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by jhatemyjob 5mo ago
tl;dr If you don't use ngx_http_rewrite_module, you're fine Honestly it's such a weird feature, if you're doing complicated redirects like this in nginx where PCRE is necessary, you should do it in your application code.
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by jhatemyjob 6mo ago
Same. But I agree with the parent, I always got the vibe it was a giant racket between public schools and TI. Writing code for it was probably cool back in the 80s-90s but it's so dated now.
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by jhatemyjob 6mo ago
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by jhatemyjob 6mo ago
I mean it's not complete nonsense, but yeah, doing it for security reasons sounds like BS. I actually thought this was going to be about how AI makes it super easy for someone to steal all their code and fold it into their own compet
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by jhatemyjob 6mo ago
I'm sorry but I'm having a really hard time understanding what you're saying. The first sentence I cannot understand at all. As for the second sentence, I think you might be confused about my usage of the term "Alphabet
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by jhatemyjob 6mo ago
So in that case, the system has access to the plaintext, therefore the Alphabet boys have access to it as well. Unless, of course, you believe Apple isn't cooperating with them. Am I missing something here? Maybe I'm missing a sub
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by jhatemyjob 6mo ago
I'm confused. You mean the iOS system notification would display the decrypted message in plaintext? Or do you mean the iOS system notification would display the encrypted message (i.e. it would be unreadable)?
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by jhatemyjob 7mo ago
Good eye.
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by jhatemyjob 7mo ago
You are correct. I jumped the gun there, a little bit.
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by jhatemyjob 7mo ago
Gotcha thanks for that info. Yeah that's insane. You have to read the description of a YouTube video to understand what a project on Github is doing. There is no architecture here.
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by jhatemyjob 7mo ago
This is definitely not worth using. It doesn't even say what hypervisor its using. Is it using QEMU? Docker? Podman? Lima? Colima? And also this chart is super weird: Solution Latency HiDPI Native Integration Setup Complexi
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by jhatemyjob 7mo ago
And with the R&D that went into the Steam Frame, the difference between x64 and arm64 is becoming negligible. You can target x64 Windows and can reasonably expect it to run on Android via Winlator.
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by jhatemyjob 7mo ago
If it wasn't for NeXT and Valve we would still be in the dark ages. Linux sucked for gaming until Valve poured all that money into Wine. I started with Windows 98. Didn't experience OSX until 2010. 9 years wasted.
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by jhatemyjob 7mo ago
Windows was so bad that it made the web bad. Imagine the world we'd be in today if Internet Explorer never existed.
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by jhatemyjob 7mo ago
Yep that's from the same comment I quoted. Decent chance it's not even a real person.
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by jhatemyjob 7mo ago
The people glazing these tools can't design systems. I have this founder friend who I've known for decades, he knows how to code but he isn't really interested in it; he's more interested in the business side and mostly
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by jhatemyjob 7mo ago
Similar experience. I use these AI tools on a daily basis. I have tons of examples like yours. In one recent instance I explicitly told it in the prompt to not use memcpy, and it used memcpy anyway, and generated a 30-line diff after thinki
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by jhatemyjob 7mo ago
that's more or less what carmack said in the tweet in the OP, no?
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by jhatemyjob 7mo ago
> those were to allay fears of my partners to allow me to make the gift I respect Carmack so much more now. I always scratched my head why he made Quake GPL. It was such a waste. Now it doesn't matter anymore. I so thankful copyleft
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by jhatemyjob 7mo ago
Yea, it's better to not feed the troll. I'm kind of shocked AndyKelley took the bait.
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by jhatemyjob 7mo ago
I unironically want this service to exist. The GNU GPL "is a tumor on the programming community, in that not only is it completely braindead, but the people who use it go on to infect other people who can't think for themselves.&q
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by jhatemyjob 7mo ago
It seems hostile to you, but surely you can see what he's replying to is way more hostile and passive aggressive?
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by jhatemyjob 8mo ago
When I hit that part I was like.... you don't enjoy the work. It has nothing to do with AI. One way or another you're gonna get smoked by the ones who actually like doing this stuff. There's good money in the fitness industry
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by jhatemyjob 8mo ago
> We built a custom hardware-accelerated renderer on WebCodecs / WebGL2, there’s no server-side rendering, no plugins, everything runs in your browser (client-side). Aight imma head out. Holy moly.
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by jhatemyjob 8mo ago
They don't have access to the same information as us. There's another comment that replied to you who brought up enshittification. I guarantee you he has not read the blog post by apenwarr. Or even knows who apenwarr is.
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by jhatemyjob 8mo ago
It seems to think there's valet, combined with the redditor anti-car pro-walkable-cities ideology.
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by jhatemyjob 8mo ago
I agree they're right to be scared. The culture has regressed. When I was a teenager / in my early 20s I didn't really believe that was possible, and I thought the older folks were just bitter. But now that I'm older and
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by jhatemyjob 8mo ago
You mean those people in the 90s? Sacramento, mostly. Lake Shasta goes hard.
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by jhatemyjob 8mo ago
It's by design. If you listen to the rhetoric of David Sacks et al, they are saying that American intellectual property law is holding us back and we need to rethink it in order to compete with China. Large AI models are the Trojan hor
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by jhatemyjob 9mo ago
Looks like they laid off a bunch of bean counters. Raw skills are still in demand

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