lukevp

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by lukevp 7mo ago
I thought Valkey was the blessed fork of Redis. Is Redict better in some way?
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by lukevp 7mo ago
This thread is about how a static text article loaded 500 megs in the background. How would someone prepare for that exactly? This is effectively malware as far as your bandwidth is concerned.
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by lukevp 7mo ago
People on government assistance are just casually going to Starbucks for free wifi? They probably don’t even have a reliable way to get around. Let them eat cake?
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by lukevp 7mo ago
Thank you for posting this. It’s totally understandable and believable that you simultaneously love them and regret some things about it. There’s this insane pressure in our society to never acknowledge the toll that kids have and to never
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by lukevp 7mo ago
Saying that the paradigms of Python and Haskell are the same makes it sound like you don’t know either or both of those languages. They are not just syntactically different. The paradigms literally are different. Python is a high level duck
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by lukevp 7mo ago
What better options?
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by lukevp 7mo ago
You can also use cloudflare to create a dns record for each local service (pointed to the local IP) and just mark it as not proxied, then use Wireguard or Tailscale on your router to get VPN access to your whole network. If you set up a rev
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by lukevp 7mo ago
How about the library? A lot of suburbs have libraries
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by lukevp 7mo ago
People just love to complain. Windows 11 is way worse than Tahoe anyway. If you don’t like Liquid Glass, you can disable it
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by lukevp 7mo ago
Cool concept! I noticed with the Aquarelle brush on iOS, if you swipe fast, you can clearly see the polling rate of the touch events on the canvas. The line looks smooth so I guess you already have an interpolation algorithm going, but this
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by lukevp 7mo ago
At my company it’s lateral. Lead -> EM Sr. Lead -> Sr. EM Principal -> Director Sr. Principal -> Sr. Director The pay is aligned with the level whether or not you’re a people leader. To your point though, it may be difficult to
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by lukevp 8mo ago
One of the main problems I see with tauri is that system web views just aren’t a great solution for a ui framework. Partly because Linux doesn’t have an official webview implementation, partly because the web views across OS versions have d
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by lukevp 8mo ago
25k TC for an engineer? From where?
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by lukevp 8mo ago
Where do you source the book covers from? Is there a library to look them up or something?
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by lukevp 8mo ago
What is this exactly? What is an Android development kit style workflow? It would help to use terms outside of the space that this is in, so that the purpose of it was more comprehensible.
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by lukevp 8mo ago
How many chat products has Google come out with? Google messenger, buzz, wave, meet, Google+, hangouts… Apple has iMessage and FaceTime. You just restated OP’s point. Apple evolves things slowly and comes to market when the problems have al
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by lukevp 8mo ago
Samsung Magician checks the drive to see if it’s genuine, I haven’t heard of any thwarting of that so far and it’s mentioned in the article that it correctly identified the counterfeit. What I do is check Samsung Magician genuine check firs
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by lukevp 9mo ago
This happens in Portland as well! Can this be adapted/updated to work here?
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by lukevp 9mo ago
I had cat5e in my house but for phone line usage. It wasn’t daisy chained here, it was all tied in with a punch down panel in the master closet. I re-terminated the punch down side of each cable to ethernet and same with the keystone jacks
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by lukevp 9mo ago
Could the car lean if it had electric suspension? Is this a fundamental limitation of a 3 wheeler with 2 in the back or is it just difficult to achieve?
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by lukevp 9mo ago
Wait, the price didn’t change though did it? So you get 100 gigs for the price of 50 before?
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by lukevp 9mo ago
Where did I claim in my post to have written music worth listening to or nontrivial code? Seems like you’re just insulting me in particular instead of providing a counter-argument. There have already been AI-created #1 hits. Sure, there’s m
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by lukevp 9mo ago
How many engineers are using ai-generated software libraries at this point? This could be all over github, but the software mostly sucks (because the AI doesn’t do architecture and real engineering, that has to be input into it right now).
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by lukevp 9mo ago
And you create music without ever having heard music before? Or are you also extracting other artist’s work and using it as inspiration for what you do? AI music is the same as AI code. It’s derived from real code, but it’s not just regurgi
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by lukevp 9mo ago
If you’re trying to do a rebuttal, saying that wages are slightly higher than Mississippi and house prices are slightly lower than Cali doesn’t refute anything, it just serves to make the example more extreme and concrete. Look at house pri
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by lukevp 9mo ago
DX means Developer Experience, they're saying it lets you use the same tooling and commands to build the workers as you would if they were on CloudFlare.
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by lukevp 9mo ago
It definitely isn’t running at 60 fps in the video. Is this css performance or something? Or this not really running as fast as it’s stated?
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by lukevp 10mo ago
I agree with the point that making the VS Code terminal behave in a special manner without opt-in is going to be disruptive to newer engineers. Why not make it a shell plugin instead and offer to install/customize the shell the first t
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by lukevp 10mo ago
And??? Where did you go? Did you get L5/L6? Or did you just leave and not get another job? What a wild article to have the interviews so prominently featured but not have a conclusion.
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by lukevp 10mo ago
The important part of the article is behind a paywall… how is everyone reading the article and commenting? Are they paying? even archive.is doesn’t remove the paywall.

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