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by js2 1y ago
There was also server[-side] push: https://www.oreilly.com/openbook/cgi/ch06_06.html
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by js2 1y ago
That's a more obvious (but less fun) name than what I've been using: ROBOTS.md with symlinks.
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by js2 1y ago
Was going to mention NC. I've seen it in western NC: honor markets with honey, jam, chow chow, late season vegetables.
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by js2 1y ago
> They are the same in terms of privacy protection Only if uBO is in "Basic mode" in which case it isn't really any different than all the other regex-based content blockers. In optimal or advanced mode it "requires b
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by js2 1y ago
This transcript is of CEO Stockton Rush interviewing redacted "Director of Marine Operations"? Do I have that right? Why is there a transcript of the CEO interviewing one of his own employees, apparently in front of the NTSB, from
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by js2 1y ago
Gift link: https://www.nytimes.com/2025/08/05/world/asia/jeju-air-crash...
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by js2 1y ago
There's a swastika fish on there right now. Folks get through the filter by putting it inside a fish shape: https://drawafish.com/rank.html?userId=1754341779700_log2xle... Edit: it's been deleted.
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by js2 1y ago
I had been using Perl from 1995-2000. I was a fairly advanced Perl programmer (was there for the Perl 4 -> 5 transition), using it mostly for automating system administration tasks. In 2000 I joined a new startup and was shown Python 1.5
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by js2 1y ago
This motivates the question: if you're doing all this work to verify the LLM, is the LLM really saving you anytime? After just a few weeks in this brave new world my answer is: it depends, and I'm not really sure. I think over tim
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by js2 1y ago
I'm not much of a JS/TS/HTML/CSS person either. But if I think something looks off and it's something I care about, then I'll lose a day boning up on that thing. To your point that you're not sure what to
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by js2 1y ago
ty still misses things caught by mypy. It also doesn't have the same level of support for Pydantic yet. I use it (because it's so damn fast), but along with mypy, not a replacement yet. Yes, mypy is slow, but who cares if it'
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by js2 1y ago
Yup. I've watched both Claude and especially Gemini get frustrated trying to deal with my pre-commit checks (usually mypy) and deciding to do `git commit -n` even though my rules tell explicitly, multiple times, that it's never ok
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by js2 1y ago
Hah... yeah, no, its Python isn't great. I'd definitely workable and better than what I see from 9/10 junior engineers, but it tends to be pretty verbose and over-engineered. My repos all have pre-commit hooks which run the l
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by js2 1y ago
After decades of writing software, I feel like I have a pretty good sense for "this can't possibly be idiomatic" in a new language. If I sniff something is off, I start Googling for reference code, large projects in that lang
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I'll tell it to commit or amend depending upon the situation. Then I'll open the message in my editor and revise what it wrote.
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by js2 1y ago
Your comment is not a fair interpretation of what I wrote. For the record, I write better and more detailed commit messages than almost anyone I know across a decades[^0] long career[^1,^2,^3,^4,^5]. But I'm not immune from making mist
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by js2 1y ago
I've also found it good at catching mistakes and helping write commit messages. "Review the top-most commit. Did I make any mistakes? Did I leave anything out of the commit message?" Sometimes I let it write the message for m
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by js2 1y ago
Good luck with this fight. I've had it on HN most recently 7 months ago, but about Python: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42367644 A month before that: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4163070
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by js2 1y ago
I've noticed that Claude Code prefers httpx because it's typed.
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Gosh I hope there are some lucky 10K seeing this today.
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Gift link (HN stripped the query string from the submission): https://www.nytimes.com/2025/07/18/opinion/ai-chatgpt-school...
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What A.I. Is Doing to Students(nytimes.com)
8 points by js2 1y ago|3 comments
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Breast cancer. https://www.legacy.com/us/obituaries/nhregister/name/krystyn...
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by js2 1y ago
Could you group the main repo and its worktrees under a common parent directory that contains your .env.development.local?
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TIL: open it before thawing to prevent botulinum toxin production.
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Thawing vacuum-packed fish correctly (2024)(canr.msu.edu)
12 points by js2 1y ago|17 comments
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Thanks. Appreciate the insight.
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This seems like a lot of work depending upon the use case. e.g. the other day I had a bunch of JSON files with contact info. I needed to update them with more recent contact info on an internal Confluence page. I exported the Confluence pag
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by js2 1y ago
Graduated with a CS degree in 1996. Went to work right away for a media company helping run all their web sites. (A few dozen Ultra 2s on a FDDI network connected to NetApps. Served mostly by Apache. A couple beefier boxes serving dynamic c
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Did you go to an audiologist for the molds or do the home option?

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