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ivanjermakov
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Standard library is up to the TC39 committee, not a VC-funded all-in-one JS runtime owned by Anthropic.
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You'd be surprised on what general public can go to save $5.
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Not sure if they still do, but a couple years ago prices in the app were lower than on the website. And they promoted installing it to save money.
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2mo ago
Personal computing has been in a sad state for a while now. Only "PC enthusiasts" were gamers. Rest of the population uses their phone 18hrs a day and seldomly use PC for Excel tasks at work.
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2mo ago
StackOverflow is really not great at handling questions for which the right answer changes over time. I guess it doesn't matter since SO is dead anyway: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46482345
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> keep essential devices running when the power goes out I guess it's very location-specific, but I haven't had a power outage longer than 1 minute in the past 5 years.
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GitHub is a git server as a service.
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PSA: git repo can be hosted without a "provider" and any ssh address is a valid origin url: https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2/Git-on-the-Server-Setting-Up-... https://www.youtube.com/wa
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2mo ago
I have a habit of reading the source code via github web interface instead of cloning and reading it in a much more comfy text editor. Today I was forced to clone one because of "the incident". Which is a good thing.
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Don't get me started on "like and subscribe".
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Why Are Scientists So Bad at Naming Things? [video]
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https://www.openscope.co/
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Jolt Physics: https://github.com/jrouwe/JoltPhysics
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Twitter/X pioneered the space of "I'd rather close the tab".
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2mo ago
Yep, LLMs excel here because most of the time analogous solution is already in the codebase. Most of my initial promtps include "look how it's done in X and do the same".
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I'm yet to work on an enterprise project where programming is beyond simple validation, simple SQL, simple sheduling, simple mapping, simple error handling. Might be more about web backend than the whole field, but the challenge always
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Pay to change logo??? Just fork Anubis and remove one div... It's not SaaS first software, you're expected to deploy it on your web server.
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2mo ago
I think it's pretty common in software companies to maintain own custom fork of an open-source tool/library.
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Remembering times when JetBrains was about carefully crafted Java intellisense. And I don't think demand for such tools is gone.
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2mo ago
Not exactly what you're asking, but they have a way to test their ACL policies: https://tailscale.com/docs/reference/syntax/policy-file#test...
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I'm surprised installing native software is still commonplace. At least in a world of gaming and professional software it's coming from reputable source, but when it comes to PC enthusiasts we've been walking on thin ice for
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2mo ago
I don't think it was mentioned, but the algorithm would be different based on the behavior of the majority. In some buildings most traffic is either up from lobby or down to lobby, e.g. it's very rare for people to go from floor 5
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Elevator algorithm I'm used to always goes up from lobby and always goes down from any other floor. Meaning that it goes all the way to the highest order and picks orders top-down until reaching lobby. Only exception is going to underg
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You will like https://www.zachtronics.com/
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> Generic types such as List<T> and Comparable<T> can be instantiated with value classes as the type arguments. > JEP 218, Generics over Primitive Types (with revisions), will allow generic classes and methods to specializ
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Building Hollywood Motion Capture from Scratch
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GitHub needs to make it easier to see vibeware. At least Claude Code adds itself as a commit co-author and it's being shown as a collaborator.
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> but HN loves it There is popular sentiment on HN that CF is making internet worse by being a core infrastructure element most websites use.
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CLAUDE.md is not only uppercase for no reason, they didn't even tried to hide it with dot prefix. Sorry, I don't want to be an ad banner for your product.
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2mo ago
There is also a Blik feature to pay in one click - merchant remembers your payment and allows making subsequent payment without code, just by confirming transaction via banking app.
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