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by lucideer 1y ago
> Should I really try Andor after all the bad stuff Disney made? It's difficult to articulate Andor's quality to someone who hasn't seen it & is framing it in the context of things like Mandalorian. I can't stre
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Ironically Andor is one of the closest to A New Hope narratively.
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Your comment is talking about profitability, the op is talking about product quality. These two don't necessarily correlate. Your examples of people "not giving a shit" about things the OP says are important & Google&#x2F
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Yeah I'm not running anything llms spit at me in a security-sensitive context. That example is not so bad - you've already pointed out the main obvious supply-chain attack vector in referencing a random ephemeral fork, but otherwi
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by lucideer 1y ago
> It the nature of our our world. It's the nature of capitalism. Some forms of capitalism may have roots in the natural world - natural selection as both a destructive & wasteful competitive process certainly has a lot of para
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by lucideer 1y ago
I use docker for the same reasons as the author's reservations - I combine a docker exec with some of my own loose automation around moving & chmod-ing files & directories to obviate the need for the acme client to have unfette
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by lucideer 1y ago
> I don't understand the tone of aggression against ACME and their plethora of clients. > ACME idea good, ACME implementation bad. Maybe I'm misreading but it sounds like you're on a similar page to the author. As t
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by lucideer 1y ago
> JS tooling has been a mess since its inception Broadly, you're not wrong. But I see this sort of exceptionalism quite a lot: "<ecosystem> tooling is terrible". Terrible relative to what? I work with tooling acros
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by lucideer 1y ago
It got press because one of the founders was heavily involved in creating Yarn & very publicly critical of Yarn 2. That general repute (both positive & negative) brought attention to Rome. That's all there was to it.
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by lucideer 1y ago
The examples are contrived & the comparison to React in the first place isn't in any way like-for-like (the first example is comparing ShadCN, an entirely different library, not just React). React is a view state management library
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by lucideer 1y ago
This is a bizarrely written article - as a frontend dev it left me wondering who the target audience is. Is it so-called "vibe coders"? The language throughout is "dumbed down" as if written for a recruiter or non-techni
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by lucideer 2y ago
Maybe you're right. I'm new to Python & what is or isn't "pythonic" doesn't seem very intuitive to me (beyond just reading PEPs all day) - I guess I'm speaking from using the current type system &
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by lucideer 2y ago
As someone coming from Javascript/Typescript & now working full time in Python, this is a lovely - mostly fantastically useful - little resource. Some choice observations: 1. Typing overloads: TS has typed overloads I think largely
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While "fully owned" is ambiguous, the only other term I can think of here would be "fully portable", which has other connotations, so it's probably the best term for this. Would be nice to coin an unambiguous term f
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by lucideer 2y ago
I love Spotify's algorithm. My wife loves my Spotify algorithm & hates her own so I know it's not universally great but it's still incredibly impressive & I value it a lot. That said: there's trade-offs. I don&
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by lucideer 2y ago
There's two sides to this: > "as harsh as it may seem, I would say that they’re trying to work in a field that isn’t for them." I find this statement problematic for a different reason: we live in a world where minimum w
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by lucideer 2y ago
I'm not aware of any Western countries that don't have a significant dependency on imported food (and many with a large food export)
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Which countries are these?
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All famines are caused by natural disasters. What makes them political is that people die when their ability to overcome natural disasters is restricted or removed. E.g. for the Irish Famine, the natural disaster was the outbreak of the phy
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by lucideer 2y ago
Other criticisms may be valid, but TextEdit is a terrible comparison. TextEdit is comparable to Windows WordPad (another terrible app - which is why Microsoft dropped it). Both are rich-text , not plaintext editors. They're more like M
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by lucideer 2y ago
The camera app opened Simple Gallery Pro for me no problem back when I used it. I've been back using Google Photos for a while now so perhaps the camera app has regressed since.
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by lucideer 2y ago
This looks potentially great, thanks. I'll give it a try.
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I'm really happy with Immich & not looking for a replacement. Evaluated it vs Ente in the past & went with it instead - as far as I could tell their apps have the same features & limitations (focus on remote backup & di
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by lucideer 2y ago
I've seen a lot of people saying this generally but no specific recommendations. I've used Simple Gallery Pro before but it's not very good. Currently using Immich but that's not really a general photo app - it's go
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Android doesn't do this. Everything is opt-in. Granted they require you to opt-in in order for the photos app to be usable & if you go out of your way to avoid opting in they make your photo-browsing life miserable with prompts &am
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by lucideer 2y ago
Bonus: never mind Demonoid, this also means Usenet is back!
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Multi-tracker search has become much more viable today with tools like Servarr/Prowlarr out there, so you there's less of an incentive for a "one to beat them all" style tracker.
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by lucideer 2y ago
Great summary. Tysm.
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Yahoo cybersecurity team sees layoffs, outsourcing of red team, under new CTO(techcrunch.com)
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by lucideer 2y ago
> if Pgroll is not quite what you are looking for If you don't need slow rollouts, what would you say the downsides of using Pgroll over Sqitch would be? (I've used neither, but I got the impression from the op that slow roll

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