eigencoder

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by eigencoder 7d ago
I don't love it, I wish it was more handicapped
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by eigencoder 11d ago
Obviously all browsers rely on direction from the user. But they also typically rely on instructions from the browser maker's servers. Traditionally, you get all of those instructions in a single download that's been pre-packaged
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by eigencoder 11d ago
I know it feels like they're different, but I think that at its core, they're the same. When you say I am "manually controlling the site", that actually means I run a program on my computer that makes requests to the sit
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by eigencoder 11d ago
I think I get it. Like they'd have standing to sue if I tried to hack their website, or change the price of items or something.
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by eigencoder 12d ago
What do you mean?
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by eigencoder 12d ago
Yeah, in this case I believe I do mean the merits rather than "standing".
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by eigencoder 12d ago
Really, what do you find different about it?
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by eigencoder 12d ago
I'm naive on the law around this, but it seems like Amazon.com shouldn't have standing here. What Perplexity does, from my perspective, is essentially the same as when I allow Firefox, Chrome, or Safari (or any other browser softw
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by eigencoder 15d ago
I find that this is pretty different from how I prompt. I feel like AI use for greenfield projects is different from long-established codebases.
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by eigencoder 15d ago
Have you tried `pi`? What do you think of it?
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by eigencoder 15d ago
I actually disagree, I think the problem is that heavy-handed companies have been dictating choices to us and our children, in contradiction to existing laws, and people are finally saying enough, these companies need to follow the laws.
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by eigencoder 24d ago
I mean, that is the nature of marriage. You both shoulder burdens for each other
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by eigencoder 24d ago
I don't follow that "Most Qualified" would mean 95% of jobs going to foreigners. I get that the U.S. is 4-5% of the world's population, but if I live in San Antonio, Texas, the pool of plumbers for my house must also liv
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by eigencoder 1mo ago
I think the weekend could cover the beginning and the end, just like a bookend can be at the beginning or end of the book shelf
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by eigencoder 1mo ago
It's creepy
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by eigencoder 2mo ago
COVID was accidentally released from a lab. That statement was censored as "objectively false", but our best information says it's probably true, and it was probably true then, too. Censorship is a dangerous walk. I totally a
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by eigencoder 2mo ago
Do you have children? Because I've never heard a parent think that way
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by eigencoder 2mo ago
This is exactly what I was wondering, thank you! They kept saying 11 states already have this, but I couldn't figure out which 11.
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by eigencoder 2mo ago
> I wanted the information and I have no way of getting at it without investing my own time and effort in going to your website. I think you've hit the nail on the head here. I think that's a big reason why people want to ban
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by eigencoder 2mo ago
My 70 year old grandpa just cancelled his satellite TV in favor of streaming :)
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by eigencoder 2mo ago
Those are all the things that replace broadcast TV
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by eigencoder 2mo ago
I think this is trying to do something similar to exe.dev, but not doing it as well
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by eigencoder 2mo ago
I mean, all words were made up once! Yeah stroad is a relatively recent one.
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by eigencoder 2mo ago
But secrets are a kind of configuration, right? I agree they should be kept separate from non-secret config; ideally non-secret configuration can be committed to your codebase somewhere depending on the environment it's running in.
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by eigencoder 2mo ago
Hm, I haven't seen these issues personally. We only have one `.env` file and it's just for local secrets. Configuration emphatically does not go in `.env` and ideally is in docker compose and defined in code (we use Pydantic Setti
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by eigencoder 2mo ago
A related article on NITBYism and the built environment, but from the perspective of modern finance and how financial instruments may increase the amount of ugly buildings. https://www.thenewatlantis.com/publications/yo
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by eigencoder 2mo ago
I think Americans get that other countries have different laws. But freedom of speech, an ideal we lifted from European enlightenment thinkers, is so important to our culture and national mythos that it is a little surprising how differentl
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by eigencoder 2mo ago
I hate passkeys so much. They're so confusingly implemented.
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by eigencoder 2mo ago
This was a helpful guide. For someone using postgres for a few years, but rarely to its limits, a lot of it was review, but it had some great new tidbits to take in.
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by eigencoder 2mo ago
I always don't know enough about DNS. This is great stuff. If exe.dev is running their own DNS zone, then wouldn't they be setting the expiry value in the SOA record themselves? So they could set it to something short, and seconda

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