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> and we agree that you need money to hire devs to maintain a successful large scale OSS project Therein lies our disagreement, you don’t need to. If you are amazon and upstream is willing to accept requests then amazon can hire devs, an
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> Companies cost money to run. Google and AWS exploit open source work for profit, and don’t contribute back enough to ensure its support. I don’t understand this take, if Google/AWS/Microsoft decide to host your service and so
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I think wifi + WebRTC would take be too hard for this honestly, maybe add wifi6 as a requirement because it can theoretically have lower latency.
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1y ago
It’s not so much rereading the comments but more a matter of it being indication to other users. The C++ example for instance above, you are likely to be downvoted for supporting C++ over rust and therefore most people reading through the c
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No need to be excused, you did nothing wrong, we misunderstood each other is all.
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Where is the lack of showing courtesy? I asked a question in response to them asking me to download and use their app. Have we reached a point in this world where simply asking a question is offensive? They had every right to choose not to
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1y ago
I am committing as a user of the app, something I plan to integrate into my life. It’s not unfair to want to know whether the author plans to make it viable long term or if it is a project that is scratching their personal itch. If it’s a p
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1y ago
Not what I was referring to, hope this clarifies but apple seems willing to change the API which would require dev time to implement, ie this isn’t a project you can stick on the app store and ignore, it will require continuous effort and c
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1y ago
More an organisational thing but, what is the long term sustainability plan for this project. Apple Developer Program isn’t free and apple isn’t exactly well known for keeping stable APIs. If the answer is “until I don’t want to do it anymo
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The SSE spec has an event id and the spec states sending last event id on reconnection. That is by its nature stateful, now you could store that in a DB/KV itself but presumably you are already storing session data for auth and rate l
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Exactly that you use a cookie which stores an id to a session stored in the KV/DB. Moving the session data to a JWT stores some session data in the JWT but then you need to validate the JWT on each request which depending on your archi
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> Keeping session data in a shared source of truth like a KV store or DB, and expecting (stateless) application servers to do all their session stuff thru that single source of truth What would be a scalable alternative? Simple edge-case
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1y ago
“Normal load balancing” means “Request A goes to server A”, “Request B goes to server B” and there is no state held in the server, if there is a session its stored in a KV store or database which persists. With SSE the server has to be stat
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Counter argument then. Why can’t I as a laptop manufacturer decide to install a different default browser on Windows for my devices? Or change the start menu? The phone manufacturer can choose to ship another OS. Now sure there is absolutel
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Because wanting to change is the first step. If there is no external stimuli to push a desire to change it is unlikely a person will even want to change in the first place. Hence the other comments, well done you just solved all drug depend
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Here the legal limit is approximately 2 440ml cans or a draft of beer. If you are drinking more than that across an evening I would argue it's a bit more than socialising. Maybe where you are from people are heavy drinkers and are not
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I don't think this is capabilities humans do not have, this to me is the one capability humans destinctly have over LLMs, the ability to introspect and shape their own future. I feel this definition doesn't require a current LLM m
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Yet for me I will draw analogies the other way, maybe you can prompt the AI into the chain of thought but in my experience that doesn't happen. I would look along the lines of the value of a human being based on traits vs payment which
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I'm not sure if it would be easier to explain a map / filter to a first year student vs implementing the patten manually using a for loop and if statement... Seems like a pretty easy example to make practically, for map have a col
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> Yes but your project won't be sustainable without funding What project? Maybe the ML model OP has might be a decent amount of work. OP clearly has no project, just a collection of tools they could conceivably use in a project. Peo
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You are pretty confused about why this is. When the only market you ever had was high touch high cost low volume production then that is your default business model. The biggest issue is that Trump is pushing tariffs without first ramping u
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The argument I was making was what is why would <main> <h1>Main Heading</h1> section..h2... Etc </main> <aside> <h1>Aside heading</h1>
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Decades ols books in C most certainly is even useful in modern C++23 because you need to interact with other libraries written in C89. When a lot of modern CS concepts wwre first discovered and studied in the 70s, there's no point argu
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How you implement algorithms and data structures in C++/rust is semantics at best. The imperative shell of those languages are identical semantically right down to the memory model.
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Auto as it is now has been in C++ since C++11, thats more than a decade ago... If your argument was C then sure thats a C23 feature (well the type inference type of auto ) and is reasonably new. This is much more a reflection on youe profes
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> Preferably, you should use a single <h1> per page—this is the top level heading, and all others sit below this in the hierarchy From the MDN docs on headings and paragraphs [0]. Yet this article is unclearly stating that it isn&#
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> Instruct the browser to re-load the page upon navigating back (cacheability headers), identify the order using an ID in the URL, then when reloading detect its already-submitted state on the server And how would one do that without usi
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For many places where apps would previously be accepted users don't want native applications anymore. For work other than some very industry specific high performance software most businesses software is web based, and users ( those pa
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I agree entirely on your take regarding education. I feel like there is a place where LLMs are useful but doesn't impact learning but it's definitely not in the "discovery" phase of learning. However I really don't
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> Why should I hire you if an agent can do it ? You as the employer are liable, a human has real reasoning abilities and real fears about messing up, the likely hood of them doing something absurd like telling a customer that a product i
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