genshii

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by genshii 2mo ago
Maybe I just need to get over it, but this post reeks of Claude-isms and it immediately makes me stop caring about what the post has to say. Obviously having an LLM write these kinds of things is the norm now, but what doesn't have to
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by genshii 2mo ago
Someone could come into this post and leave a comment saying they're a security researcher, that they audited the codebase, and include a summary of their findings. And that person could be lying. I think saying that it contributes not
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by genshii 3mo ago
Astro is a meta-framework that allows you to plug in other web frameworks where you need it (React, Solid, etc). Although it would also be fair to consider Astro a sort of build tool / bundler. Node is a runtime, not a framework. So th
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by genshii 3mo ago
Just moved my astro project over to v7 and saterri the other day. Writing MDAST/HAST plugins is so much better/easier, so great job there :)
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by genshii 3mo ago
This is cool, but when the very first paragraph of the readme is clearly LLM generated, it makes me doubt the quality of the project.
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You (probably) don't need TLS_insecure_skip_verify(adamhl.dev)
2 points by genshii 4mo ago|0 comments
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by genshii 5mo ago
Not a bug, the post 'A HN post with negative points – how?' is a link to this post. But yeah it's a bit confusing for one HN post to take you to another HN post.
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by genshii 7mo ago
I've been presented with this thought experiment before and I always feel like I'm missing something when other people talk about it. Why would you ever take both boxes? The premise is that the predictor is always right. So whethe
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by genshii 9mo ago
https://adamhl.dev
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Please stop building scroll-driven websites(adamhl.dev)
9 points by genshii 9mo ago|4 comments
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by genshii 10mo ago
Hi Jarred, thanks for all your work on Bun. I know that one thing you guys are working on or are at least aware of is the size of single-file executables. From a technical perspective, is there a path forward on this? I'm not familiar
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by genshii 11mo ago
I used Proxmox for years to run a fairly comprehensive homelab, and a few months ago replaced the entire thing with Incus (on a debian host, haven't tried IncusOS yet). Incus is amazing and it makes so many things so much easier compar
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by genshii 11mo ago
Maybe it's just too early in the morning for me, but I genuinely can't tell if this is satire or not.
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by genshii 1y ago
That's great to hear, thanks!
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by genshii 1y ago
I'm personally looking forward to this change because I currently pay $20/month just to get edit prediction. I use Claude Code in my terminal for everything else. I do wish I could just pay for edit prediction at an even lower p
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by genshii 1y ago
There are plenty of larger ones and plenty of ones that used the date as the version, but I was mainly curious about packages that followed semver. Any package version that didn't follow the x.y.z format was excluded, and any package t
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by genshii 1y ago
After double-checking some things, the real winner is actually: https://github.com/nice-registry/all-the-package-names I made a fairly significant (dumb) mistake in the logic for extracting valid semver versions. I was
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by genshii 1y ago
Ah this is cool, thanks!
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by genshii 1y ago
Hmm yeah, I decided that one counts because the new packages have (slightly) different content, although it might be the case that the changes are junk/pointless anyway.
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Which NPM package has the largest version number?(adamhl.dev)
168 points by genshii 1y ago|76 comments
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by genshii 1y ago
Hmm, maybe I need to think about this more, but since operations are a language feature (and could have any name, see custom operations), I don't think they could be attached to the filterql class like that. You're right though, t
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by genshii 1y ago
Ah good idea, thanks. Gonna put that on the todo list :)
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by genshii 1y ago
I've been using it in a CLI tool [1] to query media in my *arr services. If you're talking about a query where you want "foo" to not be "evil" OR "silly", you could write 'foo != evil || foo != s
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by genshii 1y ago
I thought about doing exactly what you suggested, where a query could access deeper properties with a syntax like "model.cost", but ultimately decided against it because I didn't like the complexity that would necessitate. As
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by genshii 1y ago
Thanks! Glad my efforts there didn't go unnoticed :)
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by genshii 1y ago
Mainly because you might not always want to filter in-code. e.g. A CLI tool could take in a query as an argument, or a web app could allow a user to enter a query.
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Show HN: FilterQL – A tiny query language for filtering structured data(github.com)
77 points by genshii 1y ago|21 comments
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by genshii 1y ago
Fair, but I think the JavaScript ecosystem is unique in that the language is very separate from the thing that executes/compiles it. When you write Go, 99.9% of the time you're writing for the Go compiler. When you write JavaScrip
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by genshii 1y ago
Apparently not, because I first assumed that he was talking about TypeScript considering that JavaScript doesn't have much of type system to compare to.
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by genshii 1y ago
Maybe this is a bit pedantic, but it bothers me when people refer to "Node" as a programming language. It's not a language, it's a JavaScript runtime. Which to that you might say "well when people say Node they just

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