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721.
by hu3 1y ago
The terms you're looking for are: vocal minority and bubble.
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by hu3 1y ago
I know probably 10 or more young PHP devs and zero Rust devs (regardless of age).
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by hu3 1y ago
Can't agree. These operations are near instant for me on telegram mobile and desktop. It's the fastest IM app for me by a magnitude.
724.
by hu3 1y ago
I can repeat the same question to AI all day and it is happy to help me.
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by hu3 1y ago
> The joins will be pruned by the query planner if they are not needed, so there is no need for conditional joins. I always wondered about this. How reliable is that in your experience? Thank you in advance.
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by hu3 1y ago
Same. I need a Windows machine for legacy .NET projects and the pro version just works. I think most problems stem from home versions of windows. Still prefer my Linux machine tho.
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by hu3 1y ago
That code would never pass a human pull request review. It doesn't even pass AI code review with a simple "review this code" prompt: https://chatgpt.com/share/68829f14-c004-8001-ac20-4dc1796c76... "
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by hu3 1y ago
One of my multi-region clients is also affected by Brazil GCP.
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by hu3 1y ago
> When Deno and Bun first came out, they promised a hard break from the Node ecosystem I don't think that's true for Bun. In fact Bun was planned to NOT break from Node ecosystem as much as possible: "Bun is designed as a
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by hu3 1y ago
First, most of the English speaking world is not native. "As of 2022, there were about 400 million native speakers of English. Including people who speak English as a second language, estimates of the total number of Anglophones vary f
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by hu3 1y ago
I was curious about how it works. It seems to be a wrapper for esbuild that transpiles typescript then calls your local node (it doesn't bundle nodejs). From https://tsx.is/faq : "tsx: Uses esbuild for fast compil
732.
by hu3 1y ago
This is why documenting is so crucial. Even on a software architecture level. A few months from now, I'd love to have written down decisions for my current project: - Why did I decided to use Kysely over Drizzle, Knex, Prisma, TypeORM
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by hu3 1y ago
Firefox could improve here too. They have telemetry on by default. I get it, it's very useful to understand what and how features are used. But it's a fine line to walk for a browser playing market share catch-up.
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by hu3 1y ago
Interesting. I have used look behind before without knowing their specifics. AI generated a regex and unit tests passed so I carried on with life. Searching for a simple explanation of how it works, I found this which also explains negative
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by hu3 1y ago
I believe most projects use VSCode because it is hard to build a cross platform code editor with plugin system. And if you're going to copy, might as well be the most popular editor to reduce user friction.
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by hu3 1y ago
I too like code generators. Keeps code standard and reduces human error. What programming language you like for that?
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by hu3 1y ago
Interesting. How large is the project?
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by hu3 1y ago
Yeah, with due respect, calling a popular app developer a "software legend" is a disservice to the likes of Fabrice Bellard (FFmpeg, QEMU, QuickJS).
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by hu3 1y ago
I work on a system for a client that averages 50 requests per second but handles 6k req/s during peaks and we have SLA of P99% <= 50ms. So I'd say per day is not very meaningful.
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by hu3 1y ago
Sounds suspicious to me. At a quick glance, most benchmarks show only 50% to 60% single threaded improvement between M1 and M4. That wouldn't explain compilation times going from 6 minutes to 2 minutes.
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by hu3 1y ago
Interesting, M1 Max took 6 minutes and M1 Air took 11 minutes according to this article: https://corrode.dev/blog/tips-for-faster-rust-compile-times/...
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by hu3 1y ago
> Copy paste that phrase on every piece of content to save you a click? Yes please.
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by hu3 1y ago
Quick, someone use AI to scan the codebase and explain the decision tree of Copilot Chat with regards how it handle prompts and responses.
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by hu3 1y ago
> Server side means an excuse to not improve model handling everywhere you can... How so if efficiency is key for datacenters to be competitive? If anything it's the other way around.
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by hu3 1y ago
What would they use for networking if not Go?
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by hu3 1y ago
You realize the author is compiling a Rust webserver for a static website right? They are already long past the point of "complicate things unnecessarily". A simple Dockerfile pales in comparison.
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by hu3 1y ago
That is what they are doing. It's a 2 stage Dockerfile. First stage compiles the code. This is good for isolation and reproducibility. Second stage is a lightweight container to run the compiled binary. Why is the author being attacked
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by hu3 1y ago
From the article, the goal was not to simplify, but rather to modernize: > So instead, I'd like to switch to deploying my website with containers (be it Docker, Kubernetes, or otherwise), matching the vast majority of software deplo
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by hu3 1y ago
Perhaps it doesn't crash for you but... https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=true&que...
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by hu3 1y ago
There are great salaries in all spectrums of technology. As for calling XCode a "nice developer experience", I can only attribute to stockholm syndrome, lack of experience with better tools or both.

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