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by chanux 1y ago
Does The Youtube downloader work? BTW this reminds me of excellent https://gchq.github.io/CyberChef/
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> projects are less "what should we do" but more "when do we want it" And this usually ends bad. Yet it keeps repeating because there are no lessons learned (but learnings /s). The powers that be keep calling eve
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Surprised you had to. I found Latex all by myself back then. I have never seen the reason so well visualized than this short video https://www.youtube.com/shorts/26BDVgIXkTo Jokes aside, I'm sure your students are
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by chanux 1y ago
I maintained my CV in Latex for years (originally got started on this due to the fear of MS Word) and recently tried out Typst. I agree with you that it's quite simple to get started with. Also, I had to maintain a Ubuntu based Docker
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AI apps I believe.
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Who else had to lookup OpenAI logo to cleanse your memory of the barrage of lookalikes?
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I've used Migadu since their free plan days. Even though I had trouble in the transition (partly due to my fault) it was handled decently and I stayed on. Been friction less since. I must also mention Edison e-mail, which makes such a
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Computer Networking Fundamentals for Developers, DevOps, and Platform Engineers(labs.iximiuz.com)
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I also brought a couple of projects there. However I'm not sure if AI crawlers are staying away from it. Also, I remember there was Radicle https://radicle.xyz Any Radicle users?
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It's not a two way street my friend. j/k. You make a valid point about the limit to expectations from the employer being the sky and yet what the employee get is static.
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You just effortlessly summarized one of the major headaches in tech in real world!
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Complexity has to live somewhere. The genius is in putting in places that make things manageable, I guess. https://ferd.ca/complexity-has-to-live-somewhere.html
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When you eventually understand the constraints and learn to work with it. A zen moment :D
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FWIW: https://x.com/mitchellh/status/1938066378185183279 With Terraform I have felt I'm fighting it at times but I also understand the reasons.
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by chanux 1y ago
Related reading: Programming as theory building ~ Peter Naur [PDF] https://pages.cs.wisc.edu/~remzi/Naur.pdf
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https://www.montgomerycountymd.gov/pol/fraud/resistance.html
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> to have your coworker pretending to be working. I don't think this is uncommon.
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> I've actually found LLMs to make it easier to understand large swaths of code, faster. If you have written about your workflow related to this outcome, appreciate if you share.
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https://nolearnings.com/
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Great question. I want this idea to be drawn to an extreme where I can't buy soup or anything for that matter. Sure I will starve and die soon, but I feel the kind of burning the world will go through will be fun to watch. With tears o
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by chanux 1y ago
I'm posting this here assuming I'd likely come across someone who knows this stuff. Of all the UIs I have used, Github UI especially give me a sense of solid UI. As in there's nothing finicky about it and gives a sense of dep
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by chanux 1y ago
The top tier engineers were struggling to make it so that auto-play would stay off. This is no surprise.
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by chanux 2y ago
In my first reading your original reply sounded rude. After reading this, it sounds you are relating with the author and airing your frustration from a similar experience. I'm off to do some coding with natural language.
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by chanux 2y ago
> An inconsistent stream of ever-changing content Instagram. I have clicked through an ad, yes AN AD, and came back to get to another ad and had it refreshed away. I hope they are doing this because it works for them, somehow. PS: Linked
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I have explained this idea to a friend just a couple months back! Thanks for building it, and with such polish.
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by chanux 2y ago
Just adding more literature here, https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18983586 https://rewiring.bearblog.dev/blog/?q=azure PS: I am not the author of any of these posts.
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You must have simple, straightforward flow touched only by a handful of folks max. The world is full of kafkaesque nightmares of Dev-ops pipeline "designed" and maintained by committees of people. It's horrible. That said, fo
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Gives Etherpad vibes!
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I've also felt lonely on this hill I'm dying on. But for some solace https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Power_of_10:_Rules_for_Dev...
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In the folk tale, the villagers give stuff they own, willingly. The soup chefs do not go sneakily pick stuff up. Oh but the villagers were kind of fooled into giving. OK, but it benefits everyone. No mention of soup costing money later.

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