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I still can't believe that Anker has not completely dominated the market... I almost always see other inferior brands when people pull out their powerbanks.
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your way of thinking shows clearly your lack of comprehension on the subject... you didn't experience the world before the internet, so you think that the internet is "part of life". Let me tell you as someone that helped bui
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1y ago
As an engineer who works at a medium-large publishing company, am also interested in this direction. I have fully read Cloudflare's proposal, as I have RSL, and L402. In its current state, RSL is not a full solution, but can be. The sp
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1y ago
ah, right...
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1y ago
IIRC, Kagi is written in Elixir
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1y ago
what kind of joke is this...
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1y ago
Exactly... Also it's already properly solved: L402.org
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1y ago
forget about self hosting email... I tried it for years, and even if you get it working (needs months), it will eventually stop working again. The problem is that in order to get the big boys to accept you as an email provider, you have to
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1y ago
been using select for update for many years now, in production. never had any issues. (MariaDB)
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I used to be a huge fan of disabled animations on Linux, but unfortunately many websites end up being completely unusable. Somehow the animations affect functionality. Probably the developers never test their software with disabled animatio
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we do something similar. IntelliJ (ultimate) has a text-based http client included. Like postman but you can commit .http files to the repo. Then this client has variables which can come from a json file. So basically all URLs that our soft
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me and my team have been doing code reviews purely within IntelliJ, for something like 6 years. We started doing it "by hand", by checking out the branch and comparing with master, then using Github for comments. Now there's
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most pristine roads with most hostile arrangement towards drivers, at least in Zurich. There are some insanely complicated intersections in 4D, that if you don't follow the correct series of 10 consecutive lane switches and sub-exits
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1y ago
I think the article misunderstood the debate... the debate is (or at least was) about gitflow, and specifically about having git branches per environment. So there are git branches for dev, staging, etc, all the way to prod. And git changes
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1y ago
People that can do these drawings would make awesome art for play.date games!!!
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I had this happen to me on Claude Sonnet once. It started spitting out huge blocks of source code completely unrelated to my prompt, seemingly from its training data, and switching codebases once in a while... like, a few thousand lines of
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I had similar discussions with my father who started his career in the 80s as an engineer, and has been a CEO for the last ~15 years. The discussion was a bit broader, about engineering and quality/usability in everything. His perspect
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1y ago
"παν μέτρον άριστον" https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Golden_mean_(philosophy)
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1y ago
Brave is also extremely effective at removing ads while keeping websites functional (including YouTube). It even has some fingerprinting protection. (and before someone complains, you can disable all the crypto stuff)
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1y ago
what about PNG?
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1y ago
14% salary for executive director???
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1y ago
duplicate : https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44268850
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1y ago
oh... but then what's the point?
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1y ago
Sorry, edit button not working... But I didn't understand if they support the same container spec from docker or not: i. e. will a container created with docker run on apple silicon now?
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if I understand correctly, the difference is that before docker on Mac was running inside a Linux VM, where now it's running on apple silicon.
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easiest example: most components of a macbook laptop have their serial number baked in the OS (or some hardware controller, idr). So even if you can find a legit macbook part from another laptop, and you can even replace it yourself (which
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the obvious solution is try-catch, Java style. Which I'm surprised it's not even mentioned in the article. Not even when listing cons that wouldn't have been there with try-catch. But of course that would hurt them and the co
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they all suck, because at the end of the day, these tools are just automating multiple prompts to one of the same codegen LLMs that everyone is using already. The loop is: it identifies which files need to change, creates an action plan, th
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I know it's not auth-related, but the main MCP "spec" says that it was inspired by LSP (language server protocol). Wouldn't something like HATEOAS be more apt?
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Maybe I live in a bubble, but it's surprising to me that nobody mentions Jetbrains in all these discussions. Which in my professional working experience are the only IDEs anyone uses :shrug:
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