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by hdjrudni 8mo ago
You mean record onto tape?
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by hdjrudni 8mo ago
FTA > And while constellations like Starlink and Kuiper will eventually have optical relay capability, there's no confirmation that either will allow open access to their terminals. There have been successful demonstrations, but wi
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by hdjrudni 8mo ago
Right, and it would go and target them but a person would have to press the button to launch the missiles.
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by hdjrudni 8mo ago
Interesting. On https://account.jetbrains.com/licenses/assets I have a "Download" button and "Download a code for offline activation" and "Generate legacy license key" buttons.. I figured
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by hdjrudni 8mo ago
Right, the actual engineering part is hard. Typing out the code without botching syntax usually isn't very hard. Unless it's a C++ type with a dozen modifiers.
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by hdjrudni 8mo ago
Honestly, I think this the correct behavior. If it's technically possible for an agent to circumvent a security policy, it should . Telling it not do something via AGENTS.md was never secure. This is just an expedient way of pointing
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by hdjrudni 8mo ago
That's just because corporations got greedy and made their apps suck. Strip away the ads, the data harvesting, add back the power features, and we'll be happy again. I'm more willing than ever to pay a one-time fee good softw
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by hdjrudni 8mo ago
is 200ms actually an issue if you're just using it to display static content?
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by hdjrudni 8mo ago
I think you missed the other half of the sentence. It's not converging on 'immune' no matter how fast it improves.
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by hdjrudni 8mo ago
I really like how the did the sidenav scrolling.. I was trying to do the same thing on one of my sites the other month and couldn't figure it out. It's not merely sticky, if you make your window too small for it to fit, it does in
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by hdjrudni 8mo ago
How's it life changing though? You have to know the package name already to do that. And if you're sitting on npmjs looking at the package already, then you're one click away from Github. Furthermore... I don't host my p
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by hdjrudni 8mo ago
But why? npmjs.com is not slow and not something I need to interact with very often. And npmjs.com is still the authority when it comes to publishing packages, no? So I'd still have to use it.
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by hdjrudni 8mo ago
If you give them a free sandwich every day for 500 days.....yeah, you should probably tell them you're not coming tomorrow.
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by hdjrudni 8mo ago
Interesting. I use a paper notebook to but it's the opposite of detailed. I use one when I have several ideas in my head and I need to get them out before I forget some, or when I need to figure something out that's a wee bit too
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by hdjrudni 8mo ago
From the article, > I'm not talking about a specific kind of paper notebook. So no. Just a regular old paper notebook. Any kind will do.
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by hdjrudni 8mo ago
...yes? Does he need to create more than one language to take stance on library scope?
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by hdjrudni 8mo ago
Bjarne just visited us recently. The vibe I got from him is that the language has escaped him and he does not agree with all the things that did or didn't make into the language. But I suppose he's getting to that age where he wou
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by hdjrudni 8mo ago
Those are work tools. If you work for a company that uses them, you ought to have them installed on your work machine. This is not unreasonable. If your friends are using random apps, screw them. They'll find a way to get a hold of you
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by hdjrudni 8mo ago
I just sold my first solo(ish) business, so I can speak to this a bit. 'ish' because I had a partner, but he was non-technical. AI is a boon. I'm currently finding it works best in apps that have established patterns but aren
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by hdjrudni 8mo ago
The problem is that whole thing should have been its own script, which it coulda been with npm-run-all: https://github.com/mysticatea/npm-run-all/blob/HEAD/docs/npm... "scripts":{ "bu
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by hdjrudni 8mo ago
Sure... if you don't have a spouse, leave it with a sibling. I put my Bitcoin key in my brother's safe. And if you don't have a sibling or parent or best friend, you can usually rent a locker at a bank.
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by hdjrudni 9mo ago
Is that more or less absurd than making deals with our neighbours to share their electricity? Build some solar farms around the planet and then distribute it over wire. I honestly don't know the answer. I know there's some efficie
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by hdjrudni 9mo ago
They can run these things at 100% utilization for 3 years straight? And not burn them out? That's impressive.
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by hdjrudni 9mo ago
How dare you want your IDE to be integrated!
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by hdjrudni 9mo ago
I appreciate this (as a Windows user) but I'm also curious how necessary this was. Like I notice in Codex in PhpStorm it uses Get-Whatever style PowerShell commands but firstly, I have a perfectly working Git-Bash installed that's
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by hdjrudni 9mo ago
This might actually be another area language servers shine. As I understand it, the TS Language Server can do renames. Ergo, we ought to be able to have the LLM ask the lang server to do the rename instead of trying to do it itself. That&#x
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by hdjrudni 9mo ago
What does Sentry via MCP even mean? You want the LLM to call Sentry itself whenever it encounters an error?
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by hdjrudni 9mo ago
Doesn't have to be. I just revived one of my C++ GLFW app from 2009. Codex was able to help me get it running again and added some nice new features. I guess you get an Electron app if you don't prompt it otherwise. Probably becau
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by hdjrudni 9mo ago
Right, but then you're providing tangible value to the customer and thus it's warranted to charge again. The fairest thing to do is when a customer buys the software, they're entitled to that exact version forever. Or maybe 1
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by hdjrudni 9mo ago
Even in those basic examples, it probably would be useful. `cp` to a blank file? No problem. `cp` over an existing file? Yeah, I want to be warned. `rm` a single file? Fine. `rm /`? Maybe block that one.

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