csomar

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by csomar 9mo ago
Low-level fraud? It’s used to raise billions that could have been used for other purposes.
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by csomar 9mo ago
I don’t think so since they are using the worker model. My guess is that the first class support will go to that. Though they can do lockin differently (kv, queues, etc..)
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by csomar 9mo ago
Nextjs doesn’t really work on cloudflare with the latest versions. There is an adapter but it’s buggy as hell. The direction is also likely to continue: https://omarabid.com/nextjs-vercel Source: I use cloudflare and used t
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by csomar 9mo ago
Most humans can't. Some humans do by process of hallucination.
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by csomar 9mo ago
The market is bad and there is nothing you can do about that: https://news.ycombinator.com/submitted?id=whoishiring You can tweak your CV here and there but if it was landing you gigs before and it stopped now, it's pr
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by csomar 9mo ago
Feel free to shoot me an email (your email is not visible on your profile).
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by csomar 9mo ago
I mean we did copy/paste before this? Also create-react-app is basically that. And probably better than a stochastic AI generating it.
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by csomar 9mo ago
In my opinion, you either publish everything and every detail or simply publish nothing. Here is the tl;dr: My business partner sucks and is a bad person. I am not going to say what he did but he sucks. I am cutting him off.
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by csomar 9mo ago
You can stop reading the article from here: > Today's agents work well for focused tasks, but are slow for complex projects. What does slow mean? Slower than humans? Need faster GPUs? What does it even imply? Too slow to produce the
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by csomar 9mo ago
I'm working on a similar tool ( https://codeinput.com/products/merge-conflicts/online-diff ), specifically focusing on how to use the diff results. For semantic parsing, I think the best option available right
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by csomar 9mo ago
Did you read the article? Though I can agree the title is bait.
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by csomar 9mo ago
I am guessing the main attraction of such a system is that owners can set the cards remotely and get data about it (ie: who accessed and when)
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by csomar 9mo ago
That’s much less automated than I would have thought. Also the dude vape testing the sticks… I don’t think they are aware they are probably doing more damage than good.
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by csomar 9mo ago
The system was not built with resiliency in mind and had no care/considerations for what a shit-show will unfurl once the system or the link goes down. I wonder if exit is regulated (you can still fully exit the building from any point
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by csomar 9mo ago
This is in SEA. They probably operate from ap-southeast-1 or 2. But yeah, if the internet goes down, the provider service goes down or AWS goes down they are cooked.
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by csomar 9mo ago
I don't want to advertise for the brand but I bought a disposable "looking" vape today where they split the liquid from the core. So the end result is a very small stick but is actually re-usable and they had a re-cycling dig
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by csomar 9mo ago
> As the author writes, you're supposed to recycle it, but how many people will do that if it has "disposable" written on it? You need to offer an incentive (ie: discount on new vape if you recycle) and then, from my exper
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by csomar 9mo ago
Everyone was locked out in a building am staying at (40 something stories) for several hours. When I asked the concierge if I can have a look at the system, it turns out they had none. The whole thing communicated with AWS for some subscrip
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by csomar 9mo ago
This makes no sense. I am developing a product in this space ( https://codeinput.com ) and GitHub API and GraphQl is a badly entangled mess but you don’t trick your way around ids. There is actually a documented way to do it: htt
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by csomar 9mo ago
Feel free to email me. Depending on the niche, I might be interested in such an acquisition.
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by csomar 9mo ago
This has the crypto vibes all over it.
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by csomar 9mo ago
Very unlikely. Unlike Syria or Venezuela, the Iranian regime has an ideological base and a very solid base of supporters. A civil war has more odds than that base of supporters accepting a new secular regime.
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by csomar 9mo ago
https://codeinput.com - Tools for PR-Git workflows Currently experimenting with semantic diffs for the merge conflicts editor: https://codeinput.com/products/merge-conflicts/demo You can try by install
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by csomar 9mo ago
Vibe-setting up a home network server with VaultWarden is beyond reckless. LLMs have tendency to overlook security in order to get things working. You are, thereby, exposing your passwords (and potentially your 2FA as bitwarden supports tha
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by csomar 9mo ago
> - I disagree that you need a powerful VPS to run these tests, we run our suite once a day at midnight instead of on every commit. You still get most of the benefit for much cheaper this way. Then how do you know which commit is respons
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by csomar 9mo ago
Was this vibe-coded: https://imgur.com/a/GvxA3mD ?
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by csomar 9mo ago
If anyone is wondering what the test results look like, here is an example from my site: https://pub-1fbd8591bf7a40cea36fa130fb2ba6bc.r2.dev/playwrig... I have these running in a CI/CD process, compare to previous comm
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by csomar 9mo ago
If it's similar to cloudflare, then it should be usage based. That is you only pay for what is active. (ie: if you are running a task that is waiting on network for 1 hour, you don't pay for cpu but your app is loaded and you are
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by csomar 9mo ago
That's roughly what Cloudflare containers are right? (with migrations being the checkpoints?). Cloudflare containers are also nearly instant and have scale-to-zero pricing. The only difference here is the CLI? Your pricing looks compet
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by csomar 9mo ago
I have just written an article about this (submitted by someone else: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46565409 ) What you are saying is wrong and countered with hard data: LLMs produce and increase the use of tailwind n

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