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cowboylowrez
3mo ago
I'd love to vibe code with an army of agents, I just don't know if I could afford to vibe debug the resulting mess lol
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3mo ago
I do agree, but maybe there is a valid mechanical conversion thats applicable in the postgresql codebase? I do get what you're saying but on the other hand, if he's passing tests with his conversion then this is different than som
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cowboylowrez
3mo ago
Yeah the fact that length() can't count null containing strings accurately is interesting.
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3mo ago
I do understand the mindset, in college, math was pretty authoritarian in nature.
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3mo ago
"Enforce authoritarian type-checking when inserting new content into tables" lol you can really get into the mindset by reading these threads. I think having the strict defaultable at the database level seems like a good option, m
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3mo ago
"SQLite began as a TCL extension that later escaped into the wild." case closed, everything else is a rationalization but who doesn't like a good rationalization every now and then?
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3mo ago
There is an expectation that threads are more performant than processes all else being equal. Obviously there is some work involved to make "all else be equal", like maybe threads have less isolation from each other etc but if you
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4mo ago
I agree with this especially as these laws specifically still allow kids to carry smartphones and use them away from parents watchful eye. There is no protection here. Get the kids off of the internet, there is nothing good for them there.
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4mo ago
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4mo ago
No, I'm pretty sure declining birthrates are caused by the smartphones, either that or the AI lied to me again but I'm still pretty sure its the smartphones. "Recent economic research links the rise of smartphones to the pers
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4mo ago
Yeah, I've thought about this some. I as a website owner do not want to babysit your kids. Parents probably do not want me babysitting their kids either. I should be able to put meta data in my website that says "for adults only&q
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4mo ago
Yeah but we can sanction the parents. If your friends at school were having sex with strangers for money and their parents were doing the pimping, society would like to have a word. Why is letting your kids sext with adult strangers any dif
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4mo ago
Who's buying your kids internet access? Are they getting it on a street corner from a stranger? lol I doubt it.
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4mo ago
There is nothing good on the internet for kids. If we ban kids from the internet this will all go away. Make a smartphone every bit as regulated as alcohol or cigarettes or sexual intercourse. If a parent is found providing their kids alcoh
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4mo ago
They're outsourcing their babysitting lol there is no war against Zuckerburg unless you buy your brat a smartphone
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cowboylowrez
5mo ago
hopefully folks won't share copies of this book online or anything! that would suck!
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5mo ago
I'm thinking this will be a natural progression because part of the "AI slop deluge" are now real bug reports generated by these AIs. I'm glad for this noise around the regression as so many more folks are now aware of t
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5mo ago
I wonder if the maintainer got jumpy because of all the llm generated valid bug reports lately?
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cowboylowrez
5mo ago
"When you're out of Bud, tough Schlitz"
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cowboylowrez
5mo ago
nobody should have a gripe against civil services, I want civil services but I'm not going to want them delivered by murderous crime syndicates.
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5mo ago
yes wrap everything in transactions set @balance = (.... heh assigning value to @balance is that really part of the transaction? because @balance isn't even part of the database lol still, anytime you use an isolation mode besid
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6mo ago
yeah 3 bucks a gig here for quite a while, finally got a kinda sorta unlimited connection recently. I scripted up a meter of sorts to watch my traffic and its amazing how much is just trash. video advertising of any sort is awful. there wer
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6mo ago
"functionality of the software" has already been mentioned haha
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6mo ago
>it sounds like you are fully capable of manufacturing that weapon if you really wanted to. A significant portion of the HN population could probably jury rig something up, it just has no value in the wikipedia case when you can simply h
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6mo ago
sure, but if your objective is to post from an ip other than your own, your second link would compare poorly against just renting some compromised host or cell phone from your friendly anonymous proxy black market. why try to shoehorn some
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6mo ago
The term IP spoofing used to really only apply to some networking layer in my experience, placing bogus ips in headers was more likely called header forgery and happened in the application. It wouldn't make sense for wikipedia to rely
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6mo ago
nice rabbit hole, I like the new yorker, here's a few other bits lol I love that he had the contractor sleep on a mattress on a concrete floor and now has to pay for contractors resulting pain and suffering. https://www.arch
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cowboylowrez
6mo ago
Brutal read. We need some headcount up in here refuting this article ASAP, where my techbros at?
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cowboylowrez
6mo ago
I solved all of this by marrying my chatbot. By definition it now cannot testify against me.
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6mo ago
I do think we generalize too much, and "merely interfacing with a computer program" is too big a generalization. I could imagine that a videochat with your lawyer is protected because the very definition includes client / law
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