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4mo ago
JWTs are for authenticating an already trusted system with another system. Using them as the primary source of truth is an anti-pattern like the blog post is actually saying.
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I recently made an npm package with a small C helper that runs in the background. The JS/TS code is 99.9% unit test covered and for sure "cleaner" code. Just my opinion though.
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4mo ago
My lived experience right now is a lot of super talented people around me using these tools all day every day to build awesome things and then there's the randos like you on HN who think they know better. Protip: You don't know sq
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4mo ago
Yea there's something called a phone book too.
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4mo ago
I inherited a box with dual Xeons and 256 GB of DDR4. I then ran several tests and benchmarks of the hardware with several models. I've been meaning to write a blog post but well whatever here's the md. https://gist.git
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4mo ago
I am right there with you. Mind-boggling. It's a indistinguishable from magic technology!! I tried running some basic tasks through Qwen with Opencode on a 10 year old dual Xeon server for shits and giggles. I gave it a simple task lik
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> Am I missing something? Yes. Literally an entire lifetime of context.
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What would actually happen is tax revenue would drop because the guy would hit the limit and quit followed by the company collapsing without anyone leading it. Commies will literally never learn.
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4mo ago
Taxes in California are quite low. That's why I moved here and purchased property.
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4mo ago
No one is revolting over even 80k. It's actually funny you would even suggest it. Good luck. I am not rooting for you.
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You misunderstand. He never would have done it here in the first place. And we would all be poorer for it. Whether he would have been successful elsewhere or not is entirely irrelevant. He could have retired like any one of us normies would
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4mo ago
You don't understand how incomes and the census data even works. When you set aside 401k and IRA money it doesn't show up as income. It actually lowers your taxable income for that year so instead of seeing 180k earned you might i
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4mo ago
The average person in my area makes like 250-350k between two professionals being a couple. They will have 25 peak earning years where they earn like 240k after taxes but only spend 100k so that extra 140k goes into IRA/401k, and other
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4mo ago
Enough is not for you to define. Or anyone. Please internalize that. It's part of something called freedom.
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My own wealth now would be unimaginable to myself when I lived in the USSR. Maybe don't look at the bottom for what should be. There's never any imagination there. I know better than most.
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4mo ago
It's not enough to build a data center these days. Or even run the government for a day these days it seems. Or are you saying salaries need to come down?
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4mo ago
Elon spent less than that to fund SpaceX and Tesla which are now bringing in money from abroad and therefore paying a lot more in taxes than whatever you would have collected from that 100 million. Now you can be a commie and seize more or
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4mo ago
In California that's only 100 homes. That's what's normal for us. Increased market efficiency should actually be lowering taxes, not increasing them just to make you feel good about yourself.
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I am very familiar with American student loans. I paid my 40k off in about 11 months by keeping my spending down that year. It was easy. I don't want to pay 15% of my income forever just because you can't budget. Also frankly your
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I don't think I've ever seen a head unit die. After market or otherwise. It's usually all those pesky moving parts in the front that go first.
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Everyone kinda ignores that you can now generate that text in any language at a whim and it will do a far better job than previous translation programs. What a huge improvement in efficiency.
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4mo ago
You forget that the college expense is temporary while the taxes are forever. And Germany still makes you get private insurance for medical. A single year of taxes in Germany based on my current American income would pay for all of that you
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4mo ago
There's lots of physical labor jobs that pay more. It's all about doing something others can't.
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I've been recently asking ChatGPT specific questions about the food places near me like who has toro on the menu when I look for sushi places. Then it occurred to me that I'm better off storing notes about each food place separate
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The head units themselves are very dated and simply could not run recent versions of Android. I have a 2020 and I'm always eyeing up the after market units which are all better in every way.
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Uh huh
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LMAO Why the fuck would I wanna install office on my mac.
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I get your point but the payload delivered to Mars was 3,893 kg. Entry/descent/landing system: aeroshell + heat shield + parachute + fueled descent stage / sky crane + Fueled Cruise Stage.
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> speed bumps work Yea. To slow you down. They don't prevent you from getting somewhere.
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Well you see when a daddy H100 and a mommy H100 meet....
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