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chrisandchris
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chrisandchris
6d ago
I did a comparison with an LLM of my choice and there was no meaningful difference (or nothing I would consider HN-worthy).
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7d ago
Untrustworthy... yes. I get more annoyed by the timeout it adds. Logging in 10 years ago? A thing of seconds. Logging in today? Either magic links through mail (delivered to you within the next 30min thanks to graylisting or spam filters) o
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7d ago
We have a CLAUDE.md file whose only content is "please read .agents/agents.md"
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10d ago
Or just developer/mansgement slop? I don't understand why every app needs to be updated every second day (at least it feels like that). The easiest way to count how many apps you have is to turn off automated updates and wait a we
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10d ago
> accumulator I had similar trouble, but I know call the "accumulator" just "previous" which makes it more logical in my head: .reduce( (previous, current) => previous+current, 0 );
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11d ago
> So, first up: why? Why is everything still using SOAP? That‘s the question? And not why every single invoice has to go through the government? I would call that developers loss of focus.
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13d ago
> Sorry, I meant revenues. If Nvidia's revenues stay stable, But aren‘t they currently sitting on like a margin of over 80%? So I assume their revenue will fall, because people are not going to like that in the long-term.
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14d ago
People who work with virtualization on Linux will (hopefully) all know what SPICE is. Edit: typo
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17d ago
I tried to remove a not-anoymore-existing company I had a business profile before from Google Maps. I was close to giving up, it's such a complicated process that is fully intransparent. Kudos for you for trying 4 times.
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26d ago
Like the animated GIF on the landing page? [1] https://www.openshot.org/
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1mo ago
So if you hire a plumber as a plumbing company you expect him to have plumbing-material available and to do plumbing in his free-time? There are people that do like not to do work in their free time.
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1mo ago
Looks pretty cool! P.S.: With AdBlockers enabled I cannot navigate on your site at all on Safari mobile. Seems like your navigation uses to much JS to provide a link.
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2mo ago
Isn't Invoke-WebRequest the one that makes it really hard to have an exit code != 0 if your request fails?
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2mo ago
Functionality isn't everything. A human teller has the (more or less) same functionality as online banking, but I do love me some online banking. I also like the weather icons being 4K and having some smooth anmiations. Not to say that
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2mo ago
Looks really nice! Two things: - Does it support layers / assembling structures? This would allow to combine multiple parts into a product (don't know hoe that is named exactly in english) - Awesome you support not only subscripti
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2mo ago
Take a look at the dashes. It's all there. (i skimmed the whole post, there are none)
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2mo ago
Someone said services like Twitter, FB or Instagram are walled gardens. Cloudflare said "Hold my beer". I am annoyed by bots, but I am even more annoyed by the internet being less open and less accessible every day.
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2mo ago
Which you could mitigate by using a Cert-Policy in DNS and HTST, so an attacker might not get s valid certificate for your domain and at least access is sonewhat restricted.
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2mo ago
Or, just imagine that there are places in this world that still run old and outdated versions of something and upgrading is not an option because of "there's no money". We should not exclude all these places from all the inte
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2mo ago
What I find interesting - and seems absolutely logic for such a large company - that it's fine for a group of people to work on something tha is clearly to fail from Day 1, and it just seems to be ok.
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2mo ago
> Its 2026 and its the de facto method of deploying software basically everywhere. That is some really impressive bubble you are living within. Basically everywhere - nowhere near that, no. [edit]: Maybe containers, but software in gener
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2mo ago
> Locked. There are disputes about this answer’s content being resolved at this time [sic] And also > Nov, 2020 And then, StackOverflow asks itself why it looses users.
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2mo ago
> I notice that both PRs were filed after the assembly and after the ballots went out At least in Switzerland, you can not vote (well, you can but it does not have any effect) on things that are not mentioned within the agenda published
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2mo ago
Didn't know they had 20k developers. I thought Oracle is just lawyers. Or did they replace lawyers with AI? /s
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2mo ago
> [...] people think they must only have one. That's the real failure? I think the real failure is that people must have _more than one_. I thought so hard to add all my credentials to 1Password. Now people tell me I should use a Yu
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2mo ago
Is it? I can't find an official source that supports that claim. Also, Yandex disinvested from Russia and split the non-Russian business into a different company. So is it Yandex or "Yandex (copy)"? I'm not trying to def
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2mo ago
Tell that to Volvo. They even state on their feedback form that they don't respond to feedbacks, which IMHO is a polite way of saying that they don't read the feedback but still need a form, because no form would be bad publicity.
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2mo ago
Two bads doesn't give you one good.
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2mo ago
If it wasn't worth your time writing, it isn't worth my time reading.
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2mo ago
I think not everything that makes (purely) financially sense does make economically sense. There's much more to it that just money (e.g. where do you get the uran from for the next 30 years?).
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