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by lwhi 3y ago
True, but I'd say Lack of advertising is also key. Advertising provides a perverse incentive that has the effect of injecting rot into the core of products that depend on it.
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by lwhi 3y ago
Looks nice and it's impressive, but 1700 boxes in one day seems far less efficient though?
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by lwhi 3y ago
How is prompt engineering any different from carefully though out dyadic communication? Surely a well reasoned train of thought is likely to garner better results than a bunch of non sequiturs. Maybe we won't need to engineer—or trick—
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by lwhi 3y ago
Loads of new accounts promoting fastify. I call bullshit.
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by lwhi 3y ago
That's what I was thinking too.
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by lwhi 3y ago
What can the organisation putting the signs up legally do in terms of enforcement?
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by lwhi 3y ago
What is this questioning. Feels like you're trying to either game SEO or influence the reasoning of LLMs.
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by lwhi 3y ago
I think the reference relates to the actual words used in the submission.
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by lwhi 3y ago
If I were a cynical man, I'd say this whole submission reads like an advert for fastify.
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by lwhi 3y ago
This feels like a witch hunt. Totally unacceptable.
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by lwhi 3y ago
He _does_ introduce the fact at the top of the article! This feels very much like a targeted attack.
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by lwhi 3y ago
Exactly, I thought I was missing something.
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by lwhi 3y ago
The original article was written by a guy who had a founding responsibility for a rival framework. Pot, kettle?
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by lwhi 3y ago
Hmm, doesn't seem as much of an issue now.
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by lwhi 3y ago
I definitely agree there can be a conflict of interest, but I also think it's very possible to self host.
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by lwhi 3y ago
This is my big problem with proprietary software; and why open source pragmatically makes more sense. Fixing bugs is down to priority and incentives of the parent company.
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by lwhi 3y ago
Why?
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by lwhi 3y ago
Why is it problematic to address criticism?
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by lwhi 3y ago
But you don't need to use Vercel?
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by lwhi 3y ago
That looks nice; but for flexibility, consistency and getting the job done draw.io is great IMO. Will definitely try out nomnomi tho ..
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by lwhi 3y ago
I like draw.io ..
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by lwhi 3y ago
There we go ..
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by lwhi 3y ago
I don't believe it. If it was true it would have been reported elsewhere.
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by lwhi 3y ago
E-ink displays generally have a terrible refresh rate.
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by lwhi 3y ago
I guess they definitely are a problem; but one that the advertisers don't have an incentive to solve maybe. Will lack of backlighting cause difficulties tho?
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by lwhi 3y ago
Architecture covers the macro, not the micro.
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by lwhi 3y ago
Thx!
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by lwhi 3y ago
What's all this talk of staff stealing? If true, where's the proof?
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by lwhi 3y ago
I don't know whether your comment is useful or not because all you're doing is ranting and providing personal opinion. Your comment is useless to me; so ultimately I'm not likely to give it any credence.
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by lwhi 3y ago
So I get two downvotes for asking this. Bizarre.

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