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by jmaw 4mo ago
> I am sorry but I can’t use any US AI if I don’t have the guarantee that I will be able to use it tomorrow. To be fair this is every commercial model. We have already seen GHCP increase prices by anywhere from 10-100x (depending on usag
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by jmaw 4mo ago
Where is it forbidden by the standard? I don't see anything in the GET definition in RFC 9110 [1] forbidding that. My understanding was that this is just undefined behavior. And not recommended due to your point about some third-party
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by jmaw 4mo ago
Does `--no-verify` override the restriction via hooks, or are there some kind of server-side hooks that can be used?
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by jmaw 4mo ago
I may be the exception, but if I plan to work on non-work related stuff while traveling I absolutely take my personal laptop. I've done this when traveling to my HQ, as well as taking both work and personal laptops on personal vacation
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by jmaw 4mo ago
Or Angular, if caring about Google
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by jmaw 4mo ago
Wait did it actually say "Good luck" in the error message? If so that is hilarious
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by jmaw 4mo ago
Lol, this site got blocked by my company's network filtering for the reason "games". So you're not the only person/thing that thinks this xD
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by jmaw 4mo ago
non-paywalled: http://archive.today/sNf0I
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by jmaw 4mo ago
What do you mean by this? Does the app have a way of showing you new things in familiar areas?
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by jmaw 4mo ago
Any tips on how you unsloppify things? Are you using things like claude.md/copilot.md (or similar) to guide better, do you have specific types of prompts that you run, or do you adjust your code review practices in some way to more eff
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by jmaw 4mo ago
I've definitely shot my own foot off in the past by implementing things in a rockstar manner. In my case, it typically involves me over-abstracting something that really doesn't need it. Or building something for use-cases that ne
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by jmaw 4mo ago
Do you have any examples that you've generated from standup-to-comics? I didn't see anything in the repo, and would like to see some examples before spending the time to set up myself :)
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by jmaw 4mo ago
"To show the powerful adhesion of flex-seal, I sawed this space station in half!"
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by jmaw 4mo ago
They need Phil Swift, "To show the powerful adhesion of flex-seal, I sawed this space station in half!"
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by jmaw 4mo ago
This feels like a vibe-coded dashboard that someone made just because they could and with AI it is much cheaper/quicker to create. But they didn't actually put too much thought into how it would/could actually be used. This d
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by jmaw 4mo ago
Middle as in not the best, and not the worst. As opposed to the second generated in sequence. But not the best/not the worst is somewhat subjective.. so not sure how well that would work.
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by jmaw 4mo ago
More discussion on this thread, although not necessarily discussions about alternatives: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48296359
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by jmaw 5mo ago
That would be sweet. Same for GitHub /trending and /trending-ai. Someone at my company said, the great thing about wanting to learn about AI is that every podcast now-a-days is about AI. I do not think that is a good thing. I want
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by jmaw 5mo ago
I think they meant that they migrated off of railway TO azure as opposed to FROM azure
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by jmaw 5mo ago
What were your reasons for going with railway in the first place? I'm not super familiar with them, but did you choose them for unique offerings, or essentially just VMs? If unique offerings, how rough was the migration out?
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by jmaw 5mo ago
Wow, coming from the webdev world. It is so funny seeing NGINX, one of the widest used web servers in the world, on version 1.x. React is on version 19. Really shows how differently new vs. old software is designed and built, and not necess
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by jmaw 5mo ago
Because it's "easy" (until they hit a wall) Once they hit a wall, that is where you find out whether they are motivated or not
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by jmaw 5mo ago
Some kind of "code", you could say
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by jmaw 5mo ago
Yes, I believe you are correct (but imprecise which is why the other commenter disagreed with you). We pay less per unit, but we pay more in total.
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by jmaw 5mo ago
The terms are Zoomer, Bloomer, Gloomer or Doomer. Personally I'm a bit of an AI Gloomer because I do think it's effectively inevitable, and putting people out of work is not a good thing. People out of work eventually tend to do d
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by jmaw 5mo ago
I see the argument for whoever paid for the tokens. Or in the case of a free AI usage, the person who sent the prompt (or whoever they are acting on behalf of, i.e. the company they are working for at the time). The primary issue being that
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by jmaw 5mo ago
Maybe trying to get some goodwill from developers after the recent GHCP billing changes?
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by jmaw 6mo ago
Headlamps for sensitive applications will ALWAYS involve a replaceable or external battery. Can't have your light going out when you are in a dangerous situation. When I used to rock climb, I always kept 3x AAA's taped to the stra
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by jmaw 6mo ago
You should look into how other companies and tools that use FFMPEG handle this situation. I wonder if you can keep your application itself closed source, but make an open-source adapter that handles the interaction with FFMPEG. I'm not
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by jmaw 6mo ago
I was surprised to learn that copilot is priced based on request, not token count. I've only used models through work before, so hadn't looked into how things are priced. So this is all somewhat new to me.

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