jddj

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by jddj 7mo ago
(It'd be for selling to them, not for hiring them)
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by jddj 7mo ago
> Don’t spec the process, spec the outcome. For this, which summarises vibe coding and hence the rest of the article, the models aren't good enough yet for novel applications. With current models and assuming your engineers are of a
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by jddj 8mo ago
I agree with you, I think. In the non-digital world people are regularly held at least partly responsible for the things they let happen through negligence. I could leave my car unlocked and running in my drive with nobody in it and if some
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by jddj 8mo ago
The conversation at the time was commonly along these lines. Powerful type systems won, for the most part, and most of the discussion fell away.
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by jddj 8mo ago
There has either been a marked uptick here on HN in the last week in generated comments, or they've gotten easier to spot.
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by jddj 8mo ago
Yeah. You're exactly right. No -- you're exactly right!
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by jddj 8mo ago
No
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by jddj 8mo ago
The inertia (or actively maintained status quo) in Europe towards the US platforms is massive. Anecdotally, I recently found myself in the local government building of a small European town. They run several free digitalisation classes for
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by jddj 8mo ago
You won't beat a good self-managed VPS with some docker containers unless you start adding criteria like SLAs and whatnot. Then you'll still not beat a good self-managed VPS but you'll have someone else to blame
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by jddj 8mo ago
> capitalism doesn't give a f8ck anyways It doesn't until suddenly it does. A glut of junk can eventually trigger a flight to quality. Sadly, possibly not on a timeline which works for a given individual.
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by jddj 8mo ago
Maybe it's unfair, unhelpful or overdone to call out llmisms, but if OP is reading this I stopped reading pretty quickly as a result of things like: > [CUE] does not just hold the text; it validates that the pieces actually fit. It
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by jddj 8mo ago
There are a few like this. You can bet on Jesus not coming back in the calendar year for a little pocket money. Funny, because a bit like the yes side of the civil war scenario, if JC comes back and someone is the sort of person to bet that
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by jddj 9mo ago
I'd be surprised to learn that backpacking is no longer singles-friendly
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by jddj 9mo ago
In Europe the per kg price of cocaine has apparently halved. If that's the case in the US as well, it could be that as a result there's more cocaine in the cocaine and fewer adulterants.
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by jddj 9mo ago
Fascinating. How many MRIs have you had? I get a break from constant availability from air travel, but that's slowly eroding as it becomes more connected.
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by jddj 10mo ago
> Watch Ubuntu boot from ZeroFS Love it
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by jddj 10mo ago
Awesome. Couple of unsolicited comments: first is that on mobile, the featured badge sits on top of the right facing arrow. Second is that the bubble level seems to be upside down? The bubble sinks rather than floats at least on my pixel
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by jddj 10mo ago
Just get a sim card from home with roaming and use that data to access govt things?
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by jddj 10mo ago
Pets.com buys 8M sq feet of datacenter realestate in a deal with Oracle's liquidators, which is reported to include fitting the racks with hamster wheels and feeders. Sets sights on 400B IPO
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by jddj 10mo ago
200+? What was the quality of the data like for the Western Sahara?
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by jddj 10mo ago
We use pocketbase for a lot of our internal LoB apps and it's been bulletproof. Saved us a lot of time and money. I'm a control freak and I like well defined endpoints with well defined performance characteristics, so the expressi
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by jddj 10mo ago
I can speak to this. It works, though if you need auth/authz you'll probably want to add some middleware to get a cookie flow working instead of the jwt approach PB uses by default. If I remember right, essentially you set the coo
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by jddj 10mo ago
A trillion in a money market fund @ 5% is 50B/year. Over the course of a few years (so as to not drive up the price of politicians too quickly) one could buy the top N politicians from most countries. From there on out your options are
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by jddj 10mo ago
> Meta projected 10% of its 2024 revenue would come from ads for scams and banned goods https://www.reuters.com/investigations/meta-is-earning-fortu...
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by jddj 10mo ago
Is shadowban an an option? I guess not for CSAM but for the lead up to that? It must be hard sometimes not to get quite a dim view of the world when pressed up against this part of it. Condolences.
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by jddj 10mo ago
This would make sense. And would make their repeatly taking the bait even more regrettable
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by jddj 10mo ago
It speaks to the medium that someone shouting nonsense can absorb so much of the thread
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by jddj 10mo ago
The DLR at some hours between some stops is practically a school bus. I guess it's possible they're small but not <12yo
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by jddj 10mo ago
Why? Plenty of elementary aged kids use the tube
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by jddj 11mo ago
JavaScript scripting by users inside frameworks / applications built in other languages. Similar to https://github.com/dop251/goja for Go or https://github.com/sebastienros/jint for .NET

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