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   by hu3 2y ago

   and it's going to be summarized by AI to sound more legit.
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   by hu3 2y ago

   nodejs' v8 has millions of man hours spent in optimzation alone since half the internet frontend runs on v8, if not more. Go being garbage collected and still beating v8 is one hell of an achievement. If you need faster Go Http you&#x2
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   by hu3 2y ago

   A recent client uses bun in production. I'm told their dev experience with Bun is out of this world bonkers good because of speed and simplicity. Dev experience can play a big role long term. If your codebase and/or process sucks,
4. 964.▲
   by hu3 2y ago

   Isn't Vite faster and less complex? That's my impression.
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   by hu3 2y ago

   Sure. They don't include "node_modules" directory in their .gitignore file. So any third party code changes end up in git commits and are easily visible and reviweable. So running npm update/upgrade includes the code tha
6. 966.▲
   by hu3 2y ago

   A colleague of mine vendors npm dependencies to diff code between third party lib changes. Those are also covered in pull request reviews. Helps in cases like this.
7. 967.▲
   by hu3 2y ago

   Yeah I'm sure my 3 line comment is to blame for whatever damage AI does to the internet. I'll take the compliment anyway :)
8. 968.▲
   by hu3 2y ago

   Add simple version control to keep history of changes. Slap some workflow/approval process. And you have a product!
9. 969.▲
   by hu3 2y ago

   Soon enough AI will write most of blog/marketing HTML.
10. 970.▲
    by hu3 2y ago

    Jet Jazz Just Jupiter Jalapeno JNet and similar Jumbo Jambo
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    by hu3 2y ago

    You're the only one making that claim. Plus using a homemade alpha version of jQuery written by one dev leads to more bugs, not less.
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    by hu3 2y ago

    They probably spend more than that on her per year alone. I'm sure lawyers won't stop at $75k against a client worth billions.
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    by hu3 2y ago

    https://archive.ph/XRuOJ
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    by hu3 2y ago

    I don't see cooling in pictures. How can it keep an RTX 5090 reasonably cooled?
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    by hu3 2y ago

    Congrats you're reinventing jQuery. With a worse and more limited API. Plus jQuery is one of the most battle tested libraries in the world. That "ops" you made with classlist, you're bound to repeat these mistakes ad inf
16. 976.▲
    by hu3 2y ago

    It's probably not cost nearly as much as a M4 Max so I'd say no.
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    by hu3 2y ago

    160 knots? Google tells me: "Modern jets land between 120–150 kt. This depends on weight, weather conditions and several other factors." So even after scratching asphalt for 2/3 of the runway it was still faster than the norm
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    by hu3 2y ago

    I uninstalled when I found out it overwrote "code" command in WSL2 Ubuntu without my consent. "code" used to fire VS Code. My rationale is: what else do they think they can get away with in my system? VS Code Copilot Cha
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    by hu3 2y ago

    There's no modal at the bottom on mobile for me. So just 404. And why would someone flag that users message for stating a fact. People will click the link, see 404, and leave confused. That flagged message is useful.
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    by hu3 2y ago

    I like copilot for completing one liners. Also Copilot Chat in VSCode works like Cursor IDE if you provide #codebase in the prompt.
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    by hu3 2y ago

    This is great! Thank you for sharing. You put in good effort. And I'm glad it has been going well.
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    by hu3 2y ago

    Im glad for you. Would you mind sharing how you discover these positions?
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    by hu3 2y ago

    I'm on my phone so I can't open it now. Does it use Google App Script? Would be a way to gain extra power I think.
24. 984.▲
    by hu3 2y ago

    I went from zero monthly LinkedIn messages from recruiters to 2 in December. So one could say infinitely better? But realistically these contacts have little chance to materialize into a solid, well-paying job.
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    by hu3 2y ago

    > You intentionally cannot access the raw request object. However, you can access headers and cookies through server-only functions. You can also set cookies. > Layouts do not rerender. They can be cached and reused to avoid unnecessa
26. 986.▲
    by hu3 2y ago

    Indeed, I'm getting Cloudflare error "414 Request-URI Too Large" for this HN post which isn't large. But the URL bar was not the problem.
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    by hu3 2y ago

    Nice! Thank you! I just wonder if browsers will limit the amount of characters in URLs. If memory serves me, there was a limit. But it might be high enough to work fro most pages.
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    by hu3 2y ago

    IMO the value is more about market share of the browser than the engine.
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    by hu3 2y ago

    interesting so it didn't work for you unfortunately. Give me 2 minutes I'll try it and screenshot the result in both browsers. edit: you're right it requires the user to be logged in to crawl websites. Somehow in my test whil
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    by hu3 2y ago

    Related. This is the bookmark I use to summarize websites using ChatGPT: javascript:window.open('https://chatgpt.com/?q=summarize this page in 100 words: '+encodeURIComponent(window.location.href),'_blank