Macha

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by Macha 5mo ago
I’ve been working in a European SaaS for a few years and I’ve even noticed we get more queries about using specially EU providers. In the past AWS eu-west was sufficiently “In Europe” for clients that cared about that but there’s a growing
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by Macha 5mo ago
> If you're a prescriptivist, then open-source should be hyphenated for the same reason full-time, user-friendly, long-term, etc. are. That's how English works. You don't make the rules, and neither does OSI. Honestly all
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by Macha 5mo ago
Wasn't geocities before iframes? Think you needed framesets in those days!
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by Macha 5mo ago
The problem for linkedin is they try to simultaneously claim that it’s the visitors data and therefore they can’t disclose it at the same time as claiming its linkedin’s data so they can sell access to it
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by Macha 5mo ago
Yeah, whatever bug they have with this affected me two, was swinging my mouse across most of my desk to move any distance whatsoever.
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by Macha 5mo ago
Other shortcuts to edit prompt in editor: Alt-e for fish Ctrl-g for Claude code
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by Macha 5mo ago
It is if you start by charging significantly less than the actual price to get people hooked
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by Macha 6mo ago
Google and Microsoft have significantly more products. That's even just counting their consumer products, their cloud providers are a whole other kettle of fish.
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by Macha 6mo ago
If the scam success rate is 0.1%, and it takes days to comb a phone book and put together a list of potential relationships and takes a human 10 minutes per phone call, the economics of scamming works out a lot less profitable than importin
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by Macha 6mo ago
The thinking is the sold product is the inferior product than the pirated version and so rather than reward the people making it worse (Amazon, mostly), trying to reward the person who made something you want in the first place
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by Macha 6mo ago
> We all did dishes and billed for it. I don't think intellectual work is an always on hands on keyboard task. When in the office there's plenty of extended water cooler conversations or non work related conversations at work s
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by Macha 6mo ago
> Soo ... how sure are we that the memory makers themselves are not going to be the ones holding the bag? The memory makers specifically did not scale up capacity to avoid being left holding the bag.
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by Macha 6mo ago
> (probably the right call long term, oddly enough Godot is keeping GDScript around). Even in Unity 4, it was like "You can write scripts in C#, or you can also write them in Unityscript or Boo, I suppose..." In comparison for
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by Macha 6mo ago
And of course whoever set up the menu on the app to have programmed in the appropriate option in the first place.
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Element Web and matrix.to unavailable for legal reasons(github.com)
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by Macha 6mo ago
Flat at 60% of pre-covid hiring while the number of graduates continue to increase and there's still a backlog of people who were laid off. That's not a particularly optimism inducing hiring market.
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by Macha 6mo ago
Each commit can be merged independently as they're reviewed.
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by Macha 6mo ago
My reaction would be to report spam with a vengeance
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by Macha 6mo ago
On the seasons front, traditionally in Ireland winter starts on Halloween (at sunset if you want to be really specific), and so you get winter is November till January, spring is February to April, summer is May to July and autumn is August
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by Macha 6mo ago
Alternatively they asked copilot to scan for crypto projects and ban them
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by Macha 6mo ago
Is the _very big_ company Amazon, I wonder.
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by Macha 6mo ago
I would expect that a llm based scraper is going to be better at parsing an email address from your instructions than some of the more inattentive people who's emails you might want to receive. So I think some of the dumber mitigation
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by Macha 6mo ago
I have a wildcard address at my domain. The most common email addresses for spam are: - git@mydomain.com Presumably harvested from GitHub or gitlab - contact@mydomain.com / admin@mydomain.com Not actually an email address ever used, pr
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by Macha 6mo ago
I find articles like this a good counter to the idea that typical software used to be better in the past (usually with an appeal to an idea that people were “real programmers” in those days and anything other than C as used in the 90s is a
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by Macha 6mo ago
AI can produce code that is about 70% as good as median quality code found on the internet. I would not describe median quality C code as free from these issues
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by Macha 6mo ago
Neither does localstack to be fair.
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by Macha 6mo ago
I honestly think GitHub and AWS are the two biggest blockers to IPv6 left. Sure your public web servers might need IPv4 for a long while yet, but all these backend microservices and CI builds etc could all be v6 only, except they need to pu
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by Macha 6mo ago
It’s an announcement published for their followers and distributed through their own channels to those people. That it doesn’t make sense when detached from that context and put on HN to people with no knowledge of who they are seems very m
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by Macha 6mo ago
I mean, I’m sure “Fortnite with infinite vbucks.apk” has a much worse malware rate than the play store, but I’m almost certain that fdroid has a lower malware rate than the play store and I honestly suspect even “random apks off github” mig
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by Macha 6mo ago
Is that not appealing to those users _because_ its a subsidised flat rate? Like those users could go and swap to API pricing right now if they wanted to, but at API pricing they don’t want to

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