cyral

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by cyral 2y ago
People didn’t care about cars before they were invented either
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by cyral 2y ago
Usually by someone who hasn't used C# since 2015 (when this opinion was fairly valid)
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by cyral 2y ago
What about the part where Matt runs WordPress.COM, a competing hosting service, which confuses people who are looking for the WordPress.ORG free software (which sounds like it is ran by the foundation, but now turns out to be just Matt). Wo
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by cyral 2y ago
> There's no deception involved as far as I can tell 155 pages of deception here: https://wpengine.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/51-2.pdf Page 32 "Defendants Conceal the Truth Regarding the
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by cyral 2y ago
Right, I thought it was extremely clear. The code sample on the homepage really makes it click right away for developers and confirm that it's what they need. While developers might not be the decision person, I bet they get a ton of l
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by cyral 2y ago
If everyone is going to be on their best behavior knowing their data is being recorded, wouldn't Allstate want this to be known?
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by cyral 2y ago
The blog post is an easier read: https://react.dev/blog/2024/12/05/react-19
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by cyral 2y ago
Exactly. I think some commenters are taking this example too literally. It's not about this specific transformation, but how often you need to do similar transformations and don't know the exact shortcut or regex or whatever to ma
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by cyral 2y ago
It is, ask claude to translate a file and it can do it pretty flawlessly.
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by cyral 2y ago
Yup, removing post revisions which I think is single line change is hacking it up when WP Engine does it, but this is totally okay apparently.
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by cyral 2y ago
This is not going to end well for Matt. Remember the dispute is between WP Engine and Automattic, not the WordPress foundation (the .org). Blurring the lines between the foundation and his for-profit competitor to WP Engine (confusingly cal
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by cyral 2y ago
So many people get confused between .com and .org. It’s a sticky on the WordPress reddit and less technical people definitely think going to Wordpress.com to sign in is somehow their install’s login. Which makes his point about people being
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by cyral 2y ago
Correct, but his argument that WP Engine is confusing customers is strange when he runs the most confusing part about WordPress (.com vs .org). This tells me it is not really about reducing confusion, but him wanting to get paid because WP
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by cyral 2y ago
The exaggerations in the post are crazy, that WP engine "broke" websites by disabling the news in the admin dashboard? If I recall that is like a one line code change. They disabled it because Matt published a disparaging post abo
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by cyral 2y ago
Thank you for the clarification, that was not clear from what I had read about this
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by cyral 2y ago
Yes: https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GYRDoy8XgAE1CuR?format=jpg&name=...
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by cyral 2y ago
The part that is so weird to me is that Automattic (Matt is the CEO) owns WordPress.com which is a WP Engine competitor. So many people are confused about WordPress.com vs WordPress.org (The WordPress subreddit even has a sticky about it, s
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by cyral 2y ago
Re-create existing icons, since a lot of these icon packs are not very standardized (e.g. some icons are full logos, some are actual icons, some have borders, some have backgrounds, etc). Here is a good tweet from another company on why the
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by cyral 2y ago
Didn't they release a structured output mode recently to finally solve this?
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by cyral 2y ago
Isn't this the guy who edited user comments?
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by cyral 2y ago
I'm actually surprised he didn't include any screenshots about "I never authorized this payment" or "You charged me even though I cancelled!!". I see these a lot and it's on the customer 100% of the time.
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by cyral 2y ago
I'm sure he got some emails like this, "why dont you add trading?" when becoming a brokerage is more like a 100 person project
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by cyral 2y ago
Cheap phones tend to have a lot more lag/jank than iPhones (or other $1k phones)
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by cyral 2y ago
Thank you, if you build a .NET API we will give it a try.
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by cyral 2y ago
I specifically asked about Inngest, so their comment is very helpful (more so than those only focused on the open source or licensing issue)
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by cyral 2y ago
How does this compare to Temporal or Inngest? I've been investigating them and the durable execution pattern recently and would like to implement one soon.
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by cyral 2y ago
I've been playing around with it this week and its coding ability is insane (for a LLM). I've given it some pretty sloppy descriptions about things I want to do and it's managed to figure out exactly how to do it on the first
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by cyral 3y ago
I've found the same. Especially dealing with sorta complex JSON column migrations where the JSON structure needs to be changed. Can describe in plain english what I want to do and get a working query for it.
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by cyral 3y ago
Comcast was the only available provider at a home I rented years ago. The router arrived and I set it up, only to find that the WiFi range was (literally) a couple of feet a most. The antenna must not have been connected right internally. C
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by cyral 3y ago
I love how apple has provided suggested language, such as "To get [X%] off, go to [X]", knowing damn well that a discount would only be offered if they weren't collecting a commission. Add to that that the link can only be di

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