barishnamazov

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by barishnamazov 10mo ago
I have worked in monorepos for large codebases. In those, file trees are completely useless because you can't fit the repo layout to your mind. Also, the file trees are so large that when I'd ask a coworker using VSCode to open a
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by barishnamazov 10mo ago
Neat! Does it also preview files when doing fuzzy file or symbol search?
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by barishnamazov 10mo ago
C++ (clangd) and Python (pyright and ruff). But I think the excessive memory usage came from huge number of files in the code base, plus some really large files (given I ran LSP on neovim too with much smaller footprints).
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by barishnamazov 10mo ago
That exists, though it doesn't have a preview of the file. Also, jump lists to quickly take a look and ctrl+o to go back is a huge game changer for me. Not sure if VSCode supports that now, haven't used it in a long time.
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by barishnamazov 10mo ago
In my previous work, a few folks in my team used VSCode on a shared dev box. The box has 1TB memory, and we'd frequently OOM due to vscode servers taking up tens of GBs of memory (which adds up quickly when there are multiple vscode wi
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by barishnamazov 10mo ago
For me, the friction of VS Code is more cognitive than computational. I call it the "searching with your eyes" [0] problem. To make it clear, I've no problems with VSCode but haven't used it in a long time -- maybe it ha
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by barishnamazov 10mo ago
That's amazing. Wishing you well, and thank you for all your contributions!
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by barishnamazov 10mo ago
username doesn't check out
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by barishnamazov 10mo ago
You probably mean, 99% of anyone older than 25.
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by barishnamazov 10mo ago
I am a gen-z and most of my peers look at me weird when I express the same. It was once cool to have social media and presence -- I was only 8 when I made a facebook account. But now, things are different. I actively avoid social media and
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by barishnamazov 10mo ago
The author missed the mark on the financial barriers to entry. He predicted that the shift from text to broadband/multimedia would make politics "more expensive" and raise entry barriers because video is costly to produce. In
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Next.js makes many tiny serverless requests for all visible links(github.com)
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by barishnamazov 10mo ago
And that's without a way to disable this without using a custom Link component. I noticed that with only 2 users (testing stage), my website had ~3-4k daily requests. After a bit of digging, I found out that every visible link on the w
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by barishnamazov 10mo ago
I'd like to share Shoelace [0], a library of nice web components I used long ago for some websites. It's now part of Web Awesome (a company behind Font Awesome), though it seems like the original author, Cory, is still working on
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by barishnamazov 10mo ago
No offense taken, but realize that good number of us folks who have learned English as a second language have been taught in this way (especially in an academic setting). LLMs' writing are like that of people, not the other way around.
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by barishnamazov 10mo ago
I built a local competitive programming judge a while back where I fell into the exact trap of manually correlating steady_clock and system_clock. I was timestamping everything using steady_clock to strictly enforce the time limits, and the
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by barishnamazov 10mo ago
I don't think Kindle ads were available in my region in 2015 because I don't remember seeing these back then, but you're a lucky one to fix this classic mistake :-) I remember trying out some of the home-made methods while I
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by barishnamazov 10mo ago
I love posts that peel back the abstraction layer of "images." It really highlights that modern photography is just signal processing with better marketing. A fun tangent on the "green cast" mentioned in the post: the re
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by barishnamazov 10mo ago
Neat! I'll add it to my blog.
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by barishnamazov 10mo ago
Thanks for the feedback! Agreed, I too have experienced those quirks. This applies to most modern CSS features in general :-) FWIW, I also have had also success with running a server-side headless chromium instance on an app where I was gen
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by barishnamazov 10mo ago
CSS rules for printing is one of my favorite features of the web. You get a powerful typesetter directly in your browser. For those wondering how it's done, I wrote about it [0] recently for my friends who frequently asked how I genera
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by barishnamazov 10mo ago
Your game repo is private.
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by barishnamazov 10mo ago
Then should we apply formal verification to the vibe coded formal verification software?
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by barishnamazov 10mo ago
For a long time I've been looking to solve the repetitive schema pattern issues in SQL. This week I created a DSL that allows parametric polymorphism for SQL, and I wrote a compiler for it. Source code and playground here: https:&#x2F
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by barishnamazov 11mo ago
Sometimes you can fool the compiler :-) See "Example 2: Tricking the compiler" in my blog post about O3 sometimes being slower than O2: https://barish.me/blog/cpp-o3-slower/
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by barishnamazov 11mo ago
> As a not-for-profit company, we can afford to do things differently. AI Search uses smaller, more efficient models, and we avoid energy-heavy features like video generation altogether. I'm a bit confused -- do other search engines
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by barishnamazov 11mo ago
Not sure about other folks, but I'd never trust a privacy-friendly tag on an indie software that's not open-source. Even for popular and trusted software (e.g., Obsidian) it gives me chills.
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by barishnamazov 1y ago
I recommend checking out concept design [0] from Daniel Jackson [1]. It provides a framework to enforce modularity while building meaningfully designed software. I have done a bit of work implementing a prototype framework for coding concep
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by barishnamazov 1y ago
Not sure if it was due to higher load from HN or my IP location, but your website is inaccessible to me right now: "This deployment is temporarily paused."
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by barishnamazov 1y ago
Nice read. Last week I wrote a blog post about two noteworthy cases of O3 being slower than O2 in C++: https://barish.me/blog/cpp-o3-slower/

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