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by g947o 7mo ago
What do you use for testing? Built-in test runner? I have a few projects that use mocha, and I recently noticed that several vulnerabilities come from its transitive dependencies, and there is no easy fix today. The project hasn't seen
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by g947o 7mo ago
Then I have learned nothing new. Since at least November 2022, everyone in the software industry knows that "it is possible to save money with AI rewrites". I found nothing I don't already know from the article. The only way
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by g947o 7mo ago
I would not be surprised at all if it's vibe coded. I have seen exactly the same thing myself. I gave instruction to Claude to add a toggle button to a website where the value needs to be stored in local storage. It is a very straightf
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by g947o 7mo ago
Worked on front end for years. Rarely ever hear people talking about performance issues. I was among the very few people who knew how to use the dev tools to investigate memory leak or heard of memlab. Either the team I worked at was horrib
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by g947o 7mo ago
Like other commenters already said, there are numerous ways they could have avoided/reduced the $500k/yr cost pre LLM, including simply paying someone to do port the code. So I don't see there is any point in the article.
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by g947o 7mo ago
Because otherwise they wouldn't have written this meaningless article and contributed to the AI hype.
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by g947o 7mo ago
Would be helpful if you elaborate which part is not simple. Coming from C++ and JavaScript, there aren't many languages that can claim to have "simpler" tooling than Go.
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by g947o 7mo ago
I don't think parent suggests anything. They are just reiterating how the US decides on copyright matters when it comes to AI generated content.
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by g947o 7mo ago
I guess that explains why social media companies try to maximize engagement even though it is almost bad for your mental health in every way. Or does it?
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by g947o 7mo ago
“A fully staged “Sweeney Todd” opened Sunday at Broadway’s Lunt.” That's the kind of "highlight" from a review when you use AI to extract/summarize content instead of asking a real human editor to do the job.
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by g947o 7mo ago
https://github.com/orgs/community/discussions/188488 > Why are you only using data from individuals while excluding businesses and enterprises? > Our agreements with Business and Enterprise customer
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by g947o 7mo ago
The whole thing looks dead. I followed a few links but couldn't find anything meaningful that comes out of this.
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by g947o 7mo ago
> Alaska Airlines kiosks Those don't exist. I guess you haven't traveled with Alaska for a while. https://worldaviationfestival.com/blog/airlines/alaska-airli...
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by g947o 7mo ago
I am not holding my breath.
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by g947o 7mo ago
Airlines like Alaska Airlines make it very difficult to board a plane without a phone. It's still possible, but you need to prepare early and get your boarding pass printed at home, provided that you have a printer, apparently.
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by g947o 7mo ago
Now your government knows you are a registered user of PornHub. It will be fun when (not if) the database is leaked.
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by g947o 7mo ago
Hmm. I don't think the point is that Apple has to "fight". The point is that Apple needs a moral high ground and is willing to completely give up the UK market (which I understand but don't necessarily agree with). I don
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by g947o 7mo ago
I guess you mean htmx. Same here. I read the article for a while, and was confused by "HTTPX is a very popular HTTP client for Python." and wondering "why is OpenAI using htmx", until I eventually realized what's go
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by g947o 7mo ago
Window management: only if you are the kind of power user who needs complex layout. I have used Windows for decades and have used Mac on and off, and have even bought one of those window management app on MacOS, but never needed to use them
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by g947o 7mo ago
I had enough of Windows 11's ads that I bought a Mac mini for personal use and requested a Macbook to replace my Windows laptop. I will have to use Teams and Outlook at work because I don't have a choice. But that's it Micros
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by g947o 7mo ago
People have been warning about giant security holes in GitHub Actions dependency but MS did nothing.
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by g947o 7mo ago
What does Microsoft stand for?
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by g947o 7mo ago
I don't think that is in the scope of the discussion here. You can be as much of a futurist as you'd like, but bear in mind that this post is talking about OpenClaw.
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by g947o 7mo ago
No. They matter. Show me a website where client side interaction is implemented in perl.
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by g947o 7mo ago
> Sites should think seriously hard about server side rendering You think the average site owner plus wix/squarespace is going to spend a lot of money beefing up their CPU and RAM to marginally "improve user experience" wh
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by g947o 7mo ago
So? Does being able to do something means you should?
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by g947o 7mo ago
https://github.com/A11yance/axobject-query/pull/354 https://github.com/A11yance/aria-query/pull/497
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by g947o 7mo ago
Yes. https://github.com/A11yance/axobject-query/pull/354 https://github.com/A11yance/aria-query/pull/497
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by g947o 7mo ago
https://immich.app/cursed-knowledge > There is a user in the JavaScript community who goes around adding "backwards compatibility" to projects. They do this by adding 50 extra package dependencies to your proje
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by g947o 7mo ago
https://immich.app/cursed-knowledge > There is a user in the JavaScript community who goes around adding "backwards compatibility" to projects. They do this by adding 50 extra package dependencies to your proje

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