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febusravenga
9mo ago
Exactly. I don't know how about "big design houses" like Apple, but in my small shop designers _only_ care about static screen stories. They don't care how user will click those icons, how focus will work, how any dynami
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febusravenga
9mo ago
> Using this stuff well is a deep topic. These things can be applied in so many different ways, and to so many different projects. The best asset you can develop is an intuition You're basically saying that using LLMs is like using
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febusravenga
9mo ago
Interesting observation and I have to relate - today I've measured ice thickness with classic stainless caliper - -3 celsius was enough for it to immediately glue to ice it was even barely wet. Working such temperatures must be real ha
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febusravenga
9mo ago
Well, I think that it depends on perspective and motivations. Kissing asses/politics can be treated as skill used for different purposes. Imagine your ambition is to build bridge, skyscraper or fancy opera house. To be chosen as the on
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febusravenga
9mo ago
Make India Great Again, something coined early 2025 around Modi's visit in US. According to brief we search.
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febusravenga
10mo ago
Amazing rabbit hole, thank you for link.
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febusravenga
10mo ago
They only murder talents and/or curiosity in children or self esteem. (I'm totally not A T AB here, just agree that parent post analogy)
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10mo ago
> they just had shitty railroad The terrain is just hard railroad had do huge detour on this section Look at map: https://mapy.com/en/turisticka?x=15.0703419&y=46.7076432&z=1... Passes in those mountains are
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febusravenga
10mo ago
Aaaand that's clear signal to avoid those
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febusravenga
10mo ago
Half of web map solutions rely on workers, which can't be easily loaded from 3rd party origins, so are loaded as blobs. loading worker from blob is effectively an eval.
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febusravenga
10mo ago
It will collapse, surely but 10-20-50 years after human civilization collapsed on earth. Trope explored already in sci-fi long time ago.
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febusravenga
11mo ago
this, this, this All our tokens should be in is protected keychain and there are no proper cross-platform solutions for this. All gclouds, was aww sdks, gh and other tools just store them in dotfile. And worst thing, afaik there is no way d
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febusravenga
11mo ago
Thank you, didn't see that one. Now it lands in my "mandatory xkcd list"
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febusravenga
11mo ago
I think i agree with commenters that article kind-of uses exceptions wrong. But this shows problems with C++ exceptions, C++ codebases are literred with bad exception usage because "normal" programmers don't get it. Most of d
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febusravenga
11mo ago
That's good. Because large refactorings are usually harmful. They are also usually unplanned, not scoped and based on very unquantifiable observations like "I don't like the code is structured" - let's do ity way.
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febusravenga
1y ago
Thanks for this link, very interesting. Notable citation: > A system that began as a noble defense of the vulnerable is now an ignoble defense of the powerful.
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febusravenga
1y ago
In western Germany, France, UK? Traditionally catholic countries, core of European enlightenment culture. Yes there is small, but realistic chance. That's why right shovinism is rising in eu
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febusravenga
1y ago
... and orders of magnite more time to properly access USB devices to some arcane VM not in your control
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febusravenga
1y ago
Is there bigger harm to env than building parking lot? We've got plenty of these. Why not building it under already wasted dead space like parking lot and have snow-free parking lot as extra bonus.
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1y ago
But corn is _stored_ energy that can be used at any time. PV is energy ar the current moment. Seems like this 20x loss the cost of storage... Interesting take though, I'm not saying that growing corn is best way to "produce stored
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febusravenga
1y ago
And he would request all you have... like many apps do today ( in case of permissions)... and refuse to provide service if not given all.
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febusravenga
1y ago
This is my attempt to reinvent wheel from several years ago: https://github.com/zbigg/bashfoo/blob/master/timeout.sh This is very complex, because if you.write lots of functions that call functions, you
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febusravenga
1y ago
So every time you post snippets how of code from your template/blog engine, it will be replaced by current blog post title? /s
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febusravenga
1y ago
Yes, it is. Just create _strict_ content security profile, which doesn't allow any external requests (fetch) and only allow load of resources (css, image, whatever) from predefined manifest. App cannot exfiltrate any data in that case.
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febusravenga
2y ago
I explicitly refused project related to mobile location data crunching few years ago. I told it loudly to my manager then, I was already thinking I'm too arogant. But it was outlr market, it worked out we've found other project. N
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febusravenga
2y ago
I think main problem is that half of adult men population is actually into those noisy/auto-moto sports. Even if they don't own one, they like and admire this silently and believe it's harmless nuisance. Add to it few friends
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febusravenga
2y ago
It's easy. You can download data for certain areas you expect to be in offline mode and move all routing logic to app. It has been done many times in many apps. (ok, it only easy conceptually in reality it's quite big chunk of con
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febusravenga
2y ago
Times where SWEs decided about these things are long gone. It's all in hands of product managers, designers and other business oriented people.
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febusravenga
2y ago
100% agree All replies focus on "service" or cloud-in-general is needed to implement sync between devices. Why we don't have "own" sync-my-files as-service that can be connected to many apps? I would prefer this one
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febusravenga
2y ago
Random cross-language-script observation. In Bulgarian, латиница ("latin alphabet") transliterated to latin alphabet is just "latinitsa" or "latinica". In Polish "cyrillic" is "cyrylica" - b
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