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Show HN: Hotcore – Reverse proxy configured with command, not config files(judi.systems)
8 points by hsn915 1y ago|0 comments
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by hsn915 1y ago
This has been the case since the early 2000s, and much earlier too, probably. I had thought the industry has matured by now, but nope, still running the same old scripts!
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by hsn915 1y ago
The "It's just JavaScript, so the frontend guys can work on the backend" line has never made any sense to me. I think it's aimed at HR/recruiting. Companies tend to think in terms of specific skills when hiring. Som
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by hsn915 1y ago
I'd go so far as to say Sonnet 3.5 was better than 3.7 At least I personally liked it better.
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by hsn915 1y ago
Hence, "plateau"
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by hsn915 1y ago
I asked it a few questions and it responded exactly like all the other models do. Some of the questions were difficult / very specific, and it failed in the same way all the other models failed.
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by hsn915 1y ago
Is this something that the models from 4 months ago were not able to do?
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by hsn915 1y ago
I can't be the only one who thinks this version is no better than the previous one, and that LLMs have basically reached a plateau, and all the new releases "feature" are more or less just gimmicks.
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by hsn915 2y ago
Are you talking about full on translation, or just translating individual words? Yes macOS has builtin OCR, but what about the translation itself? You still need a cloud service for that. If you want to read Japanese but lookup words/k
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by hsn915 2y ago
Same. I decided to just go back to Sublime Text.
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Avoid Scrum(hasen.substack.com)
5 points by hsn915 2y ago|0 comments
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by hsn915 2y ago
Your take is very weird. He's shopping around. When something is out of his budget it's natural to not buy.
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by hsn915 2y ago
I think his complaint is not that he has to pay money per se, but having to pay several thousand dollars. That's a bit much for an independent developer.
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by hsn915 2y ago
Microsoft, as they have acquired both github and npm
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by hsn915 2y ago
The problem here is not npm or the package itself. The absurdity of 140k weekly downloads is a result of CI/CD practices. I'm probably in the minority here but I think npm and github should actively disallow (or atleast discourage
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by hsn915 2y ago
Cool. The only thing I was aware of is this one: "features": { "copilot": false }
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by hsn915 2y ago
SEEKING WORK | Japan | Remote Email: consult@judi.systems I am consulting as an architect for web development teams. Bridging the gap between product requirements and concrete implementation details. If your team is having problems completi
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Straight Forward Programming(hasen.substack.com)
1 points by hsn915 2y ago|0 comments
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by hsn915 3y ago
Yea, it's unfortunate. I also find their layout "framework"/API to be weird and counter intuitive.
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React forms without callbacks or hooks(hasen.substack.com)
3 points by hsn915 3y ago|0 comments
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by hsn915 3y ago
Also many of us were much younger, even teenagers, with little to no exposure to HR hell.
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by hsn915 3y ago
Sorry I'm not reallying buying this as an organic unforseen set of events. It all looks staged or planned by someone or something. The key to find out is to look for a business move that used to be illegal but now became legal due to t
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How to create a React app from scratch(hasen.substack.com)
2 points by hsn915 3y ago|0 comments
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by hsn915 3y ago
Communications is NOT like having things in your homes. It's like economic transactions, which the state already tracks.
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by hsn915 3y ago
> Marketing is an evil necessity Why are you labeling it as "evil"?
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by hsn915 3y ago
You are framing marketing activity as click baiting and being a clown. This is not a matter of fact. It's an emotional projection stemming from refusing to succeed. Martyr syndrome.
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by hsn915 3y ago
"I refuse to succeed!" To each their own, I guess?
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by hsn915 3y ago
> It seems to have only caught on because a lot of people felt adrift when it comes to Git and this was written far too authoritatively for what it is. My hypothesis is the design of the page and the images played a big role in convincin
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by hsn915 3y ago
Is "feature flag as a service" the new trend in backend development? Why would anyone replace a literal byte in memory with a full program? Why?
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by hsn915 3y ago
There's nothing special about flags that makes them more likely for an intern to delete by mistake. It's just code. If the team is so bad that an intern can mess things up, they will, and the mess will have nothing to do with feat

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