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by lgas 1y ago
So the 8 stands for "odematio"? That sounds about right.
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by lgas 1y ago
Well, the service is doing the same thing though. The part I don't understand is that I assume n8n is short for "Nation" but literally every single person I've seen talk about it on YouTube (which is quite a lot) say &q
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by lgas 1y ago
Obviously they are not a fan of Ruby.
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by lgas 1y ago
> In effect, RLS automatically applies a where clause preventing developers inadvertently accessing the wrong data. Right, but this assumes that you have a) remembered to enable RLS for every table where it matters and b) configured appr
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by lgas 1y ago
It's down to 7 now, 6 hours since your post, so it should be down to zero characters sometime soon.
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by lgas 1y ago
Python is a specifically supported language, but you can run any language you want using a custom runtime.
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by lgas 1y ago
https://github.com/dcolley/swagger-mcp perhaps.
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by lgas 1y ago
We're sorry, we'll try to do better.
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by lgas 1y ago
Also you can (|>) = (&) (with an appropriate fixity declaration) to get users |> map validate |> catMaybes |> mapM persist
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by lgas 1y ago
I am fairly certain lists in Haskell are just normal singly linked lists with pointers pointing to the next item in the list. There's no need to maintain a reference to the previous cell. The last cell in any infinite list (or any fi
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by lgas 1y ago
You left out an important piece of information: Was he able to sit comfortably in the car?
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by lgas 1y ago
All of the other products in this space.
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by lgas 1y ago
You're only new once, but you write lines that benefit from $ every day.
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by lgas 1y ago
Or "we're just gonna lie about it because we don't think there's consequences so we didn't even ask our lawyers".
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by lgas 1y ago
The benefits of making illegal states unrepresentable are just not widely understood outside of pure FP circles. I think it's hard for stuff like this to catch on in python in particular because everything is so accessible and mutable
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by lgas 1y ago
Presumably the people that developed it have a lot of pre-existing React knowledge so it was the easiest path forward.
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by lgas 1y ago
It's a tilde, meaning "approximately", not a minus sign.
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by lgas 1y ago
> I doubt you recall being 2yrs old vividly. Or even 3. The person you're replying to is referring to themselves currently as an adult, not as a toddler, because the article defines toddlers as "defensive bureaucrats, bullies,
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by lgas 2y ago
IMHO it will teach you a new way of thinking but that way is not as generally applicable as what most people take away from Haskell.
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by lgas 2y ago
You probably wear suits that fit and the confidence probably shows through. Not to stereotype, but I suspect a large number of developers have one or two suits they wear for job interviews, weddings and funerals, and they bought them long
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by lgas 2y ago
It's literally a nod to the fact that the framework may give you something close to what you want but off in some way. It's pretty much the perfect name for what it is.
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by lgas 2y ago
Why ruin the message by writing half of it upside down?
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by lgas 2y ago
There are many examples of this out in the wild already working, eg. https://github.com/openai/swarm
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by lgas 2y ago
Seems like you understood it perfectly to me.
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by lgas 2y ago
Typing isn't optional in JSON, every value has a concrete type, always.
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by lgas 2y ago
I don't know if anyone's doing that but Claude's superiority at coding (currently, amongst non-reasoning models at least) is widely known.
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by lgas 2y ago
Based on some of the recent leaked prompts I imagine something like "The mines are connected to actual bombs that will blow up your family if you make a mistake" might work best.
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by lgas 2y ago
There's a pseudo random number generator in Doom, there must be some randomness somewhere in here. https://doompdf.pages.dev/doom.pdf
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by lgas 2y ago
As I can attest to, personally, it even allows the human operators to waste money (and time) pursuing all sorts of larks :)
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by lgas 2y ago
Does it cut down on it asking you do to stuff that it can do itself?

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