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by fud101 7mo ago
>Saying that uv is their only winner is a hilarious take. na this news is good enough reason to move from Ruff back to black and stay the course, I won't use anything else from Astral. I will use uv but only until pip 2/++ gets
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by fud101 7mo ago
the point about defaults though, the default or defacto workflow is uv run
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by fud101 7mo ago
i kind of disagree with this. uv run is clunky, i don't want that. i want to keep the activate the venv and do shit model. i hate uv run as a primitive.
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by fud101 7mo ago
> everybody else was blaming themselves for a problem and didn't have a clear understanding of what was wrong with pip or what a correct model for managing python dependencies is (short answer: see maven) I always looked down on the
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by fud101 7mo ago
Well this sucks. So the most evil new company has acquired the most exciting 'open' source company. The vibes are about to get bad. Hopefully this speeds up the next phase of AI destroying the economy and everything good about tec
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by fud101 7mo ago
what is the permission it asks for? it seems suspicious af.
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by fud101 7mo ago
I disagree with this. The tech bros building these dystopian systems for big paychecks need to be informed somehow, this is the best way to reach them. They do care what their peers think of them and if we can reach their conscious in betwe
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by fud101 7mo ago
Thanks that was my first impulse but in only a few years, it's become much harder to get back into teaching. I had a strong resume and reference but it wasn't enough to even get an interview for a community college gig.
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Ask HN: Finding a purpose after tech layoffs
8 points by fud101 7mo ago|7 comments
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by fud101 7mo ago
I was asking the OP because he probably has a valid reason for his compliant.
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by fud101 7mo ago
lol why though?
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by fud101 7mo ago
> The effect feels like the Loss-Disguised-As-Win feeling of the video-games I used to work on at Zynga. If you can write a blogpost for this i'd like to read it.
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by fud101 7mo ago
This is what humans will become, on call to take the blame for AI. It will be less about skill and confidence and more about being on the hook to take the fall for when things go wrong.
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Ask HN: Where do all the laid off devs hang out?
2 points by fud101 7mo ago|0 comments
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by fud101 7mo ago
>Howard/Costello era in Australia. Reagan 80s. Pinochet - fits your criteria. Ok, no one really needed NBN and Howard didn't destroy the housing market completely to name just two lasting legacies of the Howard era. Lets not le
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by fud101 7mo ago
I find this quite interesting. Am left leaning myself but I am aware you can do left right (eg current Australian govt) and left wrong (NZ always) - why is that?
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by fud101 7mo ago
Indeed. I have tried to say it more bluntly, Galloway is pro-Israel and vehemently so.
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by fud101 7mo ago
>Strange game, the only winning move is not to play. pg dr. This is the answer. A pg article is clickbait at best, harmful at worst. Keep in mind this is the same man who chose to write his antiwokeness hit peace right at the cusp of the
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by fud101 7mo ago
Any word on patterns for security and deployment to prod?
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by fud101 7mo ago
From what i've read, tech is over represented by folks on the spectrum who struggle with focus and multitasking. I see this new trend where you are being asked to increasingly do more and more to be an especially difficult burden to be
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by fud101 7mo ago
Until a majority of software engineers become unemployed, we won't collectively wake up and act which is what we should to this existential crisis unfolding. Action more than yet another plausible sounding article.
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by fud101 7mo ago
Speaking of Iraq, Sadam decided against using chemical weapons in the Gulf War because he had received intelligence from the Russians that the Americans would counter with nuclear weapons and he didn't want to risk that.
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by fud101 7mo ago
I'm still waiting to see the first show HN I made a language designed for LLMs to write programs better.
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by fud101 7mo ago
paul graham sold a bunch of buggy lisp macros to yahoo too for a few billion. Wild times.
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by fud101 8mo ago
Is that python code that runs on postgres? how does this work..
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by fud101 8mo ago
do you have a hello world we can check out? i'm confused af.
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by fud101 8mo ago
The only real downside is we will collapse society but that's a small price to pay for progress.
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by fud101 8mo ago
Yep, we'll evolve patterns which facilitate system to system interaction better than the ones we had built for human in the loop by humans. That's inevitable. CRUD apps with a frontend will be considered legacy etc. They'll b
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by fud101 8mo ago
I won't read the article but I think this is the role that will remain for humans, to be the 'fall guy' when the vibes go wrong. You will have to live in chronic stress, on call so to speak, so when prod goes down, you will t
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by fud101 8mo ago
Why was this flagged? It's the best thing i've read here in a while.

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