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by _vufv 7mo ago
The "this wasted my time" comments are missing the point... In addition to his great sense of humor, Steve is usually ahead of the curve in terms of trends. There's a lesson in this. LLMs have become incredible constraint sol
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by _vufv 9mo ago
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by _vufv 1y ago
We're building a similar product at https://gitlip.com We would love to speak to any Glitch users about their particular use case. Please reach out to natalie [at] gitlip.com
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by _vufv 2y ago
Name suggestion for the wall: "Hydrobit generator"
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by _vufv 2y ago
The cat runs, eats and has fur. The cat is a dog.
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by _vufv 3y ago
Other methods use heuristics to guess many filetypes and in the benchmark they show worse performance (in terms of precision). Assuming benchmarks are not biased, the fact that this approach uses AI heuristics instead of hard-coded heuristi
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by _vufv 3y ago
> In our previous startup, a data scientist accidentally destroyed a month’s work of his team by using the wrong Git command. I'd like to hear about how this happened. No one in the team heard of reflog?
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by _vufv 3y ago
This one is funny: https://github.com/bagder/emails/blob/main/2016/2016-01-19.m... > ... I came across this information using my Spotify which has also been hacked into and would love your help h
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by _vufv 3y ago
Here are some benchmarks: https://bellard.org/quickjs/bench.html
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by _vufv 3y ago
I have the exactly opposite experience of yours. Cloudflare DX is by far the best among the cloud providers I've tried. Today, it's not that complicated to setup wrangler with credentials to your Cloudflare account in any mayor CI
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by _vufv 3y ago
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by _vufv 4y ago
OP, you have garnered a lot of sympathy by the HN community which I believe in part contributed to your problem being resolved. I think it would be fair to provide more info about what the issue was in the end. It's not OK to be like &
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by _vufv 4y ago
Domain squatting should not be a thing. Domain name prices should be such that squatting is unprofitable.
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by _vufv 4y ago
Also, idempotency of a tool is a desired property that tool devs often invest a lot of effort in maintaining. Initializing default config on the first run is a trivial way to break it. It's much better to just have a sane implicit def
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by _vufv 4y ago
Don't be shocked. There are plenty of short domains left for grab, they're just expensivish for most people (usually $100 - $1000 but could be more). Glad that's the case, otherwise squatters would've "invested&quot
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by _vufv 4y ago
Since when are political comments like this one welcome on HN. I tend to share some of your views, but that's unimportant. HN can't be allowed to become a cesspool that the rest of the Web is.
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by _vufv 4y ago
Sure. If you need your software to be a process I think you should build it to be both: a library first and a process second. Libraries are so much easier to use, test and reason about.
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by _vufv 4y ago
I absolutely love this. I think so called n-tier architecture as a pattern should be aggressively battled in the attempt to reduce the n. Software is so much more reliable when the communication between different computational modules of th
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by _vufv 4y ago
> After WW2 Europe learned its lesson... From what I gather, there were no lessons learned in Europe. Huge majority of current European leaders seem to be itching to enhance the current conflict even with nuclear weapons being a thing .
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by _vufv 4y ago
Nuclear weapons likely prevented >100M deaths in the last 50 years. Mutually Assured Destruction is the only reason we didn't have another hot world war since 1945. If there were no nuclear weapons now, you'd have a full scale
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by _vufv 5y ago
How arogant do you have to be to consider yourself to be the arbiter of Truth? Do you really think that western media are propaganda free? Do you think that the western propaganda is good and Russian one is bad? If you're downranking d
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by _vufv 5y ago
Excuse my presumption, but it seems that you arrive at the logical conclusion "it might be possible to simulate intelligence with a sufficiently big cheat sheet" - and then you disregard it because you're uncomfortable with
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by _vufv 5y ago
Not saying replit wasn't wrong in this (CEO apologized), but from my point of view the story is not that clear-cut.
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by _vufv 5y ago
With no disrespect to anyone, I think it'd be useful if people bashing Tailwind would briefly list what their day to day programming consists of. My impression is that most of the negative comments are coming from people that don'
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by _vufv 5y ago
One aspect that I strongly dislike about "web3" is that it poisons the discourse with its incentives. I don't believe that every person on Twitter with $BTC in their profile understands or can knowledgeably argue the benefits
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by _vufv 5y ago
> The VC connects wealthy investors to nerds. There are few alternatives. You can self-fund by consulting and by setting aside money for your venture. That doesn't work. It would've been great if an explanation was given for th