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by amne 3y ago
I visited US a couple of years ago and to this day I still think of how smooth all the websites felt over there.
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by amne 3y ago
I'm here to appreciate not sprinkling "Rust" in the title and all over the README to hype it up. Thank you!
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by amne 3y ago
Is it possible we're reaching a world where we get our news from AI bots exclusively because the companies behind said AI bots are the only ones willing to pay for access to "The News (TM)" ?
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by amne 3y ago
I don't understand how you would comment so that your blog post still makes sense for people following only you and not the blog you're commenting on. I'm thinking of a blog post on your personal site saying "That is no
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by amne 3y ago
"What if we go to a place where there is no way" Barely got 1 or 2 suggestions while typing that. Am I holding it wrong?
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by amne 3y ago
What is the main feature? I hope it's not "Rust".
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by amne 3y ago
I can't for async/await to reach PHP and see code that awaits 5 queries and 3 http requests in a row. Perfection.
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by amne 3y ago
He *is* nginx ? https://freenginx.org/hg/nginx I don't see it. Sure, he contributes. But in the last 3-4 years he definitely does not look like he is nginx based on that log. Or am I looking in the wrong place?
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by amne 3y ago
I used to have an iptables config that just drops everything by default on the SSH port and run a DNS server that when queried a magic string would allow my IP to connect to SSH. It did help that the DNS server was actually used to manage a
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by amne 3y ago
.intranet ?
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by amne 3y ago
You only accept equity as the only pay if you believe in your friend's product and can take the hit when it doesn't work out. Everywhere else I've seen actual cash + options which is a way of saying "we'll pay you f
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by amne 3y ago
maybe because you got to experience only "original high quality" TV sets? I remember owning a color CRT in late 80's which was almost unheard of in Romania and it was a russian made TV called "Alpha" (written in cyr
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by amne 3y ago
$10M for access to a pool of 100k (and growing) tech-savy users that are harder to hack than gen-pop? You guys, the 100k+, are lucky I'm not made of money.
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by amne 3y ago
still better than "password used by another account"
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by amne 3y ago
I always thought the C-o subshell needed a status bar or something. Not once did I find myself launching mc again because I forgot it was already running. Luckily it warns you when launched from the subshell.
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by amne 3y ago
a for effort, but link to the terminal version of it if you want to call it an alternative
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by amne 3y ago
"100 cats with hats per second" AI has peaked
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by amne 3y ago
that should be treble ... ba dum tsss
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by amne 3y ago
As someone who used mcedit for ~20 years now and vim for ~1 year I still feel sometimes I'm faster in mc+mcedit for both code edit and navigation. It's slowly moving towards vim(neovim actually) with the whole copilot autocomplete
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by amne 3y ago
I have an observation not related to chatgpt but to the debugging skills mentioned in the article: indeed I've always felt that most teaching is done on perfect working code. I've never seen an exercise for developing debugging sk
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by amne 3y ago
I can see this used to install dependencies (php composer?) to inspect code with references that resolve instead of having to spinup a whole toolchain just for that
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by amne 3y ago
"is much faster and the one you should probably use in practice" Where is this useful in practice? Exercises maybe. Like doing planks for example. I have never needed to plank "in practice" other than to exercise.
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by amne 3y ago
Hard pass after reading "10x better than S". Based on what? I get the idea to bash on competitors but at least make claims at least someone, anyone, can measure. 5 looks random. Why not 4? Kendall has only 4.
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by amne 3y ago
I don't think he touched the scroll wheel in the keynote. Why is it there? What does it do? I found it awkward he scrolled by touching the screen across the damn scroll wheel. Just use it. At least in the keynote. And then there are so
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by amne 3y ago
microsoft copilot can summarize discussions. with some orchestration it could extract even from past discussions question+answers and structure them in a stackoverflow-like format. source: we use this feature in beta as part of the enterpri
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by amne 3y ago
If you search word2vec (paper published early 2010s IIRC) I believe you will find very good material.
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by amne 3y ago
I wiped my phone screen a few times until I accepted it is part of the text. Is that a toggle in the text editor? And if it is then should reader clients have a counter toggle for it? I'm thinking autocrlf style.
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by amne 3y ago
At some point, a couple of years ago when they introduced marketplace, I actually thought they are aiming for an "exit" to Amazon. They really got the service part of e-commerce nailed down. Merchants quality is and always will be
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by amne 3y ago
We have a linux user self-serve page where we can reset our passwords when they expire. The catch is we never use said password because all logins are done with keys but you can't login if your password is expired. So imagine someone &
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by amne 3y ago
Even in context it is hard to understand this: "The performance wins that these can provide far outweigh the comparatively tiny loss in performance." My guess is that on average the potential performance discovered with the techni

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