kh_hk

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by kh_hk 1y ago
so do you stringify all your state?
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by kh_hk 1y ago
one can dream but i wouldn't keep high hopes. I feel functional patterns are left as second class citizens in python.
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by kh_hk 1y ago
There's nothing old school / cool kids about uv and pip. uv is a pip/venv/... interface. If you know how to use pip and venv, you know how to use uv. I use it as a useful toolchain to circumvent missing project/setu
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by kh_hk 1y ago
Well I don't see other frameworks besides lit advocating for web components
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by kh_hk 1y ago
Weird, after the fix vibrator sleeps the longer it is used. Also, at some point it burst into flames
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by kh_hk 1y ago
It breaks the third wall.
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by kh_hk 1y ago
Setting `client:load` and `client:visible` for (svelte) islands you want to run on the client ends up inlining script type modules all around the html. It looked like a big hack to me. On the positive side their use of web components is a n
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by kh_hk 1y ago
To me no, it's not. It works well for some of the use cases, but if all you needed was offline rendering of your js in a build step to generate static html then you really didn't need all that js to begin with. islands work until
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by kh_hk 1y ago
Just generate a requirements.txt with uv, ship that with docker, and then there's no need for all this dance
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by kh_hk 1y ago
I think AI assisted, but in the end it was human laziness that submitted these reports
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by kh_hk 1y ago
This is a good resource and looks very well written. Many thanks for sharing!
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by kh_hk 1y ago
CNC machining and 3D graphics
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by kh_hk 1y ago
Humans serving the algorithm. If we stretch the definition of AI creation, I think we could give this a pass.
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by kh_hk 1y ago
Neal Stephenson is not any sci-fi writer. He's written (and reflected) at length about crypto, VR and the metaverse, ransomware, generative writing, privacy and in general early tech dystopia. Since he has already thought a lot about t
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by kh_hk 1y ago
x60 all the way
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by kh_hk 1y ago
Client side proof of work might be enough now but it won't last: solve challenge, reuse cookie. Ja4 fingerprinting is a new-ish in interesting approach, not for blocking but as an extra metric to validate trust on requests
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by kh_hk 1y ago
Thanks! That makes me feel better
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by kh_hk 1y ago
And yet there's neither mention of projects over https://www.prepperdisk.com/pages/about-us
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by kh_hk 1y ago
Seeing the demo I noticed it looks like this "prepper disk" that was submitted days ago https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43790409 Makes me think the prepper disk was maybe a rebrand of internet in a box withou
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by kh_hk 1y ago
MaxMind's GeoIP?
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by kh_hk 1y ago
only microsoft, on their design blog no less
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by kh_hk 2y ago
Funnily enough, it keeps inventing different excuses to come up with a particular number that is more or less consistent :) On other tries of the same prompt it happily adds oil, but miscounts other parts
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by kh_hk 2y ago
Recently I have started running dish descriptions through deepseek-r1:8b to give a rough estimate on calories and it is sufficient, at least for my cooking. Of course this will hallucinate on complex cases, and arguably simple dishes are ea
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by kh_hk 2y ago
Very personal nitpick, but I don't like prefixing things with py, it makes no sense to me. A lock is a lock, so why a pylock.toml and not a lock.toml? You do what you want with it. Same with pyproject.toml
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by kh_hk 2y ago
Proof of work is sufficient (although easy to bypass on targeted crawls) for protecting endpoints that are accessed via browsers, but plain public APIs have to resort to other more primitive methods like rate limiting. Blocking by UA is stu
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by kh_hk 2y ago
There are ip blocklist. Ranging from free, to paid, from text files to apis. Some of the sites offering IP blacklists also need to protect themselves from automated crawls too. It all goes full circle
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by kh_hk 2y ago
If that's so then there's no need to be hyperbolic about it. Why would they publish a model that is not their most advanced model?
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by kh_hk 2y ago
If you could _effortlessly_ eliminate any word you mean?
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by kh_hk 2y ago
No, but I think they stopped with "our most" (since all other brainless corps adopted it) and just connect adjectives with dots. Hotwheels: Fast. Furious. Spectacular.
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by kh_hk 2y ago
It's a nitpick about the repetitive phrasing for announcements <Product name>: Our most <superlative> <thing> yet|ever.

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