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91.
by conradfr 8mo ago
I don't see the appeal, it takes more "clicks" to do many actions and I had to disable the ridiculous new oversized "rectangle tab preview block" (whatever it's called).
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by conradfr 8mo ago
I almost didn't see their email because it's sent by "notification" (notification@hetzner.com, no name set). Title is "Update on our pricing". Anyway my increase is: EX44 (HEL1) € 44.76 -> € 50.76 Not please
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Windows chief shared MS emails with Epstein regarding the Surface RT disaster(windowscentral.com)
9 points by conradfr 8mo ago|1 comments
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by conradfr 9mo ago
And it's not even cheap (actually its success kind of baffles me but great I guess).
95.
by conradfr 9mo ago
And not developing their own motor since this year :(
96.
by conradfr 9mo ago
There is on average a new submission every minute on HN. So basically an entry exposure in /newest first page is 30 minutes. How many real people actually visit this page, browse submission, let alone consult the links, vote in earnest
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by conradfr 9mo ago
Google Adsense docs says that ads.txt is not mandatory and yet I remember having no ads displayed on my website until I added one.
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by conradfr 9mo ago
Yeah I've been trying Claude Code for a week (mostly Opus) and in a C++ Juce project it kept hallucinating functions for a simple task ("retrieve DAW track name if available") and actually never got it right. It also failed a
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by conradfr 9mo ago
The minimum wage thing in France is true but it's so low for developers that it doesn't play any role in salary négociation. Never seen any upper threshold except just what the company décides. By law people with the same job and
100.
by conradfr 9mo ago
AFAIK he tried it in addition to regular treatment but I could be wrong.
101.
by conradfr 9mo ago
That's wrong, he is coding, well, vibecoding. https://github.com/torvalds/AudioNoise
102.
by conradfr 9mo ago
Do people actually enjoy reviewing PRs? See, that also works.
103.
by conradfr 9mo ago
Does Satya Nadella even use a windows laptop?
104.
by conradfr 9mo ago
That can work if you're not expecting to be fired on a whim in one of those 20k+ layoffs when suddenly you have a skill no one seeks while you have not grown in the other area the market wants.
105.
by conradfr 9mo ago
Not supported by the people of the USA or the people of Venezuela?
106.
by conradfr 10mo ago
An AI agent watching AI ads and buying groceries for you.
107.
by conradfr 10mo ago
It's not really people, and they don't really use the software.
108.
by conradfr 10mo ago
If using the git command line makes you feel like a better developer than me that's fine ;)
109.
by conradfr 10mo ago
Jetbrains' implementation is (was?) just that good, yes (combined with local history).
110.
by conradfr 10mo ago
Currently the plugin version still works but they made it clear it will be unmaintained in the future.
111.
by conradfr 10mo ago
Jetbrains seems a bit lost these days. Look at that very recent screw up [0]. I thought about moving after 10+ years when they abandoned the commit modal, and jacked up the plan prices, but I barely understand how to commit things in Vscode
112.
by conradfr 10mo ago
Is there a OSS licence that excludes LLM?
113.
by conradfr 10mo ago
I've been self hosting Postgresql for 12+ years at this point. Directly on bare metal then and now in a container with CapRover. I have a cron sh script to backup to S3 (used to be ftp). It's not "business grade" but it
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Pg_textsearch is now open-source(github.com)
2 points by conradfr 10mo ago|0 comments
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by conradfr 10mo ago
What is the benefit? Separate from the "Democrat states"? But aren't they the richest?
116.
by conradfr 10mo ago
It is amazing and impressive. But also an unlimited source of trash and slop during my internet use.
117.
by conradfr 10mo ago
Can't you just change the starting value of your sequence?
118.
by conradfr 10mo ago
It was for a turn-based game and I didn't benchmark for that, but it was noticeably faster for my use case. Now that I think of it I should have cached the base64 in ETS to be even faster :)
119.
by conradfr 10mo ago
I remember in the early days of Phoenix LiveView on an intranet app using http1 I noticed it was faster to base64 encode an image, putting it in an img tag and sending the diff through the Channel websocket than the regular http request thr
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by conradfr 10mo ago
I wish Netflix did it for Seinfeld.

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