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by ibash 2y ago
April fools?
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by ibash 2y ago
> this is not something an engineer tasked with fixing an outage should be making the decision on I don’t get this at all. I’d much prefer a team of highly empowered and highly responsible engineers than impotent engineers who need hand
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by ibash 2y ago
Middleware runs server side doesn't it? tbh I haven't used nextjs middleware. But in many frameworks have used middleware that provides overarching access control. For example having all routes under `/admin/*` automatic
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by ibash 2y ago
Maybe. There’s also folks that pair because they’re a crutch for one or two other engineers. The other engineers never improve or are let go, but softly slow down the team. There’s also the folks that pair because their code doesn’t make se
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by ibash 2y ago
That’s not a good excuse
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by ibash 2y ago
Why shouldn’t middleware be responsible for access control?
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by ibash 2y ago
Engineers that only rely on docs never reach their full potential. Reading the source is a must. I think junior devs often don’t realize they should be reading the source of the libraries they use.
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by ibash 2y ago
It wasn’t clear to me what “u’re” was and I wouldn’t have understood without the comment. I’m a native English speaker.
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by ibash 2y ago
I replaced my chromecast with a wiim pro earlier this year. So far the wiim is just as reliable and hassle free.
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by ibash 2y ago
This could be a historical accident. Early models were censored, making uncensored releases have bad optics. If the first models had been uncensored, no one would care if another was added.
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by ibash 2y ago
Yes > If you want to prompt with more than one image, you must include a <start_of_image> tag for each image included in your prompt. From here: https://github.com/google/generative-ai-docs/blob/78688
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by ibash 2y ago
There's a similar trend in devtools that's absolutely frustrating.
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by ibash 2y ago
Lol at the cover image.
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by ibash 2y ago
Modern heroku. The toolset is standard for web these days (eg docker, etc) but you don’t need to roll your own devops. It might be hard to understand the value prop because it seems like a commodity… but that’s exactly the value prop: a com
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by ibash 2y ago
Because it’s actively harmful.
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by ibash 2y ago
Pick the team that most impresses you with their expertise. That sounds like the robotics company.
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by ibash 2y ago
You should ask them if they want you playing doctor. I have a chronic disease, not fatal, and totally manageable. But the most annoying thing is when someone finds out and suddenly pretends to be the expert. Of course my doctors and I inves
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by ibash 2y ago
Electronics is not for you
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by ibash 2y ago
3d printers haven’t changed that much… they’ve gotten easier to use, sure, but the materials and quality we’re printing is about the same as 10 years ago.
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by ibash 2y ago
State is not the enemy. Encapsulated and managed state is just fine.
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by ibash 2y ago
Would you mind sharing which readings you found most useful in that review?
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by ibash 2y ago
That’s okay, I hardly have one, anyway.
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by ibash 2y ago
Oh no! Is it that time of year again?
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by ibash 2y ago
Go with polars, you can always convert a polars data frame back when needed.
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by ibash 2y ago
Who wants to guess how long until hn censors this?
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by ibash 2y ago
The split isn’t on intent. It’s on effectiveness. In one camp is ineffective philanthropy pretending to be effective. In the other camp is actually effective philanthropy. What makes is problematic is when the ineffective philanthropist is
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by ibash 2y ago
Link to the actual paper: https://psycnet.apa.org/fulltext/2023-53285-001.pdf?auth_tok...
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by ibash 2y ago
Hono is fantastic and I’m very glad it’s catching on. For my last project I chose hono over trpc and ts-rest because I couldn’t figure out how to get the trpc and ts-rest type system to play nice with my other libraries. I’m happy to see mo
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by ibash 2y ago
surprise! it's been there for decades: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web_SQL_Database
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by ibash 2y ago
The flip side is it’s bad for actually getting focused work done.

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