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by Shorn 1y ago
o_O https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/XMLHttpRequ...
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by Shorn 1y ago
And yet, doors still fall off airplanes without any AI in sight.
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by Shorn 1y ago
Isn't that a setting the individual publishing user controls? I don't use BlueSky so I'm not sure - just interested. Especially if it's already going the route of Twitter/Facebook, etc. - which I expect it to long-t
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by Shorn 1y ago
React Router isn’t a library - it’s a consultancy and education funnel with version numbers.
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Good enough ten-second sum types for Postgres(duckrabbit.tech)
3 points by Shorn 1y ago|0 comments
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by Shorn 1y ago
It's interesting to me anyone could honestly like them both. Personally, I loathe javascript but love typescript.
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by Shorn 1y ago
I asked ChatGPT about playing chess: it says tests have shown it makes an illegal move within 10 - 15 moves, even if prompted to play carefully and not make any illegal moves. It'll fail within the first 3 or 4 if you ask it play reas
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by Shorn 1y ago
Wouldn't surprise me if most of the restrictions may well have been added to address specific issues that have come up over that time.
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Architecture Congruency(chrisza.me)
3 points by Shorn 1y ago|0 comments
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by Shorn 2y ago
You can tell my engagement level with my job by the commit frequency on my side-project. If I'm deeply engaged at work, I don't have many spare cycles out of hours and there's little happening - library updates and small fidd
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by Shorn 2y ago
Not available in Oz, bummer.
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by Shorn 2y ago
> PostgreSQL compiled with a non-standard block size Do you think this could become less important for your use case the new PG17 "I/O combining" stuff? https://medium.com/@hnasr/combining-i-os-in-post
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by Shorn 2y ago
No good. Not fair. I put money into the account, you bill me per search - pre-paid usage based billing is the only way this can ever be "fair".
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by Shorn 2y ago
How often would you say you got these negative interactions (anything other than a "thank you" or silence)?
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by Shorn 2y ago
I always wanted that to be a true story, but I don't think it is.
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by Shorn 2y ago
Used to work for a large airline IT provider on departure-control software (check-in, boarding, etc.) Each airline on-boarded would demand mandatory features that they couldn't do without. Keep in mind these features weren't free,
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by Shorn 2y ago
Don't forget non-commercial stuff is happening in this area too. For example: https://orcid.org/ Anyone who wants one can have their own Orcid Id in two minutes flat (and they're the only major SSO implementation
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by Shorn 2y ago
For MySQL, it can depend on the OS! https://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/8.0/en/identifier-case-sens...
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by Shorn 2y ago
Disclaimer; my personal approach to building a new system defaults to "just use Postgres". That said, this post is good to read if you want to understand why some people feel that Postgres culture is /deeply/ flawed.
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by Shorn 2y ago
> Tested by Microsoft MS don't have testers any more. Where do you think CS learned their radically effective test-in-prod approach?
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by Shorn 2y ago
ORCID (Open Researcher and Contributor ID) identifiers are an attempt to resolve this. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ORCID
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by Shorn 3y ago
> "It's MIT" You mean: "It's MIT at the moment ", right?
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by Shorn 3y ago
> 100% of managers nodding as they read this Made me laugh - but I think that's not quite fair. 1% of managers know they're useless and inefficient. Ironically, that puts them in the top 2%.
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by Shorn 3y ago
> https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/aws/free-data-transfer-out-to-i... > Over 90 percent of our customers already incur no data transfer expenses out of AWS They mean "90% of customers who are leaving AWS
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by Shorn 3y ago
I quite like that categorisation.
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by Shorn 3y ago
I am a programmer - I'm not in the Excel gang. But the way you casually dropped the term "spaghetti columns " literally sent a shiver up my spine.
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by Shorn 3y ago
> please ignore the clickbait-y headline ... This is an excellent article that's about completely different issues Well - now I'm not gonna read it twice as hard.
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by Shorn 3y ago
Or, y'know.... 89% of AWS own services: https://awsipv6.neveragain.de/
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Sneaky 1-line change sped up subprocess#communicate 1000x+(blog.mattstuchlik.com)
2 points by Shorn 3y ago|0 comments
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The First Microprocessor: F-14 Central Air Data Computer [video](youtube.com)
3 points by Shorn 3y ago|0 comments

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