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by bubblebeard 1y ago
I am at a loss for words. This is simply an amazing read. Thank you for supplying me with this information.
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by bubblebeard 1y ago
I think the author meant, in a general way, it’s better to avoid simultaneous writes from different services, because this is an easy way to introduce race conditions.
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by bubblebeard 1y ago
Very good article, right on point! I do wonder about why the author left out testing, documentation and qa tool design though. To my mind, writing a proper phpcs or whatever to ensure everyone on the team writes code in a consistent way is
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by bubblebeard 1y ago
Gotta love that spaghetti Golum, this is truly great stuff.
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by bubblebeard 1y ago
Strange post. It reads in part like an incoherent rant and in part as a well made analysis. It’s mostly on point though. Although, in recent years I’ve been assigned to manage and plan projects at work, and the skills I’ve learnt from that
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by bubblebeard 1y ago
It’s great to see someone doing something just for the love of doing it. We so often get wrapped up in reaching a goal we forget the journey is what matters most. The curiosity and will to learn new things. I think this project reflects thi
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by bubblebeard 1y ago
Had no idea about that, thank you for the suggestion!
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Ask HN: Hosting options for my freeware
1 points by bubblebeard 1y ago|2 comments
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by bubblebeard 1y ago
This is what happens when you give a new tool to people without educating them on how to use it properly. Problem with AI is that it’s so new to us all it’s difficult to find an authority on the subject. In my experience it’s useless for fi
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by bubblebeard 1y ago
I’ve used MacBooks since 2008, still do since the company I work for refused to supply PC laptops running anything but Windows. They can be great if you have a large wallet and simply want a computer that will integrate easily with your iPh
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GitHub abused to distribute payloads on behalf of malware-as-a-service(arstechnica.com)
1 points by bubblebeard 1y ago|0 comments
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by bubblebeard 1y ago
Personally, I would not yet use AI for something like this. The technology just isn’t trustworthy enough yet to get this level of control in my opinion. This is the way we’re heading of course. Better to laugh at the inevitable disasters th
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by bubblebeard 1y ago
For developers, kerping local copies are crucial for several reasons, as is the benefits git provides (amongst other similar versioning systems) outside of simply sharing files.
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by bubblebeard 1y ago
Proton
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by bubblebeard 1y ago
Nintendo contiounsly retail older titles. Snes mini, their e-shops, re-releases. Most games originally released for the PS1 are not owned directly by Sony and many of them retail on Steam.
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by bubblebeard 1y ago
Ah of course, that makes sense then. What about dynamic DOM content though? Like content produced by PHP or similar. Is that filtered somehow or does this analysis expect static content?
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by bubblebeard 1y ago
Interesting, this is a problem I have never considered. Regarding DOM changes though, wouldn’t it make more sense to monitor files for unexpected changes instead?
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by bubblebeard 1y ago
Yes, but you placing your neck under that boot is a free choice. I admit, sometimes a little tricky to avoid, but a free choice still. As far as I know, there is always an option but please correct me if I am wrong. With that said I think t
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by bubblebeard 1y ago
This is something I’ve practiced myself quite a lot in recent years, and in my experience it’s so much harder while at your desk. Doing something else while letting your brain work really helps. For me, that’s usually going for a walk, taki
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by bubblebeard 1y ago
LLM:s and CA:s are most likely here to stay. The question is how we use them correctly. I’ve tried using an LLM to help me learn new programming languages, suggest alternative solutions to some mess I’ve created, and explain things I do not
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by bubblebeard 1y ago
I too have been thinking a lot about these same things. Great article, didn’t know about the SEO benefits. We should always strive to suppress needless overhead, if nothing else it decreases the potential attack surface.
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by bubblebeard 1y ago
I can relate. I’ve been using CA:s/LLM:s for various projects for the past year. It started to take the enjoyment out of it for me too. It’s a tool like any other though, just gotta figure out how to use it correctly. For me at least,
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by bubblebeard 1y ago
In my limited experience, it’s better to create a full plan for what you want first, then ask your agent to build pieces of it at a time. Larger plans tend to fail because of the complexity. I will ask it in some small detail to work on par
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by bubblebeard 1y ago
I think this is a good reflection of education overall. It’s easier to learn through practical application than grinding through textbooks.
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by bubblebeard 1y ago
Haha that was fun :D Thanks!
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by bubblebeard 2y ago
While all languages have their own strengths I would recommend Rust. I’ve dabbled in multiple languages over the last few years to broaden my horizons and Rust is for many reasons my favorite. Biggest reason is probably the way the language
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by bubblebeard 2y ago
Nobou has created some of the best music I’ve heard. Favorite track though is still ”Under the Rotting Pizza” from the FF7 slums. I listen to his music almost daily, great composer.
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by bubblebeard 2y ago
This looks pretty nice, seems you’ve put alot of work into this. A suggestion, if you haven’t already the following things could really help for software development tesms: * Ability to connect issues with branches on github/bitbucket
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by bubblebeard 2y ago
This is well written and reflects my own ideals quite well. Especially the part about all code being a liability. We should always take a few moments to reflect before we write anything at all. Everything unnecessary we add is just another
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by bubblebeard 2y ago
I agree with you, I didn’t say that quite right. In my mind this is actually pretty much what I meant, though I completely see how it can be misinterpreted. Line counts, like most other design rules should really be more like guidelines. Th

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