TechDebtDevin

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by TechDebtDevin 1y ago
edit, my karma for this comment has been dealing with type assertion problems in my repo functions all day.
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by TechDebtDevin 1y ago
There are mobile survalience cameras systems at my very family friendly park. Everyone has asked the city to tow them away but they refuse. There was no vote on this.
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by TechDebtDevin 1y ago
Whats so hard about writing an SQL query and some json struct tags? I really dont like LLMs but all the pain points of Go you described above are relatively mute now if you use them for these little things
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by TechDebtDevin 1y ago
>(I recently had a branch where an error message was logged 20 times per second.) Lightwork
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Ecdsa Nonces, Lattice, RNG Et Patterns: Decrypting a Bitcoin Exploit(cyphertux.net)
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by TechDebtDevin 1y ago
The best write up on the 80k July 4th move.
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by TechDebtDevin 1y ago
The United States.
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by TechDebtDevin 1y ago
I was jailed on a bullsh*t "hate speech" statute, because I said the f slur to a cop (who turned out to be gay, my PI proved this wasn't even true in my civil suit, but that didn't matter, they stuck me with this, along
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by TechDebtDevin 1y ago
Get out of here with "ad hominem", you know what you were saying. Go back to less-wrong.
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by TechDebtDevin 1y ago
tbh its wild you assumed my world view was curated by headlines. You probably have had the softest, easiest life and have never put your neck on the line in a way that might result in you being locked in a cage by a government official, so
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by TechDebtDevin 1y ago
I also have spent 6 months in a USA jail for what ultimately resulted in my pleading to a misdemeanor, and never was a crime. My world view is likely a lot different than yours, and the white vans do exist. They are here RIGHT NOW.
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by TechDebtDevin 1y ago
Ive been a resident of two countries and am a citzen of the USA. 2 years Norway. 3 years Bahamas. Along with a lot of work in Europe and Asia. So Ive witnessed a wide spectrum of governments, and have been detained by all of these governmen
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by TechDebtDevin 1y ago
I spent a month there working for a client at "caso de campo". I really enjoyed the month. What was weird, I stayed at a town outside (I'm not elite enough to stay at caso de campo :P) forget the name but the whole town was j
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by TechDebtDevin 1y ago
This is what I don't get. Anybody scraping at scale is using headful browsers as fallback, this does nothing. I will just find the browser that works, and use it.
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by TechDebtDevin 1y ago
I spoof User Agent, TLS/browser fingerprinting all day. These are the basics. None of this bothers me tbh, I'm constantly running tests on lots of versions chrome, firefox and brave and haven't really seen any impact in bot d
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by TechDebtDevin 1y ago
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by TechDebtDevin 1y ago
There was a podcast I was listening to this week, and they were discussing the purpose of marketing emails, and they came to the conclusion that they're for women who actually open all of them lol. It was half sarcasm and pretty funny,
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by TechDebtDevin 1y ago
I actually write a lot of Go in state machine like patterns. My state types files would make you think im schizophrenic. I just finished up a project this week that was 10k lines of comments in 18k loc. Noone else has to read it tho, they a
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by TechDebtDevin 1y ago
I think my primary concern are the customers who paid $220 for a yearly subscription, only for it to get nerfed and asked to pay $200.00 a month to get similar output.
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by TechDebtDevin 1y ago
I agree with your take, but I still don't excuse anti consumer practices like that. It annoys me because this is a repeat problem in this space, where these companies don't take into account the market dynamics, or costs of their
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by TechDebtDevin 1y ago
Cursor just committed mass consumer fraud at worst, and at best pissed off all their best customers. I feel really sorry for those who invested at a 9bb valuation.
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by TechDebtDevin 1y ago
Some of the funniest things I've ever seen are on those platforms, but is it worth it.. Prob not.
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by TechDebtDevin 1y ago
I grew up with this, born in 90, have witnessed gun violence in real life. I'm still not prepared to see someone getting executed in 4k immediately after I wake up. My past experiences don't prevent the type of anxiety that it cau
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by TechDebtDevin 1y ago
fortunately, (most) governments will let you leave.
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by TechDebtDevin 1y ago
A couple assumptions you're making here I'd disagree with: 1. Yudkowski is ever worth listening to. 2. That this is just some antecdotal experience (the whole world is having), that isn't backed by any scientific merrit. I d
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by TechDebtDevin 1y ago
Moderation has basically gone away... Don't you think there's a extra bit of ML that goes into the first reel I'm seeing after not opening the app for 10 hours also? I'm making assumptions here, but this was the first re
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by TechDebtDevin 1y ago
Yesterday I woke up, naturally, I started scrolling. The very first video (on Instagram) was an Uber driver getting pulled out of his car, a guy cocking a gun and executing him. I was barely awake and didn't really have time to react.
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by TechDebtDevin 1y ago
That's awesome, just please don't tell other people that its the only way. Which has been my experience with 12 step people. Its the most unscientific method of treating addiction we have, one of the least effective, yet the gover
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by TechDebtDevin 1y ago
Its also important to understand the most of the successes sang by 12 step evangalists are coming from the <5% it works on. Im not against it but it simply is not the only cure for addiction. In fact its provenly a very bad program for t
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by TechDebtDevin 1y ago
I have great code gen tools I've built for myself that build my perfect scaffolding/boilerplate every time, for any project in about 30 seconds. Took me a week to build those tools. Its much more reliable (and flexible) than any L

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