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by kh_hk 2y ago
> Introducing 4o Image Generation: [...] our most advanced image generator yet Then google: > Gemini 2.5: Our most intelligent AI model > Introducing Gemini 2.0 | Our most capable AI model yet I could go on forever. I hope this tre
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by kh_hk 2y ago
Was going to comment the same thing, which has been bugging me off lately on all announcements that start with "our" followed by empty superlatives. Happy to not be alone on this!
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by kh_hk 2y ago
The best thing is you can use index 0 for storing metadata about the list :)))
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by kh_hk 2y ago
And lower center of gravity
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by kh_hk 2y ago
It's funny git structure support is often cited as a good feature to have, baked in a tool that should outlive git itself.
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by kh_hk 2y ago
For targeted scrapes, isn't proof of work trivial to bypass? 1. headless browser 2. get cookie 3. use cookie on subsequent plain requests
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by kh_hk 2y ago
When I was doing it, for rush, fun and sport. I guess it's a privileged take on it though.
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by kh_hk 2y ago
We did this.
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by kh_hk 2y ago
At the end credits it says inspired by https://hojamaka.com/games/mamono_sweeper which is also a fun game on its own :)
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by kh_hk 2y ago
Sometimes I look back with nostalgia to a past role I had and then realize the only thing I miss is Lua, and the salary.
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by kh_hk 2y ago
Harry Potter and the Methods of Rationality
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by kh_hk 2y ago
In terms of computing (one that we do not understand), it would be like cloning a live machine by taking the CPU dye only, or maybe the hard drive. How many parts you need to take away from a computer for it to be the same machine? It'
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by kh_hk 2y ago
Seems like a troll PEP and still would not surprise me. Explicit is better than implicit, except if it makes you look like a fool.
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by kh_hk 2y ago
As someone that used to be a full stack developer and quietly moved to backend after being overflowed by the complexities of the modern web, I fully appreciate this path that rails is taking.
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by kh_hk 2y ago
I don't understand how to use this, maybe I am missing something. Following the example, it starts 4 replicas of a 'web' service. You can create a service by running a deploy to one of the replicas, let's say example-web
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by kh_hk 2y ago
> We spent 7 months building a Kubernetes based platform to replace Heroku for our SaaS product at mynewsdesk.com. I thought this was either a joke I was missing, or a rant about Kubernetes. It turned out it was neither, and now I am con
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by kh_hk 2y ago
data > maps
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by kh_hk 2y ago
Will keep that in mind if I go that route. GBFS is just one format of the many supported. This is where we keep all instance data https://github.com/eskerda/pybikes/tree/master/pybikes/data . This i
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by kh_hk 2y ago
I assumed you would keep it updated the same way you do with mbtiles, but I see that mbtiles are an sqlite so I guess you can do atomic updates with mbtiles. Note though that there are many cases on which served tile information rarely chan
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by kh_hk 2y ago
While useful, this still uses a server to process tile requests. Why not https://github.com/protomaps/PMTiles ? For the record, I am currently using maptiler over at https://citybik.es to serve tiles, and I
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by kh_hk 2y ago
I will change my projects to use pyproject.toml and remove all the requirements.txt. Looking forward to changing it again for py_requirements.yatxml in 5 years
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by kh_hk 2y ago
Sprinkle some ADHD on top of that and poof! Get a giant bull of mud of regrets, anxiety and shame for not being a functioning element of society.
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by kh_hk 2y ago
I will quote specifically some examples of what jumps out to me as manipulative behavior: > I'll ask why things on the list are that way, and how they got to be that way. I'm trying to establish credibility as someone who'
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by kh_hk 2y ago
To me it's crazy to think how far ahead of its time in terms of emergent behavior was Battlefield compared to other games, besides battle arenas. Probably it wasn't the first one either, but it's the one that comes to mind. P
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by kh_hk 2y ago
Always a good idea to keep a work journal, but there's something on the tone of this article that bothers me. I would like working with someone that is not a borg and is not following a script that seems taken from How to win friends a
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by kh_hk 2y ago
Battlefield 1942 comes to mind as some predecessor close to what you describe
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by kh_hk 3y ago
Have you looked into the Jelly Phone? I used mine for over a year until I destroyed the battery. Was definitely small and got used to it pretty quick
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by kh_hk 3y ago
Must be poor phrasing and choice of words I guess. I concur it's free to visit.
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by kh_hk 3y ago
>>> foo = {"foo": None} >>> print(foo.get('foo', {}).get('bar')) Traceback (most recent call last): File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module> Attribute
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by kh_hk 3y ago
Not sure why but separation of concers was hammered so hard for a while that I cannot accept any inlined javascript or css at all. For me the reason is clear, I do not need to scan the html to know what a particular piece of code is doing a

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