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by krzyk 8mo ago
One can dream.
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by krzyk 8mo ago
> There is Github Copilot, the coding autocomplete tool. It is a coding everything, autocomplete, ask, edit files and an agent (claude code like).
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by krzyk 8mo ago
OK, but this was more like Serbia/Kosovo/Bosnia. Maybe GP was asking about previous Yugoslavia war, where AFAIR there was no intervention and massacres continued for quite long.
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by krzyk 8mo ago
What's wrong in using Linux. It is an open source project with origins in Finland and still lead by a Fin.
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by krzyk 8mo ago
> Teslas I've been in didn't seem to have great design or build quality Design is subjective (I like it), and build quality. Not sure, I don't have issues with mine except one where after 2 years frunk latch started failin
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Ubiquiti: The U.S. Tech Enabling Russia's Drone War(hntrbrk.com)
17 points by krzyk 8mo ago|0 comments
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by krzyk 9mo ago
This is for EAA, which includes Switzerland, Norway and even Turkey. Yes, it does not include UK, but that's on them. I encourage people living in other countries to complain to their goverment on Metas policies.
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by krzyk 9mo ago
Apple has better app selection? Where? Does it have Tasker? Or browsers that aren't reskin of safari?
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by krzyk 9mo ago
It is an unique feature. Most people communicate with the ones in their region. Even when going on vacation most people can afford only to travel around their own continent.
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by krzyk 9mo ago
It always amazes me why image/videos/audio generated by AI are treated differently from code. Are images somehow better? If one draws, is he better the one that writes code? Why protect one and not the other. Or why protect any fo
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by krzyk 9mo ago
Also interesing one can find places like https://openinframap.org/#18.27/49.995951/18.966733 where 220kV line is just above a house. I wonder how easy it would be to prepare a query in osm to find all such cases.
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by krzyk 9mo ago
But Python is readable, it is the most readable language I've seen. There is a reason why it is used nowadays as the first language in schools.
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by krzyk 9mo ago
> In this sense Python is the worst possible language for vibe coding Javascript would like a word
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by krzyk 9mo ago
I'm bit puzzled, isn't VRR more for low powered hardware to consume less battery (handhelds like steam deck)? How does it fit hardware that is constantly connected to power? (I assume VRR = Variable Refresh Rate)
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by krzyk 9mo ago
Do consoles support anything above 60 FPS?
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by krzyk 9mo ago
Go and "simpler"? Really? C is simpler, Python is simpler, but Go?
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by krzyk 9mo ago
> Yes I agree, but it shouldn't take YEARS to ship anything. 11 years for a JSON api?! Come on. Anything? Or maybe something that you specifically want? It added records when I wanted them, it added streams and lambdas. I don't
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by krzyk 9mo ago
But it comes from Javascript and inherits its issues, and is used mostly because there is no other option on the web and that makes it popular, not its quality, but lack of options. So a closed ecosystem with just one language - Javascript,
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by krzyk 9mo ago
Typescript? Why replace a nice language like python with anything coming out of javascript?
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by krzyk 9mo ago
> Scala was the hack > Kotlin designers evaluated language Well, I like scala, and most of the time I understand it, but I can't say the same with Kotlin. I would say quite the opposite is true.
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by krzyk 9mo ago
Handling JSON as a basics for language? Really? null restricted type will come with valhalla, string templates had a try, but people complained and they withdrawn them after 2 preview iterations. Not sure what issue people had with them and
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by krzyk 10mo ago
Doesn't Jetbrains MCP (it is built on n, you need just to enable it) provide tool for refactoring?
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by krzyk 10mo ago
React (and Angular) is an MVC framework pushed on top of a MVC framework in the backend. Why make things so complex?
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by krzyk 10mo ago
> Frontend and backend must agree on every scenario — success, validation errors, system errors, partial updates, full reloads. Well, frontend and backend always need to agree on every scenario, that's why I prefer to do validation
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by krzyk 10mo ago
> What I don’t get is why I’d use it if I can’t write a reasonable complex SPA with it. Because most webpages don't need to be SPAs. I miss the days of jquery and html+css, where everything was snappy, and wasn't an SPA.
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by krzyk 10mo ago
Hallucinations are not bad. It adds some kind of creativity, which is good for e.g. image generation, coding, or story telling. It is bad only in case of reporting on facts.
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by krzyk 10mo ago
Kotlin sensible? It plays catchup game with newest JDKs.
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by krzyk 10mo ago
Developers that don't care are to blame.
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by krzyk 10mo ago
What Google did was similar what Microsoft did back in the days. Marketing something as Java, but wasn't Java.
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by krzyk 10mo ago
We could also postulate based on left-pad that npm and javascript in general shouldn't be used. It has similar bases on facts.

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