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ezekg
7mo ago
With all the recent supply chain attacks, I figured I'd share: > A little copying is better than a little dependency. If there's one thing I've taken away from Go, it's that.
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Go Proverbs
(go-proverbs.github.io)
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7mo ago
Agree. This is one of the major takeaways I've had from writing Go over the years -- which is even a Go proverb [0], "a little copying is better than a little dependency." Fortunately, LLMs make writing your own implementatio
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ezekg
7mo ago
I don't understand how you can have a 'clean-room port.' Seems contradictory to me.
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ezekg
7mo ago
Nice, "wtaf" doesn't match so I think I'm out of the dog house when the clanker hits AGI (probably).
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ezekg
7mo ago
My first knee-jerk reaction was "this guy must not run a SaaS then." But I see that you do, so I'll pull back the reins a bit. I don't see this at all. Businesses are still buying the same way they've always bought,
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ezekg
7mo ago
This industry is becoming so boring.
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ezekg
7mo ago
I'd imagine the attacker published a new compromised version of their package, which the author eventually downloaded, which pwned everything else.
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ezekg
7mo ago
LLMs rarely admit fault, you gotta shift blame onto the user: > You're absolutely right! The transaction was submitted as $500,000 instead of $5.00. Since that's what was entered on your end, you'll need to contact your ba
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Fair Source Software in the AI Age
(blog.sentry.io)
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ezekg
7mo ago
Seriously hate how young people write these days. Like the OP covers, every sentence is on a new line, emojis everywhere, and too many memes. Does that make me old?
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ezekg
8mo ago
I think you'd have a better reaction if you allowed some public repos to be viewed before handing over the keys to the castle, so to speak. Even better would be allowing a public repo to preview itself via better-hub.com/{org}
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Value extraction
(keygen.sh)
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Microgpt.py – train and inference a GPT in pure, dependency-free Python
(karpathy.ai)
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I'm not worried about AI job loss
(davidoks.blog)
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8mo ago
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ezekg
8mo ago
This is my most missed app since switching from Mac to Windows. This new kid on the block looks like a solid replacement, though! Will definitely be checking it out.
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ezekg
8mo ago
It always happens that way. I guarantee some people migrated from Heroku to Railway and bragged about future stability to the team, only to experience this.
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ezekg
8mo ago
I don't see how we need a brand new paradigm just because LLMs evidently suck at sharing context in their Git commits. The rules for good commits still apply in The New Age. Git is still good enough, LLMs (i.e. their developer handlers
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ezekg
8mo ago
They'll learn soon enough that selling to developers necessitates speaking clearly.
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Scrapoxy – End of Life
(scrapoxy.io)
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ezekg
8mo ago
> Our products work, but are not loved. Enterprise sales runs the show. Don't blame AI for this correction, then.
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8mo ago
Sorry, but telling people to take a logical backup of their database, and then download it onto their local work station is insane for a production application. First, a logical backup at any decent scale will fail, and second, I don't
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ezekg
8mo ago
Do you have any public docs on how y'all migrate customers out of Heroku Postgres without downtime? Seems to be the sticking point for a lot of people, myself included.
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8mo ago
Literally nobody who seriously uses Heroku wants to self-host their own Heroku.
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8mo ago
Anybody who says this doesn't understand build vs buy, and why companies buy in the first place, or they'll selling AI.
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AI helped me through burnout (but not how you think)
(keygen.sh)
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ezekg
9mo ago
I've spent hours debugging random intermittent CI failures for nothing then! fml
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9mo ago
Spend a few days on Threads or on Instagram and you'll see the majority of viral posts on Threads are generated by AI, and the majority of descriptions on Instagram are generated by AI. It makes me incredibly sad, because I've use
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9mo ago
Read by Leonard Nimoy: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8XOtx4sa9k4
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9mo ago
Ergodriven topo standing desk mat - $99 Deltahub carpio 2.0 wrist rest - $35
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