maciekpaprocki

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by maciekpaprocki 2y ago
finally, after two years of hype I have some usage for llm. we import descriptions of products from a seller. the problem is they are mental ( probably written by chatgpt :)) and are way too long. we need only small blurb. I put our style g
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by maciekpaprocki 2y ago
Lol. Most of the open-source communities will have a nazi and a fury working in tandem :) You run a community it's up to you what standards you enforce. And there's plenty of other projects you can contribute to if you disagree wi
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by maciekpaprocki 2y ago
SEO very much does count. And on site optimisation is the easiest return on investment as it's generally not a lot of work. few hours of work can bring you tons of clients.
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by maciekpaprocki 2y ago
You dont want to exclude your images. That can very much affect your results as it will remove you from image tab, but also content of articles that contain them might be affected.
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by maciekpaprocki 3y ago
For those that loved the book. Hasek also wrote an autobiography, which is even funnier than the life of Svejk. It's definitely made up quite a bit, but the stories in it are great. I cannot find english title ( it might have been not
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by maciekpaprocki 3y ago
not diss on OP more on SF Chronicle
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by maciekpaprocki 3y ago
How is that newsworthy? Some poor kid died and his mum is a retired CEO of YouTube. Just seems like invasion of privacy in quite terrible moment for the family.
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by maciekpaprocki 3y ago
If I would tell any of my tutors/teachers that I am not able to find time for it, I would be thrown out of the school or at least didn't pass. I am like 30, so i don't think that much changed.
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by maciekpaprocki 3y ago
The f*** is that? Some crazy scam on hn.
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by maciekpaprocki 3y ago
That's a security feature. If you would have that in any environment it would be massive security issue. If you actually own the service you can still do that.
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by maciekpaprocki 3y ago
wait. why not iframes?
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by maciekpaprocki 3y ago
Dude, I am sorry, but almost every example has something wrong. First of all you are not comparing tailwind css vs semantic css. You are comparing tailwind ui implementation of a page vs your implementation. You are comparing blog projects
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by maciekpaprocki 3y ago
This article is a bit bs. the first example of how much code it requires is misleading. you can accomplish this same thing with exactly this same amount of html nodes. You just gonna have more classes. Calling tailwind tightly coupled Vs se
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by maciekpaprocki 4y ago
Just finished the project like that. The website was terrible. Mixed encodings which messed everything up. all the routing in htaccess going to hundreds separate files. PHP 5.4, no version control and pretty much everything wrong that could
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by maciekpaprocki 4y ago
Ok. I would kind of like it, but environmental impact of that needs to be insane. I guess 50 years ago people were not that concerned about it. And then how much energy they will have to spend just removing sand. Seems like a pretty pointle
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by maciekpaprocki 5y ago
Thats why i decided to keep all my music on myspace. It will stay there forever :) https://mashable.com/article/myspace-data-loss
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by maciekpaprocki 5y ago
I agree about hetzner. Specially servers auction. I developed websites that were terrible backend performance wise, just because i knew 20 pounds can get me so much comouting power that i never have to optimise it. i cringe at that now, bht
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by maciekpaprocki 5y ago
Its actually a real economic thing. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Big_Mac_Index
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by maciekpaprocki 5y ago
Hi Cliff, First of all thank you for being you. I read about you week ago and then I went into a massive youtube binge of your videos. I had a bad day and needed a distraction and seriously your videos were uplifting, funny, educational and