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Show HN: Rama – Rust framework to empower you to build proxies(github.com)
2 points by gdcbe 1y ago|0 comments
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by gdcbe 1y ago
Yeah such clear cut cases I've done in the past. E.g. there was a period some months ago when random AI people (so not humans "operating AI's) did such PRs. Those were easy to filter out. But sometimes you have people that do
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Ask HN: Advice on contribution guidelines for vibe coders
1 points by gdcbe 1y ago|3 comments
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Show HN: Rama 0.2 – Modular Rust framework for proxies, servers, and clients(github.com)
3 points by gdcbe 1y ago|0 comments
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by gdcbe 2y ago
That’s vaguely what https://blog.cloudflare.com/ai-labyrinth/ is about
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by gdcbe 2y ago
https://pyo3.rs/
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by gdcbe 2y ago
For me it only worked after I added their form text to my hn account description on my actual hn account page…
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by gdcbe 2y ago
Invalid pointers and related bugs are older then 20 years… Languages like Rust don’t solve all problems and nobody is hoping that the research and progress towards better tooling stops there. Even many people working on Rust give plenty of
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by gdcbe 2y ago
Why do people talk about hallucinations? Pretty deceptive word of you ask me. Not an expert though, but isn’t that behaviour inherent to how it works? Bit of a misnomer and giving people the wrong idea of what is going on here.
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by gdcbe 2y ago
Not at all. That is why I did not mention the legal part. Which is a bit disappointing as the host has a lawyer background. Oh well…
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by gdcbe 2y ago
The latest “Decoder” episode was about local smart homes. Mainly about “Matter”, but also about Thread: https://podcasts.apple.com/be/podcast/decoder-with-nilay-pat... Might be of interest if Thread is of interest
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by gdcbe 2y ago
No definitely not, I fully agree with you and others there. Just was a bit surprised by how many of you were there. But that’s okay. Days where we learn are rich days. The richest of them all.
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by gdcbe 2y ago
Please keep on blogging like you do withoutboats, your articles are a gem that I learn something new from every time. Due to the work of you and others I do have hope it will all be better in future. That said, might be my low standards due
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by gdcbe 2y ago
In the past that would be true. But given most blockchain platforms require it, I imagine it is more widely known in the tech-savy hn-like realms? Then again I worked on blockchain tech around half a decade ago, so I might be knowledge bias
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Show HN: In memory Rust database to query your data like a Venn diagram(github.com)
6 points by gdcbe 2y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: In memory Rust database to query your data like a Venn diagram(github.com)
3 points by gdcbe 2y ago|0 comments
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by gdcbe 2y ago
In Belgium we (not me) used the corpses from the famous waterloo battle to refine sugar.
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In memory Rust database to query your data like a Venn diagram(github.com)
2 points by gdcbe 2y ago|0 comments
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by gdcbe 3y ago
https://archive.is/jS5Ww
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by gdcbe 3y ago
“Where we going we don’t need docs”. That scares me… docs are among other things there to provide context and info for things not clear from why certain choices were made or not made… no way your AI is going to guess that I put that restric
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by gdcbe 3y ago
Imho programming is just a medium of reasoning. In that vein I find arguments like this odd. As I believe they day there is no more need for humans to be involved in any programme , is the day there is no more need for any reasoning by huma
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by gdcbe 3y ago
I talked about exactly that on a conference in 2022: https://youtu.be/b0lAd-KEUWg?feature=shared free to watch.
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by gdcbe 3y ago
I learned to program because of games and honed a lot of it in the Games industry. Developing games, in house game engines, but also R&D work to push new accessories and other hardware to their limits in all kinds of ways. It is an amaz
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by gdcbe 3y ago
The money will last a lot longer if you go with EU Engineers for just as excellent quality…
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by gdcbe 3y ago
I’m from Belgium, traditionally a catholic country, and from that POV pretty certain that the biggest issue is that the catholic church as an institution has a pretty bad historical rep (still going on today) of abuse of power, and covering
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by gdcbe 3y ago
I understand you can give 1000's of reasons why it's fine. But it's still IMHO a sad reality that a giant cooperation cannot play it fair by being a corporate sponsor of the open source projects that they more or less wish to
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by gdcbe 3y ago
The one thing I see companies demanding onsite work never do is… commute time paid as any other work hour… sure some pay commute costs or km costs, but those are nothing worth compared to your hourly wage…
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by gdcbe 3y ago
Sadly they are not available in Belgium (Europe) :(
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by gdcbe 3y ago
Of course that works. But only as long as everything is always hardcoded as Send. Which is a known limitation, so no complaints. Edit: also the problem is about the method async returned future trait bounds, not the Self.
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by gdcbe 3y ago
Yes Alice fully agreed. I do understand this. I just want to share my experience as a warning to others. As what is shipped is nothing less than amazing. It would be ashamed if this results to disappointment due to wrong expectations, as ha

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