koakuma-chan

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by koakuma-chan 8mo ago
Using a URL shortener obviously. But you are right, if they only send plain text, they won't be able to include those 1x1 images at the bottom to track whether you have opened the email. Any sane email client blocks images by default,
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by koakuma-chan 8mo ago
You can just send a link, and the user's client will probably highlight it even if it is plain text.
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by koakuma-chan 8mo ago
I wish people just sent plain text.
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by koakuma-chan 8mo ago
Does it being very high precision or whatever mean that it must cost $75M per unit? Is it made of gold?
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by koakuma-chan 8mo ago
From the article, "Each GBI costs approximately $75 million, and as of 2024, 44 are deployed across Alaska and California [3]."
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Ask HN: Are Anthropic structured outputs broken for you as well?
2 points by koakuma-chan 8mo ago|0 comments
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by koakuma-chan 8mo ago
Why does a ground based interceptor cost $75M? High idiot index?
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by koakuma-chan 8mo ago
If your employer does direct deposit of USD into your USD bank account, you don't need stable coins. This is not the case for most people outside of the U.S.
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by koakuma-chan 8mo ago
I don't know what USR is, but I would prefer to be paid in USDT or USC if Wealthsimple supported it as deposit method. When I withdraw, I do Deel -> Wise -> Interac e-Transfer -> Bank -> Interac e-Transfer -> Wealthsimpl
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by koakuma-chan 8mo ago
you can send them around easily without having to deal with bullshit payment systems
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by koakuma-chan 8mo ago
I also don't get it, why do certificates need to expire?
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by koakuma-chan 8mo ago
No it's not. Stop upvoting AI slop.
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by koakuma-chan 8mo ago
npm i -D @typescript/native-preview You can use it today.
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by koakuma-chan 8mo ago
https://github.com/oven-sh/bun/issues/18192 I am talking about this bug. It looks like it is still unfixed, in the sense, there is a PR fixing it, but it wasn't merged. LOL. Regardless of whether this sp
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by koakuma-chan 8mo ago
I would disagree that either "plain works" because to even package your app into a self-contained .jar, you need a plugin. I can't recall the specifics now, but years ago I spent many hours fighting both Maven and Gradle.
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by koakuma-chan 8mo ago
I think that right now it is easier than ever to rewrite your app in Rust, due to LLMs. Unfortunately there are still people out there who dismiss this idea, and continue having their back-end written in much inferior languages, like JavaSc
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by koakuma-chan 8mo ago
Yes, there is a learning curve to Rust, but once you get proficient, it no longer bothers you. I think this is more good than bad, because, for example, look at Bun, it is written in Zig, it has so many bugs. They had a bug in their filesys
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by koakuma-chan 8mo ago
As much as I love Java, everybody should just be using Rust. That way you are actually in control, know what's going on, etc. Another reason specifically against Java is that the tooling, both Maven and Gradle, still stucks.
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by koakuma-chan 8mo ago
Cursor can't compete with Claude Code's subsidized pricing, so they are trying to gaslight people that their cheap model is good enough.
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by koakuma-chan 8mo ago
it just hosts pdfs, no?
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by koakuma-chan 8mo ago
You're probably talking about cases when systems engineers develop apps. In my experience, when app developers develop apps, it's a mess.
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by koakuma-chan 8mo ago
What is "systems"? What do "systems engineer" people do?
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by koakuma-chan 8mo ago
Interesting. I didn't know that what the default search engine is on iOS is part of "services."
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by koakuma-chan 8mo ago
to be fair you shouldn't expect them to subsidize Anthropic models. what about limits for gemini?
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by koakuma-chan 8mo ago
Services? I am not paying for any Apple services.
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by koakuma-chan 8mo ago
Has Antigravity gotten any better?
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by koakuma-chan 8mo ago
https://github.com/jrswab/axe/blob/master/internal/refusal/r... Lmao
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by koakuma-chan 8mo ago
I am saying that you shouldn't use day as a unit of time. You should use second, minute, hour, etc, because these have a constant duration. sleep(86400) should reliably make your thread sleep for at least 24 hours.
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by koakuma-chan 8mo ago
Why do you want something to happen everyday at 12 o'clock specifically? If this is truly what you want, sure.
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by koakuma-chan 8mo ago
What the hell is a "microservice"?

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