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by kesor 1y ago
And you can vet that Helix will not be stealing your personal information now and in the future? What an asinine comment. There is no security, the computer is spying on you, you can't really vet anything.
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by kesor 1y ago
When someone is competent, as must be after using a tool for 20 years (not days). Expecting that someone to complain about a difficulty for something trivial is surprising. There are other ways to highlight that it is easier or simpler in H
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by kesor 1y ago
"Using vim/nvim for 20 years". "cba to configure LSPs its too hard". What?
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by kesor 1y ago
Advantages of using nix are so numerous, it would be a sin to even try to list all of them. Suffice it to say that using HM and Nix to manage dotfiles is the ultimate peak of what one can do. I just wanted to write +1 but thought that would
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by kesor 1y ago
AirPods being a "huge part of Apple's profits" because people keep losing them, and they keep breaking, so you always need to buy a new pair every several months. Hardly a product worth praising.
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by kesor 1y ago
And yet it has 300M weekly downloads. I am fairly sure that most of these are not because it is a direct dependency of people's projects, but rather it is a dependency of a dependency of a dependency.
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by kesor 1y ago
Is it? When every developer has an IDE that can easily format the code in whichever the way they prefer, and minify it back just before pushing a commit.
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by kesor 1y ago
You don't need a special grep for every language, you just need a tool that translates the mini version into the formatted version and back. Then you chain the tools, just like anything else in UNIX.
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by kesor 1y ago
Minified JS often comes with mangling the names of functions, variables, etc... Formatters and prettifiers lack the ability to bring back the original names and meaning.
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by kesor 1y ago
This is how Chrome Dev Tools shows source code. The original is often minified or in whatever format the author left it. And when you check the "pretty" checkbox in dev tools, it shows up using whichever format Chrome developers d
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by kesor 1y ago
Can I add a testimonial? Run the thing, clicked a song, it said it can't play it, removed the thing.
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by kesor 1y ago
What about all the people who are now priced-out from working at all because it is not economic for the business to employ them at these rates?
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by kesor 1y ago
Fiat currencies are like Unicorns and Santa Claus, they stop existing when people grow up and stop believing in them. And there is no need for a "replacement" (i.e. the nothing is better argument) or a need for "enforcement&q
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by kesor 1y ago
As the message says, this is not new. When you want to open this website using Brave anyway, you have to change your User Agent. You can do that by opening "Network conditions" in the three-dotted menu in developer tools, and sett
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The Oddities of Collective Names(ornitheology.com)
2 points by kesor 1y ago|0 comments
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Trae Agent is an LLM-based agent for general purpose software engineering tasks(github.com)
2 points by kesor 1y ago|0 comments
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by kesor 1y ago
Companies didn't ask your opinion when they offshore manufacturing to Asia. They didn't ask your opinion when they offshore support to call centers in Asia. Companies don't ask your opinion, they do what they think is best fo
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by kesor 1y ago
Skill issue
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by kesor 1y ago
Fairly certain we do. Salaries depend on the position, but as a general rule they are competitive.
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by kesor 1y ago
DoiT | Multiple Technical Roles (Backend, DevOps, Cloud, Data, Product) | REMOTE (Global: US, EU, UK, JP) | Full-time | https://grnh.se/3b64cb7a3us https://Doit.com is a remote-first company helping cloud-native
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by kesor 1y ago
He made a mistake, missed a "not" after a "does", in section 5.
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USA AI-Related Export Controls(bis.gov)
1 points by kesor 1y ago|1 comments
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by kesor 1y ago
What you can do: - Use AI chips not linked to China or other restricted countries. - Train (non-Chinese) AI models using U.S. chips, if you know they won't be used by or for China or its military. - Analyze or test Chinese AI chips str
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by kesor 1y ago
No, it applies to anyone who wants to do business with the US. https://www.bis.gov/press-release/department-commerce-rescin...
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by kesor 1y ago
> The agency's Bureau of Industry and Security said in a statement Tuesday that it's also planning to warn the public about "the potential consequences of allowing US AI chips to be used for training and inference of Chine
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by kesor 1y ago
When a company is writing all of their technology and business using, lets say JavaScript. And then they come here and post about them switching to some NIH home-brewed language instead because they couldn't understand how functions or
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How to squeeze computational space into time(youtube.com)
2 points by kesor 1y ago|1 comments
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by kesor 1y ago
Creating overlays on nixpkgs is fairly trivial. There was a bug a couple of weeks ago with yt-dlp, which was fixed in the nightly version. But even today the new version is not yet available in nixpkgs-unstable. Did I wait all this time wit
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by kesor 1y ago
It works best to post your "solution" on hacker news and get roasted by ALL the commenters who have a clue while you have none.
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by kesor 1y ago
Looks like they are trying to force versions into where there are none. Just like trying to force a square cube into a round hole. "Default versions" breaking things that depend on them? What is that? It is like using docker'

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