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by KronisLV 11mo ago
> In message log, the agent often boasts about the number of tests added, or that code coverage (ugh) is over some arbitrary percentage. We end up with an absolute moloch of unmaintainable code in the name of quality. But hey, the number
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by KronisLV 11mo ago
I really like having a good old RESTful API (well maybe kinda faking the name because don't need HATEOAS usually)! Except I find most front end stacks to lead to either endless configuration (e.g. Vue with Pinia, router, translation, T
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by KronisLV 11mo ago
> 154GB vs 23GB can trivially make the difference of whether the game can be installed on a nice NVMe drive. I think War Thunder did it the best: * Minimal client 23 GB * Full client 64 GB * Ultra HQ ground models 113 GB * Ultr
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by KronisLV 11mo ago
> It’s the picture book waterfall implementation. One of my better experiences with software development was actually with something waterfall-adjacent. The people I was developing software for produced a 50 page spec ahead of any code b
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by KronisLV 11mo ago
It might be because depending on one's sensitivity to various factors and how much work they put into discovering the domain, things might feel okay, and yet be the completely wrong choice. For example, how to many people MongoDB fel
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by KronisLV 11mo ago
Then it’s quite possible that you’re working in an environment that naturally leads to people like that getting hired. If that’s something you see repeatedly, then the environment isn’t a good fit for you and you aren’t a good fit for it. S
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by KronisLV 11mo ago
> So, assuming the domain of infrastructure-as-code is mostly known now which is a fair statement -- which is a better choice, Go or Rust, and why? Remember, this is objective fact, not art, so no personal preferences are allowed. I thin
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by KronisLV 11mo ago
I’ve linked this before, but I feel like this might resonate with you: https://www.stilldrinking.org/programming-sucks
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by KronisLV 11mo ago
> I consider it a deshittified Ubuntu. This is more or less what I have used Linux Mint for (their Cinnamon desktop version is pretty okay, also used the XFCE one). Nice to have more options!
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by KronisLV 11mo ago
> It has me thinking „man, fuck this“ on the daily. That's sometimes me with the CLI. I can't use the Gemini CLI right now on Windows (in the Terminal app), because trying to copy in multiple lines of text for some reason submi
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by KronisLV 11mo ago
If they wanted to go back to Times, they could have at least looked at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liberation_fonts
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by KronisLV 11mo ago
Less of a plea with AOMedia (it's not like they can't work on AV2 when AV1 is out there but doesn't have full adoption), and more at the industry as a whole - otherwise we'll still see H264 be widespread by 2030 and onwa
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by KronisLV 11mo ago
> AV1 fixed a structural problem in the ecosystem at the time, but the work isn’t finished. Video demand keeps rising, and the next generation of open codecs must remain competitive. > AOMedia is working on the upcoming release of AV2
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by KronisLV 11mo ago
For comparison, here's my own usage with various cloud models for development: * Claude in December: 91 million tokens in, 750k out * Codex in December: 43 million tokens in, 351k out * Cerebras in December: 41 million tokens
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by KronisLV 11mo ago
> Are any of them integrated with git? All of the models that can do tool calls are typically good enough to use Git. Just this week I used both Claude Code and Codex to look at unstaged/staged changes and to review them multiple ti
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by KronisLV 11mo ago
Really good stats! Sadly them being dense models will make them slow compared to something like Qwen3. Honestly my main reason not to use Mistral models when I need something on-prem with limited hardware (think Nvidia L4 GPUs).
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by KronisLV 11mo ago
> What's the reason to issue so many SSL certificates? Might be related to https://www.teaminternet.de/en/parkingcrew
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by KronisLV 11mo ago
> That's reasonably close to a technical guarantee, if you ask me. Until the feds show up like: Okay, either you block these domains, or you're going to jail: politician-x-did-something-bad.com politician-y-is-corrupt.c
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by KronisLV 11mo ago
Cloudflare: "Oh no, we can't have that much centralization, that's horrible, just think of the impact outages have!" Let's Encrypt: crickets Obviously I use LE myself and like what they do, and even in the example
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by KronisLV 11mo ago
Note that you also might need to think a little bit about caching: https://openrouter.ai/docs/guides/best-practices/prompt-cach... Depending on the way how the context grows, it can matter quite a bit!
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by KronisLV 11mo ago
> User feedback was consistent: If you already work with IntelliJ IDEA, Rider, WebStorm, PyCharm, or any other JetBrains IDE, switching to Fleet required a strong reason – and Fleet did not offer enough value to justify the transition fr
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by KronisLV 11mo ago
I wouldn't have an issue with every menu item having an icon, if we could make every single one different enough to be distinguishable from the others. The problem is that you only have so many ways to draw the shapes and at your a
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by KronisLV 11mo ago
I'm still upset with how quickly shows get cancelled nowadays, like the axed Altered Carbon and The Expanse and the endings of neither felt satisfying and the final seasons - rushed. Whatever set of circumstances leads to that, it woul
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by KronisLV 11mo ago
The change: https://github.com/joyent/libuv/pull/1015/files > Sorry, not interested in trivial changes like that. - bnoordhuis As a not native English speaker, I think the change itself is okay (women
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by KronisLV 11mo ago
I think there's more dimensions that also matter a bunch: * a bad craftsman will get pedantic about the wrong things (e.g. SOLID/DRY as dogma) and will create architectures that will make development velocity plummet ("cl
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by KronisLV 11mo ago
It's also entirely possible that life is indeed just messed up in a way that human brains didn't evolve for and can't deal with - all the societal changes, breakdowns of close relationships and communities (e.g. the disappear
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by KronisLV 11mo ago
> GoDaddy: 65,517,208 domains (~20.5%) If they have so many and are such a big part of the Internet, why has their stock price sunk so much in the last year, jeez: https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/GDDY/
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by KronisLV 11mo ago
Would be good to look into those particular statistics, then. Seems like the category could include all sorts of stuff: > This indicates that users turn to open models primarily for creative interactive dialogues (such as storytelling, c
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by KronisLV 11mo ago
> And no - you don't need an ingress. Just spin up a nodeport service, and you have the literal identical experience to exposing ports with compose - it's just a port on the machines running the cluster (any of them - magic!).
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by KronisLV 11mo ago
If I needed a budget build, I'd probably look in the direction of used parts on AliExpress, you can sometimes find good deals on AM4 CPUs (that platform had a lot of longevity, even now my main PC has a Ryzen 7 5800X) and for whatever

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