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721.
by k__ 2y ago
I assume, it's less about the complexity and more about most people not understanding REST.
722.
by k__ 2y ago
A few weeks ago, I read that tRPC is an interesting alternative.
723.
by k__ 2y ago
Sorry, I didn't mean the blog became the income source, but blogging/technical writing in general. But yeah, I don't make 150k a year by writing.
724.
by k__ 2y ago
Yes. Last week I didn't know the exact steps of the TLS handshake. Now, I do. There are probably a bunch of people like me last week.
725.
by k__ 2y ago
It can and does work for many people. But for most it's just a time sink. You want to do a cool software project over a longer time? Build your own blog! You want to write? Write!
726.
by k__ 2y ago
Thanks! I don't really have secret. But you should write for someone that really exists, or at least existed in the past. Like yourself (from a a few weeks ago).
727.
by k__ 2y ago
"Because I couldn't find any other blog software, I decided to write my own." Famous last words of a blogger. I didn't want to fall into that trap and started with a blogging service right away. 3 years after I started
728.
by k__ 2y ago
Interestingly, Lua has GC and is deterministic if you replace the random hash seed.
729.
by k__ 2y ago
I'm glad Llama3 is out there.
730.
by k__ 2y ago
It's probably the number types and the syntax that make Python interesting for all these cases usually dealt with by functional languages. JS got big int just some time ago.
731.
by k__ 2y ago
It's well suited for permissionless compute. Only issue is, not all languages that compile to WASM are deterministic.
732.
by k__ 2y ago
Most people have a singular image of the world. Google, WhatsApp, Facebook, Tinder. As if those services are the only options. No they are not. The world isn't one dimensional nor binary. Everything is a multidimensional spectrum. I do
733.
by k__ 2y ago
As far as I understood it, the tech is already there (Lattice-based algorithms, etc.) but nobody has bothered to deploy it yet. Probably a similar issue as IPv6.
734.
by k__ 2y ago
Directly compiling to WASM.
735.
by k__ 2y ago
Learning well requires two circumstances for me. 1. I need a goal. 2. The time I need to practice to reach that goal needs to be reasonable. This makes endeavours like learning to speak a language, to play an instrument, or getting buff uns
736.
by k__ 2y ago
Arweave tries to tackle this issue. https://arwiki.wiki/#/en/the-permaweb
737.
by k__ 2y ago
A currency that rises in value over time.
738.
by k__ 2y ago
"if you finetune on your own data (eg internal wiki) does it then retain the near-perfect recall" No, that's one of the primary reasons for RAG.
739.
by k__ 2y ago
Half-OT: Can LLMs catch logic fallacies and rhetorical tricks?
740.
by k__ 2y ago
What about deflationary currencies?
741.
by k__ 2y ago
They are nice. Not magnitudes better than IntelliSense, but noticeable. In day to day coding work it probably saves a few hours a month.
742.
by k__ 3y ago
Pretty awesome, but I hope they get the node:crypto module to 100% soon.
743.
by k__ 3y ago
I studied CS and taught programming 101. In my experience, the main issue with learning to code are all the contexts you have to remember. There is the static type level and the runtime level, all the scopes (class, object, function, nested
744.
by k__ 3y ago
We had a cocktail afternoon at the last company I worked for. I had some brilliant ideas after drinking, but looking at the code sober next day revealed, I wasn't brilliant.
745.
by k__ 3y ago
Nice, thank you!
746.
by k__ 3y ago
The tests themselves are misleading. If I do one sober, I have an IQ of 110, if I do it with my ADHD meds, it goes up to 120. Is that because the meds make me smarter? No, it's because I don't lose attention after 10 minutes of te
747.
by k__ 3y ago
How does Hono compare to Elysia? I often heared both mentioned together with Bun.
748.
by k__ 3y ago
Yes, I also have the impression that the whole SSR story is a step backwards. Especially with the prevalence of CDNs nowadays.
749.
by k__ 3y ago
Interesting! So, I could include Tailwind in all my components and simply use the classes as I do without components?
750.
by k__ 3y ago
I think, entangling slots with Shadow DOM was a mistake. My guess is, most devs just want to use web components with global styles in their page, to make the reusable between frameworks. However, the moment you want nestable components, you

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