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by dkdbejwi383 11mo ago
I'm not sure how you mean. To my understanding, there's less surface area for problems if I have a wrapper over the one or two endpoints some API provides, which I've written and maintain myself, over importing some library t
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by dkdbejwi383 11mo ago
If you aim for 100% coverage of the API you're integrating with, sure. But for most applications you're going to only be touching a small surface area, so you can validate paths you know you'll hit. Most of the time you proba
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by dkdbejwi383 11mo ago
If they have a HTTP API using standard authentication methods it's not that difficult to create a simple wrapper. Granted a bit more work if you want to do things like input/output validation too, but there's a trade-off betw
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by dkdbejwi383 11mo ago
Node itself is still fine and you can do a lot these days without needing tons of library. No need for axios when we have fetch, there's a built-in test runner and assertion library. There are some things that kind of suck (working wit
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by dkdbejwi383 1y ago
Do you remember the days of “mongodb is web-scale”? It’s that but “spiral is ai-scale”
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by dkdbejwi383 1y ago
If you click the “learn more” link it explains it.
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by dkdbejwi383 1y ago
You have to click and hold > Just long press any link It says right there on the page.
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by dkdbejwi383 1y ago
I used to work for Suncorp (~10 years ago) in Brisbane square, pretty sure they are no longer using the building and it’s now a super company. I’ve not watched Bluey (don't have kids of my own or niblings the right age), but am looking
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by dkdbejwi383 1y ago
With cursor at least it recognises linter errors and failing tests and attempts to correct its own problems, with varying levels of success
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by dkdbejwi383 1y ago
Yup, nice town, friendly people. Bit run down and scruffy, but that’s hardly the fault of the people who live there, rather the economic policies of several decades that destroyed the region’s industry and has failed to encourage growth for
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by dkdbejwi383 1y ago
Berlin and London are two different places.
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by dkdbejwi383 1y ago
Yeah fair enough, there is a lot of bullshit greenwashing and attempts to blame the public for corporations use of plastic, burning fuel, etc. Green movements can sometimes be their own worst enemy too, letting perfect be the enemy of good
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by dkdbejwi383 1y ago
socialism is when you have to provide ID to download porn
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by dkdbejwi383 1y ago
> I'm generally against the environmental movements why is that, may I ask? Always interested to learn about alternative viewpoints.
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by dkdbejwi383 1y ago
Which town? I’d be interested in reading about this if you could share some sources please
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by dkdbejwi383 1y ago
What’s your source for the labour government’s unpopularity? Not that I necessarily think you’re wrong, it’s just more indifference towards them that I see, more of the same etc.
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by dkdbejwi383 1y ago
Yup, along the same lines as the “sharia no go zones” and “get stabbed six ways to Sunday every time you go outside” myths
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by dkdbejwi383 1y ago
Do they regularly poll British political parties for popularity in China?
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by dkdbejwi383 1y ago
There's a real uphill battle for adoption. Can't use it because it's not popular enough and there aren't enough experienced devs. Its not more popular and people don't have that experience because it's not used
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by dkdbejwi383 1y ago
These tunnels are in the process of being turned into a spy-themed tourist attraction. I assume anything else of interest has been stripped out and scrapped by now. https://www.architectsjournal.co.uk/news/wilkinsoneyre
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by dkdbejwi383 1y ago
How many of those MAUs are crappy startups building a janky layer on top of the OpenAI API which will cease to exist in 2 years?
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by dkdbejwi383 1y ago
you asked the yes-machine if it could do X, which it confidently agreed it could. You didn't bother to verify this for yourself, and just blindly handed over your credit card. Who are you trying to blame here?
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by dkdbejwi383 1y ago
If postpone is to delay until later, and prepone is to bring forwards, can one peripone something (for it to be happening now)?
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by dkdbejwi383 1y ago
I mean suggested in the sense that this specific example cannot be evidenced, as there aren't any primary sources from that time we can refer to.
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by dkdbejwi383 1y ago
It has been suggested - although I am unsure if there is strong evidence - that the word "bear" is a euphemism along these lines, meaning "brown one" for the since-forgotten original name for the animal, as it was allege
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by dkdbejwi383 1y ago
> That is the fun thing about English. There isn't really a single right way to speak or write it. It is defined by common usage. As long as your audience understands you, it is correct. That's how all languages work - to the c
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by dkdbejwi383 1y ago
> Spanish is totally systematic in this sense and once you can read it, you can pronounce it. is there no accent variation in Spanish? Such a 1:1 system would never work in English, because the way words are pronounced can be very differ
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by dkdbejwi383 1y ago
Part of the solution is pushing back when you spot tons of obvious lazy LLM errors instead of fixing them yourself. Otherwise there's not much incentive for them to improve their effort.
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by dkdbejwi383 1y ago
When the author talks about "weightlifting", I wonder if they specifically mean the sport of snatch and clean & jerk, or "lifting weights" in general
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by dkdbejwi383 1y ago
> accessibility trumps design Good design is accessible by nature. Otherwise it’s just sparkling wank.

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