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by m00x 4y ago
The only people who gain out of class lawsuits are the lawyers. This person (a lawyer) saw an opportunity to make money and jumped on it like a hungry tiger on fresh meat.
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by m00x 4y ago
If you look at licensed code, then write new code, do you also bring in those licenses? It's been proved in court that AI does not infringe on copyright or licenses since it generates things from an understanding of the whole, instead
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by m00x 4y ago
ITT: A bunch of people convinced they know why, with 1-2 anecdotal datapoints, mostly their own experience. Come on people, be at least somewhat scientific.
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by m00x 4y ago
It's always been legal to ask tech workers to work unpaid OT. Only places like FAANG, and a few others, pay extra for on-call. Usually your contracts doesn't specify time worked per week, only that you finish your work.
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by m00x 4y ago
This is one I saw on HN recently that was especially great: https://www.psdn.io/posts/systemd-shutdown-unit/
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by m00x 4y ago
I worked with the extension Webstore and the Android Play Store. The Webstore is absolutely way worse. We took the resolution really seriously at first, and we tried our best to find the issue and fix it, but then we realized we had about t
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by m00x 4y ago
I'm really impressed how Microsoft improved Github in the past few years. Github was basically at a feature standstill, and had terrible availability after all of its internal scandals. That ended when Microsoft bought it and turned it
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by m00x 4y ago
Yes, Toyota actually saw it coming and stockpiled a ton of semiconductors, which allowed them to manufacture normally way past others.
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by m00x 4y ago
You should have gone to VCs. Maybe could've raised some capital. Could've been huge!
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by m00x 4y ago
I'm a code pasta chef. Spaghetti everywhere!
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by m00x 4y ago
It's a little better, but definitely something I'd expect more from a backend developer than a frontend developer. Simpler is better, but you still need to do well on the things you keep. The whitespace on the navbar isn't gr
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by m00x 4y ago
Not a bad thing to keeps thing minimal, but when it gives you massive benefits, it's a stupid argument.
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by m00x 4y ago
I assumed senior-level engineering decisions here, not junior engineer decisions. Using a framework you're not familiar with to build a project on a deadline is absolutely stupid. Using a new framework without wide community support fo
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by m00x 4y ago
It's not clear what OP is saying. I assumed multiple container instances, but even then, CoW isn't as efficient.
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by m00x 4y ago
Well that's just you. Some of us got the gist of it a bit earlier. No shame in being a slow learner though.
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by m00x 4y ago
That was SASS. Tailwind is much different than just syntax sugar.
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by m00x 4y ago
A framework developer's priority is not to think about preventing bad devs from misusing features, it's to empower the framework. Preventing bad devs from doing horrible mistakes should be your team leader's job.
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by m00x 4y ago
If you're scared of configs and compilers, you must not be doing much coding.
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by m00x 4y ago
Imagine giving criticism on Tailwind when your website looks like it was made using Myspace and not updated since 2004.
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by m00x 4y ago
Both authors have 8+ years of experience, so it does strike me as a controversial take for clicks & views. Web workers definitely have their place to be useful. I think we can just take it as "Web workers weren't the right sol
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by m00x 4y ago
But then you need twice the initial app memory. This can be substantial for larger apps. There are definitely benefits of using multiple cores at once on a single app.
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by m00x 4y ago
A craftsman's work is always limited by the choice of his tools. They could have built it in something different that doesn't require a huge footprint. It is inherently their fault since they chose the tools, but I definitely unde
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by m00x 4y ago
Still way more work to do all of that yourself.
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by m00x 4y ago
> You're bound to their bugs If you do it yourself, you're bound to your own bugs. When they have bugs, it's fixed by a team of highly skilled contributors. Not using frameworks is just an ego problem, or a lack of skills.
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by m00x 4y ago
Maybe you should master your tools before using them. You can use frameworks where they fit, and not where they don't. Knowing when to do which takes time and experience, but it is definitely do-able, and better. Frameworks allow you t
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by m00x 4y ago
? I'm not sure what the meme is here. They're just demonstrating the Dall-E integration.
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by m00x 4y ago
No it isn't. It's 6th in the list, half of even Canada. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_uranium_p... Kazakhstan is the top at 22k tonnes, while Russia sits at 2.6k tonnes.
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by m00x 4y ago
Can't wait for armchair lawyers making wild accusations on things they don't understand in these comments
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by m00x 4y ago
> Nobody claims they won't work at all, they'll just be crappier than they are now, which boils down to two reasons: Manifest v3 introduces limits to filter list size + pattern matching isn't as flexible. Can you show this
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by m00x 4y ago
Isn't Imagen a diffusion model? From the abstract: > We present Imagen Video, a text-conditional video generation system based on a cascade of video diffusion models

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