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by gloosx 4y ago
"this hyped thing we were into is nothing of use, just a waste of time and money; however, this NEXT hyped thing...."
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by gloosx 4y ago
I'm feeling that an API is something much more stable and deterministic than human-readable interface. Also you can train AI to learn which API calls to make for the task by looking at page sources. Why not translating prompts to singl
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by gloosx 4y ago
I think setting up something similar without k8s is like, 100 times harder? I was never deeply into DevOps but a single short video and few doc pages told me how to bring up highly available, load-balanced 2-node cluster, and how to rollout
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by gloosx 4y ago
Why wouldn't they hate a direct competition for their precious Monopoly Store
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by gloosx 4y ago
This. Safari overall is incredibly insensitive to developers and web community, and it is not easy to make your generic Chromium website to render on Safari nicely. For me personally it's sad to see them packing dozen new features inco
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by gloosx 4y ago
To start a new react project, you just need to declare a root react-dom node and call its render method to get it to the regular DOM. It is so trivial any other way becomes more complicated, and it is up to you to have an opinion on how to
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by gloosx 4y ago
Agreed, it employs a lot of good functional concepts and shifts you into another kind of "reactive" thinking, where the render function is a pure representation of its state. This actually allows you to "declare" your st
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by gloosx 4y ago
My npx command gives you the runnable app too, the problem with your approach is just that it is superficial, and it doesn't show a lot of comprehensions. I don't have any problem with that, since that places you behind in the com
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by gloosx 4y ago
Actually building in React nowadays is really easy. You just need six hooks, useReducer - for the reactive state, useRef - for the imperative state, useMemo, useCallback - for memoizing state/callbacks, useEffect - for side-effects, cr
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by gloosx 4y ago
To start developing a react project - all you need is a file bundler and a local dev server. Luckily webpack provides both and as a long-time web developer I strongly recommend just doing `npm init; npx webpack-cli init;`. To get react goin
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by gloosx 4y ago
I'm pretty sure because I scraped a lot of stuff, maybe not Instagram but I don't see how it's any different. Reality of protocols is quite stable, and as long as you can send HTTP requests to Instagram servers and get docume
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by gloosx 4y ago
But according to author, it is not possible to write safety critical software at all. You just can't trust code. It runs randomly after being copied from StackOverflow or ChatGPT.
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by gloosx 4y ago
So with the emacs example, the input prompt in natural language was 210 bytes. The code outputted is 345 bytes (omitting the book text). That's 60% more bytes. Totally not a 5x productivity increase. Question: how does it scale? How ca
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by gloosx 4y ago
I'm pretty sure rate-limiting or blocking something using IP is not robust at all (except you wanna protect from teenagers?) IP proxies are sold for cheap en masse, datacenter, residential, regional, whatever filter you like.
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by gloosx 4y ago
Your case sounds like this - we have an engineer assigned to our team, we don't like his performance, and we can't do anything about it. Kind of a dead end which is bad for business. I prefer strong teams which were assembled by t
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by gloosx 4y ago
Rate limited for what? Totally possible to buy 1000 SOCKS5 proxies for cheap, what's the deal with the limit?
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by gloosx 4y ago
Of course, GPT remains the best (after real human teacher) learning/discovery tool available nowadays, so it summarised (luckily for you, not hallucinated this time) some information together to get your job done. However, one could us
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by gloosx 4y ago
>Automation and AI will make most basic programming jobs redundant You are probably not an engineer, since you should understand GPT makes programming harder, not easier. You won't necessarily make something easier by making it more
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by gloosx 4y ago
Could you just use API's IG app uses itself to manage accounts? And scrape the data you need with GET requests behind a proxy list? Before any public APIs everybody was doing it, is it any hard these days to fall back to regular user A
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by gloosx 4y ago
Some good piece of high-level code is an accurate impression of the logic and theory for moving some bytes around, so it is most human-engineer-parsable by design. Parsing it with GPT creates even higher-level abstraction, much like trying
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by gloosx 4y ago
The best way to deal with point one – ghosting. Feeling sorry to see 3 greatly ineffective, and 1 desperate method to get rid of the abusive spammer. I had experience with the community-driven portal, and trust me - the best way to exhaust
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by gloosx 4y ago
Most annoying thing is actually how bad bluetooth driver is. On multiple macbooks I had (2011-2022) the bluetooth will just not connect to things, randomly disconnect from them, unresponsive devices when thy are connected (also not respondi
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by gloosx 4y ago
Was a bit sad to discover the current studio website at this point. Everything is coerced to the past state, it's a pretty bold and artistic move. Appreciate it.
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by gloosx 4y ago
SEEKING WORK | Remote | Javascript expert Seven years of wholesome Javascript experience. Former full-stack dev at CareerKarma.com, HostAway.com, NextOrder.com. Evolving solution architect. Also fond of distributed systems DevOps (k8s).
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by gloosx 4y ago
Location: Ukraine Remote: Preferred Willing to relocate: Not in the nearest future Technologies: Complete stack on top of: Javascript, React, React Native, Electron, Node.js, AWS, k8s (can do DevOps too) Résumé/CV: https:&
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by gloosx 4y ago
For me the killer feature is regexp search. It's a shame standard CTRL+F is doing just exact matching.
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by gloosx 4y ago
The O2 content of air varies seasonally in both the Northern and Southern Hemispheres and is decreasing from year to year. Also Oxygen is more disperse at higher altitudes. Interesting how it affects such batteries.
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by gloosx 4y ago
I just don't understand how come this is so much of an oversight, neural networks today can synthesise voice, pictures. ALSO neural networks today can reliably detect if a picture or voice was generated by neural networks. How come som
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by gloosx 4y ago
>If you are running any application that reads data from the Dota client as you're playing games, your account can be permanently banned from playing Dota. This is weird wording, Dota client stores data inside my RAM, on my hard dri
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by gloosx 4y ago
So clearly injecting third-party code into an SSL-served website considered malicious attack? If it can be done for Chrome download webpage, then this attack vector is possibly open inside edge for other web pages? I'm afraid bad actor

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