atishay811

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by atishay811 2mo ago
China is the factory of the world. They don't need software to win. Rather they prefer software is free and they can win in hardware. So if AI inference is free, they can put it in as many hardware components as possible and sell them
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by atishay811 9mo ago
https://atishay.me mostly on low maintenance since 2018 when it was ready. Occasionally add blog posts.
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by atishay811 2y ago
macOS has started to add some unplanned APIs all in the name of security. Full disk access - no api to get the permission. No way to do this in XCode permanently for development. Just keep dragging builds on each clean build folder.
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by atishay811 2y ago
Just like we did HTML in JS via JSX or lit html, I wonder if we should have better SQL in JS that way.
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by atishay811 2y ago
The entire argument from the utilities is flawed. The solar customers are providing electricity in the middle of the city. So they are doing distribution in the sense that there are almost no transmission losses going to the city from gener
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by atishay811 3y ago
You have to get it into the db with a a migration checked into your git repo.
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by atishay811 3y ago
Took forever. I opened the github issue more than 5 years back. This implementation is solid though - full backwards compatibility with checkbox, stying support. Considering the constraints, I think very well done safari. Please get the sec
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by atishay811 3y ago
Please build a getmetoahuman.ai which talks to these chat its and transfers calls to me when it finally reaches a human.
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by atishay811 3y ago
It just makes more sense to build it in an entity with better funding and commercialization. There will be advanced 2-3 AIs and the most humane one doesn't necessarily win out. It is the one that has the most resources, is used and sup
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by atishay811 4y ago
You can build it using Netlify forms or cloud flare functions. But I rarely get comments that are not spam. Think if you need them. Email/twitter or GitHub issues might be good enough.
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by atishay811 4y ago
I really long a WebSQL core coming back to the web. Get us back a good SQL implementation in browsers. WASM SQL over IndexDB should not be the future.
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by atishay811 4y ago
You can also fire the CXOs and keep promoting from within at 1% the current CXO stock options with a 10 year vesting cliff and the company will survive - may actually do a lot better.
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by atishay811 4y ago
Good for them in the short run. In the longer version of this, the company gets lazy with their fat margins and adds a lot of administrative cruft. A leaner competitor comes in and the entire system becomes history. Capitalism in action. I
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by atishay811 5y ago
Hugo’s documentation is a great reference and very well articulated. If you are looking for a tutorial and want to grow understanding, a book might be much better. I am the author of Hugo In Action ( https://hugoinaction.com ) and
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by atishay811 5y ago
I hosted a small snippet on heroku and am using https://github.com/atishay/tex2svg/ for my personal Hugo website. It is really cheap and easy to do latex to svg.
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by atishay811 5y ago
I think what it will eventually turn out to be is - Apple will require IAP/Storekit but will be forced to allow others. And you will see something like this - $10 - Pay by Apple, $8 Pay via Amazon/Google/Whoever big name ente
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by atishay811 5y ago
They could also do this by exposing get subscriptions and cancel subscription APIs that other payment providers/apps can implement. Just like the share sheet, there can be a pay sheet.
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by atishay811 5y ago
This is amazing to see. We should use this for image optimization. When we compress channels, we should compress the blue channel to like 30% while keeping others at fairly large 80% and it might appear better than a 60% compressed image.
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by atishay811 6y ago
A more capitalist solution to the random ware problem could be ransomware insurance ideally mandated. You get hit and the company pays. But your premium rises the next time and till forever. You can get premium incentives to do audits and u
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ECMAScript for XML(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by atishay811 6y ago|0 comments
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by atishay811 6y ago
For the Corolla vs Corvette example, Toyota allows you to open the hood and take the toyota engine out. The screws are all standards and tools are available to get parts you need to take the engine out. If you had the tools to fit the Corve
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by atishay811 6y ago
I personally love Laxygit https://github.com/jesseduffield/lazygit . It makes sure I don't have to think.
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by atishay811 6y ago
In some sense that has morphed into login with Facebook/Google
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by atishay811 7y ago
React(Js framework) is close to PHP as a concept. Facebook's team had to take ideas from their exisitng code. With JSX, we could potentially call it a new language.
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by atishay811 7y ago
It is weird in the hindsight as with just Webkit(which is most of blink still) and Gecko, there are just two engines left. And when Gecko goes down (which is losing market share), this would seem even more stupid. SQL is a standard. They co
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by atishay811 7y ago
I imagine if Facebook could use its users to moderate content from others, say you are sign up for moderation, then have to moderate 20 posts from unrelated users to get 20 days of ad free Facebook. Facebook could employ a system like re ca
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by atishay811 7y ago
I remember we used to have "IE Tab" for websites which were so bad that they needed IE and failed otherwise. I think Firefox needs a "Chrome Tab" which runs some website in chromium for the really bad offenders.
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by atishay811 9y ago
You missed Linux.
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by atishay811 9y ago
Seems like we are doomed to repeat the optimizations gcc did. Can there be a way the browsers do that on download as a step rather than expecting every website owner to do it.
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by atishay811 9y ago
I don't think Facebook is beating snapchat. When you start to follow you always stay a step behind. Doing that with a bloated behemoth of a product is very difficult. Camera effects were successfully copied as they were a new concept,

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