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The world of AI contributions in Open Source(robertjwebb.substack.com)
2 points by haburka 7mo ago|0 comments
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by haburka 10mo ago
I love how frequently Botnet creators reference Krebs. Like they are his biggest fans, and they just want a shoutout on his blog.
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by haburka 10mo ago
This is either a meme or the way everyone will code in 2 years, in both cases, it terrifies me.
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by haburka 10mo ago
This is completely meaningless AI slop. No mention of tailwind, no real nuance. This is embarrassing.
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by haburka 11mo ago
I do wish they updated this to 2026 google! I don’t think it would be nearly as interesting though since they do get rid of most red tape but since everything is enterprise scale, it’s never easy.
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by haburka 11mo ago
I recommend the glove 80 for split ortholinear mechanical keyboards. It’s got plenty of of keys for coding. Also you can mount it to camera tripods and actually use it when tilted which really improves ergonomic factor.
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by haburka 1y ago
It’s not just you, I think some engineers benefit a lot from AI and some don’t. It’s probably a combination of factors including: AI skepticism, mental rigidity, how popular the tech stack is, and type of engineering. Some problems are goin
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by haburka 1y ago
I think that social media has been a massive experiment where we asked, what if we let capital interests subvert our desire for community to get us to watch ads? And we have learned that it’s just not a good idea. I think perhaps Digg was o
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by haburka 1y ago
> Very true. But why is that argument never deployed against the bullies? Unfortunately part of being an adult is realizing there are no bullies. There are adults with power and some people who wield unfairly, but that’s different from a
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by haburka 1y ago
> Would you be okay if LinkedIn and GitHub banned your account without any explanation? If I was doing something like shitting on the brand and advertising my competition product with the platform then I would not be totally surprised. P
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by haburka 1y ago
It’s ok to have emotions, even as an adult, we all have feelings. However, it’s important to be kind to other humans and to treat humans with respect. Even on the internet, even when people are proposing removing features from a browser. No
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by haburka 1y ago
This blog post reads to be self aggrandizing and that the author is very entitled. It’s not a government service - habeaus corpus / expectation of fairness do not apply here, full stop. Maybe they should but that’s a very different di
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by haburka 1y ago
My experience reading this article was being confused about why someone is listing all the drawbacks with i-frames - even obscure drawbacks that most people would not ever encounter. Then I noticed it’s just an Ad for their product. I think
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by haburka 1y ago
I really hope they figure it out. It would be an amazing piece of evidence about the harms of social media and we’d be closer to banning it for everyone. I legitimately think that social media should be wiped from existence. Of course there
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by haburka 1y ago
I would recommend to not make a web framework with the idea of it being popular, like competitive with react. It’s much better to make a library that works with react / vue / svelte and see if that can become popular. There are en
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by haburka 1y ago
Maybe I’m too experienced but these lessons are really basic and they don’t really touch on advanced cases. I like the concept of defensive CSS but clearly there isn’t much there. One case they failed to address is that when you use CSS tex
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by haburka 1y ago
Hey Dev here - just got two wins against Gemini 2.0 flash by cheating with Gemini 2.0 flash and reusing the system prompt, from the game. It wasn’t easy though, I had to try a few different things including adding a prompt to incriminate ot
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by haburka 1y ago
If a dev at a startup insisted on using windows for their laptop and it didn’t work with the infra, then wouldn’t they just be made to use Mac / Linux? All that effort just to support an operating system choice seems like a huge tax.
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by haburka 1y ago
Prettier is one of the hardest projects to maintain. There’s so much code necessary to format ALL of the languages. I haven’t checked out the plugin system. Also the core philosophy of prettier is to basically ignore people’s aesthetic pref
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The Reverse Turing Test Game(reverse-turing.netlify.app)
27 points by haburka 1y ago|8 comments
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The Reverse Turing Test Game(reverse-turing.netlify.app)
1 points by haburka 1y ago|0 comments
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by haburka 2y ago
> While keeping in mind that this isn't a field that I have a ton of practice in, I can confidently assert that a parser for HTML input that outputs CSS classnames does not need all of the following: This is kind of an example of t
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by haburka 2y ago
Front end is definitely pretty hard nowadays. It seems like the technology should be easy but keep in mind you’re getting everything for free and this isn’t the field you have a ton of practice in. It’s grown a lot while also being backward
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by haburka 2y ago
Must be a rough weekend for those working at cursor! Damn just when it’s starting to get really nice out too.
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by haburka 2y ago
Mention that you know you are missing dozens of features instead of blaming it on “web standards” would definitely help frame it better. Do you think Vite doesn’t know about web standards? It reads pretty naively. Also I recommend just not
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by haburka 2y ago
One of the funniest things I’ve read in a while. Also full of some truths. I think learning how to use AI will become a core part of being a dev but I seriously doubt they’ll have anywhere near the competency of solving a problem that a jun
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by haburka 2y ago
It’s weird that they reference alphabet workers union when specifically that union has done nothing for full time software engineers in its entire time. Check out their wins: https://www.alphabetworkersunion.org/our-wins L
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by haburka 2y ago
It’s worrying that people really don’t understand the appeal of pseudo philosophers like Tate and Jordan Peterson. It’s not the same as gambling. It’s really much more complex than that. Gambling is an irrational, desperate act that takes a
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by haburka 2y ago
> The last big driver of time-wasting in CSS is the drive for pixel perfection I agree. Also users/product managers do not care. They will see UI that is a little bit “off” and think negatively about your brand. Congrats, now you ha
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Anthropic used Pokémon to benchmark its newest AI model(techcrunch.com)
1 points by haburka 2y ago|0 comments

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