the lockfiles more complicated ? Also, 4) Simpler to `git diff` the changes, when you have the source locally alre
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by KajMagnus 6mo ago
Scala could be one example? When I upgraded to a newer version of the standard library (the Scala 2.13 or Scala 3 collections library), there was a tool, Scalafix [1], that could update my source code to work with the new library. Don'
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Show HN: Talkyard, open-source forum software. StackOverflow Reddit Slack hybrid(talkyard.io)
2 points by KajMagnus 9mo ago|0 comments
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by KajMagnus 1y ago
Then you might find Talkyard interesting: https://blog-comments.talkyard.io — reminds of Disqus, in that it's threaded, best first (optionally). (I'm developing it.) > showing some CORS error In my case, I found it
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by KajMagnus 1y ago
Could one say that humans are trained very differently from AIs? If we (humans) make confident guesses, but are wrong — then, others will look at us disappointedly, thinking "oh s/he doesn't know what s/he is talking abo
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by KajMagnus 1y ago
Yes, many _humans_ here hallucinate, sort of. They apparently didn't read the article, or didn't understand i, or disregard from it. (Why, why, why?) And they fail to realize that they don't know what they are talking about,
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by KajMagnus 1y ago
@imiric > Though I would suggest a general revision of the copy on this page, and removing all the "later" features. Now done — all "Later: ..." features are gone, and I did a general revision of the copy on the pri
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by KajMagnus 1y ago
> It comes off as dishonest to mention features that may be implemented at some point in the future Thanks, good to know. (Will fix) > a lot of asterisks and clarifications that might confuse users Yes! People email and ask about the
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by KajMagnus 1y ago
> I like the distinction between liking and disagreeing Me too :- ) I'm thinking that if something gets 10 upvotes, and sth else get 10 upvotes and 10 disagree votes, then more often it's the latter that's more interesting
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Show HN: Blog comments, nice looking, open source – Talkyard(blog-comments.talkyard.io)
23 points by KajMagnus 1y ago|5 comments
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by KajMagnus 1y ago
Doctors aren't that useful, unfortunately
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by KajMagnus 1y ago
It's a great book (I think), reading it now. It's the only book this far that I've brought with me to the gym (because I wanted to continue reading it, in between the exercises)
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by KajMagnus 1y ago
Having friends also contributes to living longer (Buffet and Charlie)
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by KajMagnus 2y ago
I'd like better debugging of async call stacks. Seems that'll start working better, with Java 21 and virtual threads, so looking forward to that. And support for Scala in [web frameworks for Java]. Still on Scala 2.13, so don&#x27
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by KajMagnus 2y ago
Anyone has tried GleSYS? https://glesys.com They're based out of Sweden, and offer bandwidth in Mbit/s, rather than GB/month (as per their pricing page, https://glesys.com/vps/pricing )
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by KajMagnus 2y ago
That's interesting, so, prices might not drop to pre-tariff levels, until not just one, but many, manufacturers appear in the US, and start competing on price (well, obviously, I guess some would say)
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by KajMagnus 2y ago
Sweden is one of only 10 countries on the planet that has developed its own fighter jet (JAS 39 Gripen, plus retired predecessors). (At least ChatGPT lists Sweden as one of 10 countries with indigenous fighter jet programs.) GGGP: > They
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by KajMagnus 2y ago
I was wondering if you're using a phpBB extension you've built yourself, and if it's on GitHub or somewhere (the extension), or ... It's not a built-in feature? Websearched for "phpBB federation" and "phpb
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by KajMagnus 2y ago
> If you make each individual bulletin board receive broadcasts from a central server Your're doing this with phpBB? Doesn't happen to be open-source somewhere? Would be interesting to have a look, I think I a bit like this opt
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by KajMagnus 2y ago
Thanks! Ok, seems direct style is what I would want, after having asked an LLM: it says it's then simpler to debug async call stacks, with Java 21+ virtual threads. Nice to know that there are good alternatives, if time it is some day
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by KajMagnus 2y ago
> The language is just about perfect Yes totally lovely :- ) And the best std lib? (On shared 1st place I'd guess, Rust looks nice too) I just miss better debugging of async code, so I could see the execution context in other thread
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by KajMagnus 2y ago
Tapir looks nice, didn't know about. Can I ask, do you use it together with Netty? How fast is it for you? (if you happen to have benchmarked it) Have you tried Vertx with Scala? (Or Spring + Scala, or sth else?) > The introduction
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by KajMagnus 2y ago
Now I feel curious about what do you build that makes that much use of parallel computations, races and killing the loser, etc?
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by KajMagnus 2y ago
I use Play, and I think it is a good web framework, nowadays. In the past, however, upgrading to new versions, was annoying, because of pretty big changes in the API. (Don't know if this is what GP had in mind though.) And even worse (
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by KajMagnus 2y ago
That's not what these licenses have come to mean. They're a way to reduce the risk that you'll get sued, but not any "I don't give a fuck" statement. You could add "I don't care about fixing security

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