hdjrudni

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by hdjrudni 10mo ago
I did this, but I used rsync, and you can tell rsync to use the previous ver as the basis so it wouldn't even need to upload everything all over again. Super duper quick to deploy. I put that in a little bash script so.. I don't k
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by hdjrudni 10mo ago
How does one person talk to another person who named a thing? Well, you can either meet in person and use your mouths, or you can pick up a phone.... (I'm genuinely confused by the "How?" question)
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by hdjrudni 10mo ago
> If a server gets inputs it doesn't recognize If you just slap in Zod, the server will drop the extra inputs. If you hate Zod, it's not hard to design a similar thing. > or if client and server disagree that a field is opti
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by hdjrudni 10mo ago
I wanted to refute you but you're right. It's not a security benefit. With GQL the server is supposed to null out the fields that the user doesn't have access to, but that's not automagic or an inherent benefit to GQL. Y
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by hdjrudni 10mo ago
Pruning the response would help validate your response schema is correct and that is delivering what was promised. But you're right, if you have version skew and the client is expecting something else then it's not much help. You
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by hdjrudni 10mo ago
Sure, maybe you compile away the query for production but the server still needs to handle all the permutations.
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by hdjrudni 11mo ago
But it does have a verifiable output, no more or less than HTML+CSS. Not sure what you mean by "input" -- it's not a function that takes in parameters if that's what you're getting at, but not every app does.
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by hdjrudni 11mo ago
Yeah, I was very confused why it wasn't accepting my grep at first.
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by hdjrudni 11mo ago
Vivaldi allows quite a bit of customization...
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by hdjrudni 11mo ago
Yeesh.. I've definitely tried using break-after and being disappointed it didn't work properly. The amount of hoops I had to jump through to get things to print properly on paper...
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by hdjrudni 11mo ago
> While it is cautious in accessing sensitive files, there’s no enforcement. I don't understand why this isn't a day 0 feature. Like... what? I was hacking together my own CLI coding agent and... like just don't give it sh
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by hdjrudni 11mo ago
> you will need to maintain mappings of price ids to your plans I think you're overvaluing how much work this is. For years I just created the plans in Stripe and then manually copied them over into my database. If you're small
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by hdjrudni 11mo ago
I don't know if big companies even know how to make web apps. Honestly. Which is extra insane to me because there's so much investment in web technologies. On my team at $BigTech there's like 1 or 2 people out of 30 people on
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by hdjrudni 11mo ago
> I suppose the cloud storage is nice, but you can do much better; Google gives you double that for the same price ($99/yr). Nuh uh. I get 6TB of OneDrive for $100/yr*. Granted, it's across 6 accounts. For $100, I get 2TB
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by hdjrudni 11mo ago
What's more -- how long can they keep the lid on AGI? If anyone actually cracks it... surely competitors are only a couple months behind. At least that seems to be the case with every new model thus far.
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by hdjrudni 11mo ago
Aren't you contradicting yourself? To even be considering all the various models, the switching cost can't be that large. I think the issue here isn't really that it's "hard to switch" it's that it's
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by hdjrudni 11mo ago
It's amusing but I'm not sure I understand the point. Wouldn't it be better to use that bandwidth for more sensor data?
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by hdjrudni 11mo ago
That's an easy fix if you wait for the slowest one and pop them both in at the same time, no?
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by hdjrudni 11mo ago
That's unfortunate because I have a bunch of photos with handwritten German on the back that I need to transcribe, and seeing as that I can't read German I can't really do it by myself either.
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by hdjrudni 11mo ago
If it's what I'm thinking, that one isn't too bad. I wrote it awhile back: export async function promiseAll<T extends Record<string, Promise<any>>>(promises: T): Promise<{ [K in keyof T]: Awaited&lt
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by hdjrudni 11mo ago
Past-me was so dumb. Asked a lot of rookie questions. It's the one little piece of evidence that maybe I have actually learned a little something in the past 10 years.
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by hdjrudni 11mo ago
That comic doesn't appear to be dated but I'm sure it's been at least 5 years, so that checks out.
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by hdjrudni 11mo ago
CSV has too many features. I recently found out the hard way that line breaks are allowed inside values, so you can't actually read CSV line-by-line. Or maybe not enough features, because there's no other way to define a lineb
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by hdjrudni 11mo ago
Why do you and the author want 'defined ordering'? I don't think I've wanted that in a config language. I rely on it a tiny bit in PHP. In JS, if order matters, I just use an array, and it's really never been a big
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by hdjrudni 11mo ago
Nice article. I've definitely moved the clock to 6. And I remember toying with the idea of 9 but I think for a different purpose, I don't remember what. Never did get that far though, I'm acutely aware that tooling is also im
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by hdjrudni 11mo ago
Impressive. I've also been using gmail since beta. I'm only at 27,980 unread.
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by hdjrudni 11mo ago
The problem isn't hiring/paying the voice actors, it's that the NPC can say anything. It's not pre-scripted.
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by hdjrudni 1y ago
> That's the thing here: he has it running for hours presumably without any ball jumping out. You can see a ball on the ground at the end of the video :-)
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by hdjrudni 1y ago
> The entire language spec is available in one html file though so you can have a little better success feeding that for context. This is what I've started doing for every library I use. I go to their Github, download their docs, an
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by hdjrudni 1y ago
> I'm just trying to understand why you posted this. It's generically true. Any company can change anything at any point. May as well just pack it up boys. Yes, any SaaS can change any feature at any time. Some companies have d

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