knallfrosch

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by knallfrosch 10mo ago
We're wasting Energy reverse-engineering code, which, by definition, already exists now. Oh god. Have you tried asking them to simply open source the code?
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by knallfrosch 11mo ago
Facebook is over 20 years old and has never enforced its minimum age (13 years.) I, for one, would have started with legal threats and financial penalties long ago. But it just won't happen. So I'm fine with technical solutions. F
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by knallfrosch 11mo ago
You have to ship software that behaves exactly the same across three desktop operating systems and two mobile operating systems. Be glad we leave out tablets for this. You're able to hire 4 vibecoding juniors and your deadline is in 6
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by knallfrosch 11mo ago
I have never encountered the use case where the data sent by the backend over the normal CRUD operations was the bottleneck. But we have built protobuf into a web server that handles 2 requests per second. Why? We wanted to learn about it o
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by knallfrosch 11mo ago
> usage stats which are tainted by sheer numbers from traditional search and their apps. You're looking at this backwards. Being able to push Gemini into your face on Gmail, Gdocs, Google Search, Android, Android TV, Android Auto an
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by knallfrosch 11mo ago
ChatGPT has zero moat. Negative, really. They own zero hardware or software stacks. Their AI just got wiped by Google. Unknown Chinese companies release free models that are mere weeks behind them. Apple can restrict the ChatGPT app on iOS
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by knallfrosch 11mo ago
Software engineers themselves curse each other out if only "Bob" knows "his" code. So it's not only management.
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by knallfrosch 11mo ago
LinkedIn has always been as if HR and PR agreed on a post.
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by knallfrosch 11mo ago
What a ridiculously sexist thing to even dare say out loud. The most male-dominated category is "fall from scaffolding." Men aren't up there for fun. They built the roof that shelters you and your family when it storms.
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by knallfrosch 11mo ago
It's concerning that noone was able to fix these bugs as an "aside". With an average of 4 bugs fixed in 5 days and 150 bugs, we can assume 50 bugs with less than one days's effort were just lying around with noone daring
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by knallfrosch 11mo ago
Markdown is easy to get started with, that's the main selling point. It's often the choice between Markdown or no documentation at all.
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by knallfrosch 11mo ago
Tell me when Go is browser ready
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by knallfrosch 11mo ago
Typescript types often devolve into keyof typeof[number] ? uppercase (myNum) On the other hand, there isn't much Omit, readonly, mutable in existing code bases, so devs have nowhere to learn but documentation. Then the ground shifts ag
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by knallfrosch 11mo ago
Thank you for the help. I was on a corporate network where the Windows client has script execution disabled and the Linux server had no internet. I just hate that website design. People who install Rust are clever enough to know whether the
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by knallfrosch 11mo ago
Most people just have a very limited economic understanding. They can't comprehend anything more complicated than "product sucks, merchant is evil." Psychologically, they also never admit they're at fault themselves. Peo
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by knallfrosch 11mo ago
Problematic is that ChatGPT gaslights users and claims NOT to know personal information it clearly does know. Imagine it telling someone "picking cotton" is a fine job, with some hidden knowledge about that person's ethnicity
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by knallfrosch 11mo ago
Just like the Rust homepage. I was on Windows and wanted an offline installer for Linux. It's impossible.
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by knallfrosch 1y ago
Number of games is a weird statistic. What about market share of play time?
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by knallfrosch 1y ago
That blocks Solana only on your corporate network.
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by knallfrosch 1y ago
"Frontend" is a huge field. Some people write their own websites where they blog (where Wordpress would be enough), some build shops with mostly static content that has to load fast but has no real interactivity, others build full
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by knallfrosch 1y ago
You're spending more because your shop charges you 3% more. I live in the EU and my prices are 3% lower.
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by knallfrosch 1y ago
UI would be easy if its data wasn't just a cache.
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by knallfrosch 1y ago
>has the benefit of taking ~£500 off annual family holidays, and gives me a free companion seat in the process, effectively halving the price for one of the passengers. You know you're paying higher sticker prices to finance that, r
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by knallfrosch 1y ago
> putting Messenger on my GrapheneOS phone is dumb Depends on your intentions. Privacy, security?
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by knallfrosch 1y ago
I bought a gun three years ago. The P320 would have been my favorite, but so many police officers shot their calves and feet. I didn't really wanted that. I don't believe people on Sauer's payroll for a second. They earn thei
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by knallfrosch 1y ago
It's basically SAP/Oracle. These match customer support, billing, warehouse inventory from data sources. You've got a rudimentary dashboard where you search for a customer and find his orders, address, phone number. Gotham ap
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by knallfrosch 1y ago
Yes, they're not rational at all. They're just a San-Francisco/Bay area cult who use that word.
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by knallfrosch 1y ago
I think it's perfectly fine to read these articles, think "definitely a cult" and ignore whether they believe in spaceships, or demons, or AGI. The key takeaway from the article is that if you have a group leader who cuts you
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by knallfrosch 1y ago
Classic: "Do those jeans fit me?" You can either choose truthfulness or empathy.
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by knallfrosch 1y ago
You know what web site visitors value more than a fast web site? An auto-playing TikTok video where an influencer peddles shoes.

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