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by haburka 2y ago
Definitely I did read the article but I’ll address your point about priority shifts. I think handling priority shifts is a part of the job. If you can’t get people to talk to each other about priorities and help illuminate that they have to
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by haburka 2y ago
I find these complaints to be symptoms of taking yourself too seriously, which is not only a poor way to act at a company but also a poor way to live your life. Yes you’re an engineer and your time is valuable but you don’t have to act like
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by haburka 2y ago
The lack of any substance to their claims besides vague hand waving is a tell tale sign that they don’t have solid engineers working on this project. If they had specific GitHub issues documenting this behavior or code samples then it would
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by haburka 2y ago
Imagine being a lumberjack and wood literally changed its properties every few years due to updates. They would be so pissed. Or if you came into a construction job and the guy who was building stairs did not understand gravity, and was jus
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by haburka 2y ago
Reading the proposal page “ Time Zones and Resolving Ambiguity”[1], it only mentions that it uses the IANA time zone database[2] not when it updates it. However I imagine the users computer has access to this database as well and probably h
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FTC Releases Summary of Key Accomplishments(ftc.gov)
2 points by haburka 2y ago|0 comments
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by haburka 2y ago
I didn’t know about that! Thanks, would have saved me hours over time.
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The War to Sell You a Mattress Is an Internet Nightmare(2017)(fastcompany.com)
3 points by haburka 2y ago|1 comments
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by haburka 2y ago
Ironic that this person claims GitHub UI was something to be proud of when it’s far from good UX when it comes to browsing code. I do think it was very impressive in terms of functionality especially without relying on JS, possibly the most
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by haburka 2y ago
This is a weird article. It feels like an LLM was promoted with a few points about how to critique frontend. They don’t really make any substantial claims nor do they back up their claims with real world evidence, instead just referencing g
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by haburka 2y ago
Absolutely insane that you can sue a school in the US for this kind of thing. I mean, these parents have got to be out of their mind to spend so much effort and money to defend their child from rule breaking. It must be so embarrassing as t
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by haburka 2y ago
I think the author didn’t really read about RSC in NextJS, which is what they’re mostly confused about. There’s a ton of documentation about it as well. However it’s immature. To the authors credit, the community is way too excited about RS
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by haburka 2y ago
LLMs don’t know when they are hallucinating! They don’t know when they don’t know something. For example even when they’re told it’s ok to say “I don’t know” when they do that, it’s because “I don’t know” is often a response to that questio
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by haburka 2y ago
I appreciate this critique of chat GPT’s writing style since I have often been bothered by it but have struggled to define what was wrong. I think the main feeling I have is that the words are there to make a sentence, the sentence is there
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by haburka 2y ago
This really isn’t worth reading. The author is trying to stir up controversy without making substantive points. For example, the ES6 the author wrote is a scapegoat file with pretty bloated design that wouldn’t pass a code review. Additiona
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by haburka 2y ago
I saw one exploit where hikaru made the position very locked up, with essentially no way to progress the game without sacrificing. I don’t know if there are any exploits against alpha zero though. I found the video: https://youtu
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by haburka 2y ago
Insane that we are at the level of poverty where deconstructing infrastructure makes economic sense to people. It’s insane the amount of effort and shamelessness people are willing to go through for a few hundred bucks. When you consider ho
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by haburka 2y ago
Isn’t this a bit like irresponsible disclosure? Since this may be considered a security vulnerability. Although it’s all client side, I’m sure there’s some basis for a lawsuit here.
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by haburka 2y ago
The main thing I feel here is that generally people want the ability to have site specific preferences for dark mode / light mode and this doesn’t seem like it enables that. Also the problem it’s solving is not that big, it’s literally
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by haburka 2y ago
You didn’t have Rosie to automatically split up your changes and send them out yet?? That must have been rough. LSCs are way easier now
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by haburka 2y ago
Clearly GGP is great since it’s just a large rectangle
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by haburka 2y ago
This is pretty much a non issue since the crime requires locality and it’s really no different from vandalizing equipment, just with much steeper consequences. For example, sometimes kids shine laser pointers at helicopters. They get arrest
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by haburka 2y ago
I liked this article a lot and got excited because the issue resonated with me, and I wanted to see what the solution was. Then the article ended! Haha. Well apparently this is an unsolved problem in society. It would be interesting to run
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by haburka 2y ago
You can view TikTok’s that are just from your followed accounts quite easily. However, they’re not nearly as high quality because TikTok is pretty good at guessing which videos are better than others per audience. I think what Facebook did
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by haburka 2y ago
Amazing accidental perspective on how little the typical business person or journalist understands about programming and gen ai. You can see how they think the hard part of programming is writing code, which, of course, is false. The hard p
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by haburka 2y ago
I don’t think the US has a similar level of penetration. They don’t let people who smoke weed work for the federal government. Additionally, the pay and job is just worse than doing cyber security for big tech. This means any decent hackers
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by haburka 3y ago
The thinking you’re speaking of, namely that marketers are the ones calling the shots and causing disaster in order to generate controversy and therefore attention, is indistinguishable from paranoid delusions and conspiracy thinking. It’s
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by haburka 3y ago
This is like something you do in undergrad? It’s not easy but it’s not impressive in the slightest. Certainly not news worthy.
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by haburka 3y ago
You should check out what China did about landlords in the 20th century! It turns out that a lot of what you’re suggesting isn’t nearly as true as you might think. However there solution was a bit “break some eggs to make an omelet” but it
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by haburka 3y ago
Can’t actually view the paper without making an account apparently, does anyone have a link?

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