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ehutch79
1y ago
Not it doesn’t. It doesn’t throw errors, but they’re still introspectable in python, unlike typescript
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ehutch79
1y ago
There's plenty of 65+ people who are still best described as toddlers.
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ehutch79
1y ago
As opposed to someone with experience with both?
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ehutch79
1y ago
I think we can agree on this.
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ehutch79
1y ago
Ugh, I watch a lot of conference videos, I have more donts than dos. Things that make me turn off a video. - Yes, tell me who you are, and why i should listen to you. But keep it to 1 slide, and 1 minute. I shouldn't be able to walk aw
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ehutch79
1y ago
Please don't. I don't want to hear about your fathers love of swedish joinery for 10 minutes (yes this happened)
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ehutch79
1y ago
The examples are kind of off-putting. We're definitely in uncanny valley territory here.
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ehutch79
1y ago
But I constantly read advice to change to WAL on this very site. No further nuance, just that if I do it’ll out perform a MySQL cluster.
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ehutch79
1y ago
Sell them the cake and then get paid to eat it.
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ehutch79
1y ago
YES!
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ehutch79
1y ago
This feels like a lot to run on an arduino. Even the arm ones arn't hitting 100mhz.
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ehutch79
1y ago
Yes. There’s also a couple of video tutorials that show how to make a pr, using node or nom on GitHub, and people just follow the tutorial verbatim, not thinking about what they’re actually doing.
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ehutch79
1y ago
Random on YouTube, random here on hacker news. No, I don’t take them seriously, that was my point, which apparently I didn’t make clear enough.
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ehutch79
1y ago
The hype is real. We were told that we'd have AGI and be out of jobs 2 years ago, let alone today.
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ehutch79
1y ago
Could you please explain why that's relevant?
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ehutch79
1y ago
Or when youre at a self serve kiosk
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ehutch79
1y ago
Only if you order by that timestamp.
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ehutch79
1y ago
That looks like the general population of the US, and is out of date, it’s 340m+
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ehutch79
1y ago
UV has become my goto for package/venv management. It can work as a close to dropin replacement for pip. Ruff is my goto for linting and formatting. replacing black, isort, flake8, etc. There's lsps for both, so you can use them i
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ehutch79
1y ago
Revenue is _NOT_ Profit
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ehutch79
1y ago
No. I was served HTML. not a json respoise that the browser discovered how to display.
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ehutch79
1y ago
So, given a hateos api, and stock firefox (or chrome, or safari, or whatever), it will generate client views with crud functionality? Let alone ux affordances, branding, etc.
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ehutch79
1y ago
Ok, but if the passwords are stored in a broken sha hash, and the server is compromised, how do api keys prevent users who use “packers123” for every site from having their passwords exposed?
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ehutch79
1y ago
What does that look like, and how does that prevent a compromise exposing users whose non-unique passwords are stored in a known broken hash?
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ehutch79
1y ago
Users don’t use unique passwords. Don’t expect them to.
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ehutch79
1y ago
If it's in the examples, it WILL make it to someone's production code
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ehutch79
1y ago
Some screenshots or something would help. The video that is on the site, but buried, doesn't seem to show anything.
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1y ago
From the authentication systems perspective, what exactly is the difference between an employee and 3rd party auditor? From the authorization system, why would it care who they work for, as opposed to the permissions assigned to them?
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1y ago
There's a lot of magic in Django, and yes that's particularly around the ORM. The foreign key stuff and missing reverse relations in types a big issue, but there's other stuff like warning about class Meta: being incompatible
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1y ago
I disagree on it being a good crm. A lot of my problems show up on lists like “25 falsehoods programmers believe about addresses”. These were things that were maybe acceptable in 1999, because they didn’t know better, but only having a sin
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