junon

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by junon 4mo ago
It's not that there isn't a conversation to be had. It's that it's a low-effort, karma farming, reddit-tier comment that always invites emotional/reactionary responses, typically the same ones as before, that usuall
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by junon 4mo ago
Please stop posting this on every single security incident thread with npm. It was funny once, it's just rehashing the same debate over and over.
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by junon 4mo ago
Maybe the authors are here to answer this. The syntax is of course very Rusty, which is cool. However, a sort of obvious question comes to mind - what is the benefit of this over just writing rust, then? Just because the compile times are s
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by junon 4mo ago
Man as a not (yet) greybeard, I wish we had more of them in the teams I've been on in the last ~10 years.
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by junon 4mo ago
"Most" is a gross exaggeration.
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by junon 4mo ago
Then the corporations, medical system, etc needs to help support the people who make OSS software if they want the immediate, urgent change you're suggesting.
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by junon 5mo ago
Stop abusing the system with new accounts. You're not cool like that.
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by junon 5mo ago
> all open-source projects should be forced That's a great way to kill OSS. This is only bootlicking the idea of corporations profiting off of unpaid labor.
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by junon 5mo ago
Those are individual revenue streams, distributed at a very granular level across the world. LLMs are currently relegated to individual for-profit companies. They collect that money. There's no other choice to use them and to provide t
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by junon 5mo ago
Unsurprising. A lot of phishing scams have their first stage servers in NL for some reason. Glad something is being done about it at least.
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by junon 5mo ago
UML conversion is deterministic.
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by junon 5mo ago
When I'm sitting in the plane that has CAS firmware, I'd like to think it wasn't written by an LLM and that my death in the case of a CAS failure isn't chalked up to "some engineer somewhere gets in trouble".
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by junon 5mo ago
As the victim of the one from last year, it wasn't particularly fun to read. The implication that I don't know what I'm looking at, or that I don't know what security is (despite having a clean track record for about 15
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by junon 5mo ago
You don't really, but the entire ecosystem is quite ergonomic for people who don't want to fiddle with software, connections, config, permissions, etc. and Just Print something. Not defending Bambu. The UX is quite straightforwa
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by junon 5mo ago
[citation needed]
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by junon 5mo ago
I don't like go as a personal preference but reducing them to "fanboys" is a bit reductive. I'm sure the same could be said about your own favorite language.
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by junon 5mo ago
This is literally what mDNS is for. Didn't even know that it was a thing until I needed it for some custom firmware I was writing recently. It's like DNS but also has service port advertisements.
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by junon 5mo ago
The productivity increase I get overall by not having to worry so much about if my rust code will work if it compiles tends to net faster iteration speeds for me. Compile times have never bothered me.
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by junon 5mo ago
You are missing the forest for the trees here. The goal of that's unsafe isn't to prevent you from writing unsafe code. It's to prevent you from unsafe code by accident . That was always the goal. If you reread the comments
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by junon 5mo ago
> Your boundary is at hue 164, greener than 94% of the population. For you, turquoise is blue. No, turquoise is turquoise!!1
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by junon 5mo ago
I could imagine small companies that rely on these boards and that also have their fab and sourcing pipelines set up would be able to easier source these themselves. Just have to generate the Gerbers (fabrication output format most manus ne
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by junon 5mo ago
All of my employers have let me specify my personal projects are mine. Maybe I've been lucky but I wouldn't work at a place that doesn't allow me my own life.
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by junon 5mo ago
100 is needed for embedded stuff, it'd render a lot of devices unusable (wiznet chips are popular and are 100 only). That'd suck.
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by junon 5mo ago
This requires 1) that everyone has access to the tracker, 2) the link remains active, and 3) people will take the time to visit something else entirely to get context. Code is a specification for execution. It should include everything need
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by junon 6mo ago
Missing a lot of event hooks that axios/ky give you.
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by junon 6mo ago
This. If I'm forced to use a feature I hate because it's the only way to do something, the "ground truth" reflects that I like that feature. It doesn't tell the whole story.
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by junon 6mo ago
> Every rewrite was someone’s promotion project. At least when I worked at Uber, that wasn't really how it worked. The eng org was so big that it was nearly impossible to track all the projects people worked on, and you'd get
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by junon 6mo ago
Layoffs don't happen the same way they do in the US, at least in Germany. It's expensive to lay someone off due to dual-party notice period requirements. "At will" is a foreign concept here.
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by junon 6mo ago
> The most underrated skill to learn as an engineer is how to document. Document why . I can read code. I want to know _why_ this nebulous function called "invert_parameters" that is 200 lines long even exists. Which problem d
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by junon 6mo ago
This is a more expensive form of shoplifting though, idk why even bother with the banana thing, as hilarious as it is.

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