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by kaoD 1y ago
It depends a lot on the specific business and company stage. E.g. CTOs at boutiques basically meet clients and put on a performance to instill trust. CTOs on product startups with little funding are more like "I'll hire a teammate
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by kaoD 1y ago
Thanks, I'll let Claude know.
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by kaoD 1y ago
Code is not an asset, it's a liability.
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by kaoD 1y ago
Surely there's a less stupid way than naming two very different models o4 and 4o.
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by kaoD 1y ago
LMAO I asked GPT-4o and it was doing good until... > The twist is that the nurse’s logic ("you are a dog") prevents her from realizing the real issue — likely, again, that the surgeon is the boy’s mother, and everything else is
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by kaoD 1y ago
They know. It's just their smugness telling them they will always be in power since they're the good guys and good guys prevail.
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by kaoD 1y ago
> If presentation is the job of the server (html templates), the server is the source of truth and the client state is expected to be transient. Which is exactly why the client state should be transient non-application state like datepic
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by kaoD 1y ago
> You either make presentation the server job or the client job Is that your axiom or do you have any justification? I just don't agree with it. Why should the server know about a datepicker's internal details?
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by kaoD 1y ago
As someone that knows both Lisp and RSC, I don't think this is a great analogy since it misses nuances and intention in both sides of the equation. The crux of Lisp's code-is-data-is-code is that you can manipulate S-expressions s
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by kaoD 1y ago
Maybe it's where I'm imagining we're headed (and not where we're actually headed) but I think it will bring us into the sweet spot that I want/need: good old PHP-like server-rendered sites (or even static pages) wit
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by kaoD 1y ago
What's the approximate cost of materials?
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by kaoD 1y ago
> TLS doesn't handle e.g. man-in-the-middle tampering or replay attacks. In what way it doesn't?
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by kaoD 1y ago
It makes me sad that TLS client certificates are not known and in turn mostly neglected.
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by kaoD 1y ago
I'm already working on the Slack MCP integration.
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by kaoD 1y ago
It's indeed to log you in to multiple Google properties at once. It's not needed for e.g. Gmail (since it's a subdomain under google.com) but YouTube is in its own domain so it has no access to google.com's cookies.
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by kaoD 1y ago
Sorry if it's mentioned in the article but I'm on mobile. Is fixing .optional() in TS[0] part of the 9/10 top-issues fixed? This has been my biggest pain point with Zod... but still Zod is so good I still choose to just deal
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by kaoD 1y ago
"OpenAPI", not "OpenAI".
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by kaoD 1y ago
> At that point you might as well be writing Java or Go or whatever though. And miss Option, Result, proper enums, powerful pattern matching, exhaustive pattern matching, affine types, traits, doctests... and the many other QoL features
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by kaoD 1y ago
Async's issue is not coloring. It's introducing issues that just don't exist in sync code like pinning, synchronization, future lifetimes... Coloring just exacerbates the issues because it's viral, not because coloring i
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by kaoD 1y ago
Or rather, why is it not much worse than an actual C compiler. In an apocalyptic event energy would be precious. You'd rather have an optimizing compiler to run longer off your solar-charged car battery or whatever. I like the rolepl
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by kaoD 1y ago
Related question: I'm coding a demo (as in "demoscene") and want to displace a plane SDF (think e.g. a heightmap) for raymarching. This produces some visible discontinuities in the plane at larger slopes. My surface is still
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by kaoD 1y ago
> What is a DNS resolver if not a proxy for DNS requests? A DNS resolver... resolves (recursively). unbound[0] would be an example. A proxy instead only forwards to a trusted DNS server (or servers) and may cache their responses but won&
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by kaoD 1y ago
DNS feels like it should be easy to proxy. Or just have more distributed resolvers. Why isn't it done more? Is it super expensive? Maybe due to UDP allowing traffic-amplification attacks?
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by kaoD 1y ago
In a nutshell: RPC with builtin discoverability for LLMs.
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by kaoD 1y ago
Amazing link. Thanks for sharing. Where can I find more writeups like this?
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I meant to compare abstract-ish stuff (like these monkeys) vs actual low-level within the GPU realm, i.e. thinking in GPU architecture terms. E.g. appropriately choosing a workgroup[0] size, optimizing your buffer layouts for specific acces
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by kaoD 1y ago
Still a draft, experimental and not widely used[0], but WebGPU[1] will bring support for actual compute shaders[2] to the web. It's much more low level than these "web monkeys" but I'd say if you really need GPU performa
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by kaoD 1y ago
Voiceless velar fricative X or you're doing it wrong.
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by kaoD 1y ago
Well everyone likes free software (as in freedom and beer) but 0 of you pay, while on a 6 figure salary. Meanwhile no hesitation to pay AWS, Netflix, Amazon, etc. all of them net negative contributors to free software. So... yeah.
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by kaoD 1y ago
I have never been told I'm bad at prompting, but people swear LLMs are so useful to them I ended up thinking I must be bad at prompting. Then I decided to take on offers to help me with a couple problems I had and, surprise, LLMs w

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