habinero

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by habinero 5mo ago
Nobody picks Oracle.
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by habinero 5mo ago
In a worker ? ...How? I seriously want to know.
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by habinero 5mo ago
Overengineering is totally a thing, yes. If you want to make a proof of concept or you have no customers, that's fine, ship it. There's such a thing as under engineering, and if you find yourself changing "all the layers&qu
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by habinero 5mo ago
No, you're getting to v1 in the same or more amount of time. I know v3 sounds better, but coding and throwing it away is literally just redoing it. If you're not releasing it, it's not a new version. There's no such th
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by habinero 5mo ago
> Mid sized features often mean tearing up many layers of code across the stack to add in some sort of new capability What? No, it shouldn't. I've worked on a lot of codebases and if you have to do this, something is very, very
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by habinero 5mo ago
You're not on v3 lol. You're on v1 that you had to redo three times. If the feature isn't released, it's not a new version.
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by habinero 5mo ago
I honestly don't get it, either. Most of them just flat out can't code at all, but for the ones who can, the only explanation I got is it feels like productivity. I will say, it does help me get over procrastination lol. I get a
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by habinero 5mo ago
> I think the people doing the heaviest breathing around the elimination of programmers either aren't very good at programming, or they're not paying close attention. Yeah, absolutely. People think you're picking on, like,
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by habinero 5mo ago
Peddle your weird conspiracy think somewhere else, please.
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by habinero 5mo ago
> So travel ends up having high chargebacks... and yet has minimal trouble getting processing. Nope, not true. They're #2 on Stripe's high risk business list, after porn: https://stripe.com/resources/more&#
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by habinero 5mo ago
My dude, do you really think people didn't know about this in the past? I assure you they did lol.
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by habinero 5mo ago
It would not. The kind of person who does this always thinks they are the exception.
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by habinero 5mo ago
The same as it does now. I'm glad it works for you, but please do not submit low-effort stuff like this, if you're not willing to do the rest of the work to make it maintainable. I get the desire to help -- that's fine -- b
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by habinero 5mo ago
I don't know why you're blaming women. Clearly men have failed society and the solution is go back to sending boys to war so only the high value ones survive.
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by habinero 5mo ago
That doesn't seem to be broadly true. For example, in Tudor England, women generally got married in their early 20s and men on their late 20s. People absolutely knew pregnancy was dangerous for girls who weren't full grown.
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by habinero 5mo ago
We are not "built for it" lol. Humans evolved to have huge brains for thinking and a narrow pelvis for running, and those two things historically kill a reasonable fraction of women. Not so much that the population can't grow
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by habinero 6mo ago
This narrative gets thrown around a lot by certain groups in misleading ways, and it's super annoying. Women tend to advocate for themselves better in healthcare, especially mental healthcare. Women aren't, like, more depressed th
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by habinero 6mo ago
That's just "why do you hate waffles" with more words.
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by habinero 6mo ago
You, uh, you alright there my dude?
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by habinero 6mo ago
You gotta understand how to use a tool for it to be effective, yes.
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by habinero 6mo ago
Because, friend, a lot of people believe climate change is a lib conspiracy theory. And people bring it up because a lot of folks in New Orleans couldn't afford to flee Katrina and 700 people died. It was kind of an enormous humanitari
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by habinero 6mo ago
> a strong impetus for the government to assist poor people Haha. I'm gonna guess you're not American.
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by habinero 6mo ago
Move with what money? And go where? If they have property, sell to who, exactly? "Instant" lol. Gently, you talk like someone who's never even been broke, let alone been poor.
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by habinero 6mo ago
I flat out don't take arxiv papers seriously without a lot of corroboration. Basically ~anyone can post ~anything to it. They do spam moderation but no content review. Also that paper admits the problem turned out to be pretty trivial
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by habinero 6mo ago
A bit longer, but a classic: A Good Enough Summary of Kingdom Hearts https://youtu.be/tjiHufVEc7g?si=FoD3TxqDhkAV3sbe
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by habinero 6mo ago
Thanks, I collect data breaches and this post reminded me to set up pricing alerts for more drives to expand the NAS.
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by habinero 6mo ago
> The developer is rarely the person pitching the feature, and is normally given the constraints and the PRD This heavily depends on the industry and company culture. I've pitched plenty of features and I've basically never had
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by habinero 6mo ago
I had AI fuck up writing a scraper[0]. A scraper . It hit a snag with cookies and spiraled into a tizzy. I liked the part where it assured me it could resume from the point of failure, while starting over for the 10th time because it had w
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by habinero 6mo ago
No, it's the same for math from what I've seen, aka it can do some of the easy things, usually with a lot of help. People usually mean the Erdos problems (aka "a list of things Paul Erdos thought were neat") and, well, h
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by habinero 6mo ago
I've run a few experiments where I give it well-defined small side projects where I have a good idea of what I would do and how long it would take, and I time the process from start to finish. So far, it's been pretty underwhelmin

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