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by hobofan 8mo ago
Anecdotally I've heard from my biochem circle of friends, that many institutions (at least in Germany) are still quite particular when it comes to lab notebooks. Especially ones that strongly monetize on patents, e.g. Frauenhofer. They
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by hobofan 9mo ago
The corner radius discussed in the article is utopian and also only works in street layouts that prioritize car driveability over everything else. A "properly rounded corner" at an intersection as alluded in the article is one tha
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by hobofan 9mo ago
Then you would just un-vouch them? I don't see how its easy to game on that front.
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by hobofan 9mo ago
> stripe Stripe has always been a Ruby-heavy company.
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by hobofan 9mo ago
> We're fortunate to live in a democratic, capitalistic country where we can fight through the courts ... and the one with more capital has an outsized chance of winning - which is us. <insert evil laughter>
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by hobofan 9mo ago
All that you say is true in a world (or for product categories) that has reached a technological plateau. The point about household appliances that I was trying to make wasn't about individual appliances decaying (= breaking down), but
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by hobofan 9mo ago
> What exactly are they losing by just letting Animate be? Maintenance cost (which you claim doesn't exist) of the engineers that they are planning to staff on other project they are assuming will be more profitable. Of course that&
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by hobofan 9mo ago
> unwilling to call a product "done" Unlike modern physical products, software often has a contiguous lineage, with less individual hard cuts between releases, that e.g. necessitate setting up a new production line for each ite
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by hobofan 9mo ago
> But even so, why would that make Adobe Animate unprofitable? Sorry, I wasn't precise with my wording. What I meant to say was "less profitable than the perceived AI opportunities they could do with the same engineers".
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by hobofan 9mo ago
How did liquid glass break your Web UI?
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by hobofan 9mo ago
> Just today I saw a report of Adobe discontinuing a tool in use by professionals because it is done and they don’t know what else to add. Yeah, I'm sure the reason stated by the customer support is the real one, and not the lack of
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by hobofan 9mo ago
I'm not intimately familiar with Wireguard, but there are some things that are almost universally applicable: - It should run on an maintained OS (which should run on available hardware), so whatever changes are necessary to keep pace
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by hobofan 9mo ago
"make me a sandwich" has been a saying to dismiss women for decades before the xkcd comic existed.
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by hobofan 9mo ago
Yes, I'm sure they also founded a whole foundation[0] to do that just for "attention and kudos". [0]: https://trifectatech.org/
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by hobofan 9mo ago
Perpetuating misogyny as the mascot of one of the most used pieces of software. Yay!
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by hobofan 9mo ago
"Done" software is a myth they tell to young developers so that they can sleep easy at night.
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by hobofan 9mo ago
Until a few days ago (when I switched to Codex), I would have agreed. My workflow was "thoroughly written issues" -> plan -> implement. Without the plan step, there is a high likelyhood that Claude Code (both normal or with
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by hobofan 9mo ago
Ah, nice! I also just tried to look up how the official Chainguard images are built, and while the are open source they are less straightforward to follow. I was looking into how to create more secure container image and this looks like a g
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by hobofan 9mo ago
Isn't this mostly the same thing that Chainguard already provides themselves? E.g. the "Free" images on their page [0] have a big overlap with the toolchains from your repo. [0]: https://images.chainguard.dev
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by hobofan 9mo ago
People don't care if LLMs were involved if the output is good. If you are just using it to create bottom of the barrel slop like this is when it's a problem.
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by hobofan 9mo ago
AI slop, or on a quality level with it. For making such bold claims in a supposedly data-driven way the data is very flimsy and badly cited. The citations are not even discoverable via the stated names and contents possibly hallucinated. If
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by hobofan 9mo ago
In my experience many OTEL libraries are aweful to use and most of the "official" ones are the worst offenders as the are largely codegened. That typically makes them feel clunky to use and they exhibit code patterns that are non-
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by hobofan 9mo ago
This is from November 2025. I suspect it was reposted due to the news[0] of Tesla discontinuing their other models and the Model Y being one of the remaining two (besides the Model 3). [0]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?
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by hobofan 9mo ago
> That is a very long time for this technology at it's current rate of development. Yes, as long as that gap stays consistent, there is no problem with building on ~9 months old tech from a business perspective. Heck, many companies
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by hobofan 9mo ago
It allows you to download Patreon-exclusive videos for e.g. viewing it on a flight, similar to how Youtube does it. It's literally the only reason I have it installed as an app. I've never seen a PWA do that feature well.
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by hobofan 9mo ago
> I am not sure what to make if your question. They are asking for a quantification of improvement. "better" predictions could range from "only experts notice" to "the daily/7 day weather is now noticeably m
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by hobofan 9mo ago
~1.2 million global deaths per year due to motor vehicle accidents say otherwise.
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by hobofan 9mo ago
> I see you have a dockerfile.combined - is this built and served via gh artifacts? I can try it out. Our recommended way of deploying is via Helm[0] with latest version listed here[1]. > with the services expanding to fill enterprise
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by hobofan 9mo ago
If you are looking for a open source Chat WebUI with support for OIDC, maybe you are interested in the one we are building?[0] We are leveraging oauth2-proxy for the login here, so it should support all OIDC-compliant IDPs, and there are so
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by hobofan 9mo ago
That's only a small portion of what the video is about.

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