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by csomar 11mo ago
I am biased, so keep that in mind. > Its compilation is slow. I agree on this. But you can get better hardware, split a large code base into several crates, optimize for fast compilation when developing. On the other hand, I feel the gua
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Show HN: A list of CLI coding tools similar to Claude Code(github.com)
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by csomar 11mo ago
> Look at a big bank or a big corporation's accounting systems Not my experience. Any banking I used, in multiple countries, had multiple and significant outages and some of them where their cards have failed to function. Do a searc
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by csomar 11mo ago
Say you panic, now you need to have an external system that catches this panic and reports back; and does something meanwhile to recover your system. If you think about it, it’s not really different from handling the bubbled up error inside
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by csomar 11mo ago
Unwrap is controversial. The problem is that if you remove it, it makes the bar even higher for newcomers to Rust. One solution is to make it unsafe (along with panic).
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by csomar 11mo ago
It doesn’t disappear, it forces you to handle it.
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by csomar 11mo ago
It's already available. I asked it "how smart are you really?" and it gave me the same ai garbage template that's now very common on blog posts: https://gist.githubusercontent.com/omarabid/a7e564f094
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by csomar 11mo ago
I think the site (front-end) thinks you have blocked the domain through DNS or an extension; and thus suggests you unblock it. It is unthinkable that Cloudflare captchas could go down /s.
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by csomar 11mo ago
Pretty sure they went down for a while because I have 4xx errors they returned but apparently it was short-lived. I wonder if their workers infra. failed for a moment and that let to a total collapse of all of their products?
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by csomar 11mo ago
Seems like workers are less affected and maybe betterstack has decided to bypass cloudflare "stuff" for the status pages? (maybe to cut down costs). My site is still up though some GitHub runners did show it failed at certain poin
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by csomar 11mo ago
I am using cloudflare as back-end for my site (workers) but have disabled all their other offerings. I was affected for a short while but seems to be less affected than other people.
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by csomar 11mo ago
The article seems to be written by AI and goes into lots of details none of which is about how Coinbase knew about this.
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by csomar 11mo ago
> If, for whatever reason, all the mining power switches to the other chain, it will become the de facto "Bitcoin". The miners do not control the network. The people transacting on the network control the network and decides wh
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by csomar 11mo ago
That's 730k households in a year. Cool but since these batteries will probably die within a year, then you are only able to cover 1.5 million people or so. I am not against it, but 1.5m in 8b is a drop in the ocean.
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by csomar 11mo ago
> Ethiopia is going a lot further and has actually banned ICE car imports last year. They want to reduce the amount of fossil fuel imports on their balance sheets. My understanding is that they are more concerned about oil shipping as th
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by csomar 11mo ago
Vision Pro is underrated. The issue is that it’s not at a stage where it can go mainstream but the tech is insane. Apple silicon is huge and the only reason I am considering a macbook pro and waiting for the M5 max/pro series. I think
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by csomar 11mo ago
1. The debtor probably need the motorbike, badly. He probably should have sold it to cover the debt but didn't think of that as an option. Not the smartest choice but again, he's there probably because of another set of similar ch
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by csomar 11mo ago
I think the problem here is the physical hardware that will navigate and collect information from this environment? In this case, a biological robot makes more sense than a mechanical/electronic one. If you go down that route, though,
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by csomar 11mo ago
What is funny is that when asked, the current LLMs/AIs, do not believe in an AGI. Here are the some of readings you can do about the AGI fantasy: - Gödel-style incompleteness and the “stability paradox” - Wolfram's principle - Pri
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by csomar 11mo ago
Many of the people in control of the capital are gamblers rather than researchers.
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by csomar 11mo ago
I have the same problem on Linux-wayland/4K screen. I can't get it to look anywhere near "okay".
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by csomar 11mo ago
It might be his aircover digital worker who does automated sales call (and maybe writing)?
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by csomar 11mo ago
Neither the USD nor Bitcoin are purely fungible. Lots of cash dollars are equal less than the equivalent USD in a US bank account.
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by csomar 11mo ago
I guess what the parent is saying is that every user will be issued a private/public key pair to be able to access the internet. You can, maybe, buy one. But it’ll be easy for the gov. to ban it.
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by csomar 11mo ago
Europe lost on crypto. There are only users but no infra. providers based in Europe (and even the UK). So my guess is that this will do very little to nothing.
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by csomar 11mo ago
I am failing to get it work on a "custom" setup. I run my own server with localhost pointed to the domain, with HTTPS on locally generated certificates. I tried npx @jsx-tool/jsx-tool start --logging --server-host codei
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by csomar 11mo ago
> ChatGPT is overwhelmingly, unambiguously, a "regular people" product. How many of these people are paying and how much are they paying, though. Most "regular" people I met that have switched to ChaptGPT are using it
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by csomar 1y ago
Warren Buffet is the definition of oligarchy. Dude runs a rail and insurance monopoly while buying large top stocks for yield. He maintains a persona of this traditional and nice family dude who is old and wise. But this is the US, and peop
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by csomar 1y ago
Nvidia current market cap is 4.84 trillion dollars. Yes, that's roughly 5 trillions of dollars. 5.83B is a rounding error.
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by csomar 1y ago
Of the top of my head: pollution, jobs that negatively affect your countryman and then require expensive healthcare, side effects (noise, truck traffic) that negatively affect knowledge workers, low pay. I can't also think of any reaso

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