hamasho

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by hamasho 2y ago
I think GP meant no harm for those corporations.
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by hamasho 2y ago
> 1. Unsolicited advice is always criticism. This is important to me. Especially when I become a senior, my opinion without much thought can be taken as a criticism and make others irritated or insecure.
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by hamasho 2y ago
Yes, but it's also nice to edit the callee immediately after editing a caller. I sometimes edit the caller first. Following the flow of caller -> callee -> other callers makes editing code easier.
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by hamasho 2y ago
Wow, this looks wonderful! I want this to integrate well with type checkers. For example, if I edit a TypeScript function and it causes several type errors, it's nice to open all files and jump to the errors. If more edits cause other
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by hamasho 2y ago
You may get the point. My background as a Japanese in my 30s may affect how I perceive those periods. I have feelings for the 40s because WWII is mentioned often. For the 80s, even though I wasn't born yet, many people talk about it as
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by hamasho 2y ago
It's funny that for me it feels right to associate the 20s with 2020 and the 40s with 1940, but somehow, the 30s is very foreign, and I can't think of 1930 or 2030 either.
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by hamasho 2y ago
I recently watched John Oliver's video[1] about the "pig butchering" scam. It's a brutal scheme where scammers invest months in building fake relationships, gain a ton of trust, and then rob all of their money. Even thou
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by hamasho 2y ago
I've been trying to stop my nihilistic and pessimistic views, cause they don't actually help improve things, but help me cope with injustice without getting hurt. But events like this really hit me. I don't need to be unreali
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by hamasho 2y ago
Yet another JS framework, and it looks great. I've only skimmed the doc, but I already like its simplicity. But I have a mixed opinion on the big Context object. It may help to write less verbose code, but it can also cause OOP's
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by hamasho 2y ago
Do people use Next.js as an API server too? In all the projects I've joined, we've only used Next.js as a static frontend framework and dev tool built on top of React. We never touched the SSR feature, just used it as a static sit
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by hamasho 2y ago
What I learned from my weight loss journey is that good sleep does wonders for my brain. It helps me remember my long-term goals and resist those pesky urges for sugary, fatty snacks. Plus, when I'm well-rested, my brain seems to actua
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by hamasho 2y ago
Most of this advice has already clicked with me, but this part: > If you can't easily explain why something is difficult, then it's incidental complexity, which is probably worth addressing That's a real eye-opener. Hope I
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by hamasho 2y ago
> What does that even mean? Supposedly these agencies already know what they're tasked with, no? If not... well I mean that's straight up irresponsible. It's unrealistic to expect agencies to implement flawless regulations
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by hamasho 2y ago
Interesting! And it looks much sane compared to LangChain. Question: do almost all LLM APIs have the same roles "user", "assistant", and "system"?
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by hamasho 2y ago
What happened to MS Office and copilot integration? They gave impressive demos[1] showing users create high-quality PowerPoint with good design and content just by prompting a few sentences more than one year ago. I don't have Copilot
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by hamasho 2y ago
I want an option to manage all env in a single file using a TOML like format like this. [local] API_KEY=local-key API_SECRET=local-secret DB=postgresql://username:password@localhost:5432/database_name [production]
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by hamasho 2y ago
Thanks, I was a bit confused about what Project means. It's funny that they don't organize the document, instead they just put what it is[1] and how to use it[2] on the entire Claude FAQ page[3] which is also not categorized. It&#
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by hamasho 2y ago
> Material Design is focusing on support for Google's large-scale internal Wiz framework, and has reassigned the engineers working on Material Web Components. This places MWC into maintenance mode. This shows that even widely used o
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by hamasho 2y ago
It's not a feature, but I like websites without sticky headers or footers. I hate seeing it on mobile, but I don't like it even on desktop. The worst is the sticky side button overlapping the main content. A few years ago, I somet
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by hamasho 2y ago
Your comment reminds me of the video "All My Homies Hate Skrillex - A Story About What Happened with Dubstep (Reupload)". It's a rant about how the original Dubstep was created and developed from the passion and use of a mini
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by hamasho 2y ago
Well, coffee shops and restaurants haven't quite figured out how to manipulate customers for maximum profit like social media has. They might play fast music to get people to eat quicker or put some pricey items on the menu to make eve
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by hamasho 2y ago
Yeah, but they can force the click and use conversion rate to measure the effectiveness of the ad campaign
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by hamasho 2y ago
This might be satire, but I'm genuinely surprised that clicking the ad links is not yet mandatory to keep using services.
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by hamasho 2y ago
I'm not familiar with that era, but I think cell phones back then were more focused on hardware and brute-force style development than sophisticated software. It's unbelievable how tough it was to survive the NTT Docomo's R&a
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by hamasho 2y ago
There are some sweet spots where local tech companies can compete in markets even though their products are worse. But there's nothing close to Google Search or iPhone.
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by hamasho 2y ago
As a Japanese, I hope this will challenge the dominance of those IT giants. They should be subject to anti-trust regulations in the first place, but I think it won't happen soon, so I'm glad they are taking action. That said, I&#x
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by hamasho 2y ago
I think sometimes encouraging business people to make SQL queries themselves can be beneficial if the database schema is well-defined. When I worked for an ad-tech company, we built an ETL system to convert our messy, complex, and technical
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by hamasho 2y ago
This is very interesting! One thing I really want but missing in Jupyter is a straightforward auto-completion integrated with something like Copilot. I'm spoiled by the "just-mashing-Tab development", where I just type a few
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by hamasho 2y ago
I hope this experiment turns out great. But honestly, I think we should win this just because we want, not because it boosts productivity. AFAIK, when the five-day workweek became the norm, it was partly because of labor shortage and powerf
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by hamasho 2y ago
I wonder are there linters to detect those types of mistakes for SQLAlchemy. Even though I'm aware of such pitfalls, it's nice if linters can catch them cause I'm not confident to cache them all the time during code review. S

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