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by mariopt 11mo ago
The online check-in opens 48 hours before the flight and you get a notification, no reason to delay this and your life harder inside the airport and potentially lose your flight. Still confused about the no paper thing, you could print the
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by mariopt 11mo ago
To be honest, I don’t think you’ll need to use the app. I get my passes via email and add them to Apple Wallet. In some airports, printing the pass is actually free, they have a dedicated vending machine just for this. They are not saying t
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by mariopt 11mo ago
Cool, I'll check it out.
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by mariopt 11mo ago
It would be interesting if Supabase allows me to use that runtime without forcing me to use supabase, being a separated product on its own. Several years ago, I used MeteorJs, it uses mongo and it is somehow comparable to Supabase. The main
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by mariopt 11mo ago
Been using CF Workers with JavaScript and I absolutely love it. What is performance overhead when comparing rust against wasm? Also think the time for a FOSS alternative is coming. Serverless without, virtually, cold starts is here to stay
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by mariopt 1y ago
I can clearly tell just by using websites and mobile apps, the amount of silly bugs in the last 3 years or so is ridiculous. QA roles are going down and everyone believes they can vibe code production grade products without meaningful know
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by mariopt 1y ago
Removing job posts older than 3 months would be a great starting point, given the current state of the job market.
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by mariopt 1y ago
Can you please stop farming CVs? Your company has been "hiring" since last year, running the weirdest interview process, with no real intention of hiring. Plenty of negative feedback online about BetterStack "hiring" pra
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by mariopt 2y ago
I have been using Phind for building SQL queries and it's actually great to learn more about SQL, and the results are mostly correct. Just try to ask it to build some advanced query then you discover you don't truly know SQL.
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by mariopt 2y ago
Not really, MeatSpin is missing
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by mariopt 2y ago
Hi Klokan, This is a really project and really helpful to understand history. I noticed that several data points about the Portuguese Colonial Empire are wrong, is there any place where I can submit a ticket about it? When the royal success
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by mariopt 2y ago
"Posted 30+ Days Ago" - Do you intend to fill the positions at all?
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by mariopt 2y ago
Words can not express my hate for this kind of articles. Imagine working on a legacy codebase where the PM holds the dogma of refactoring being a bad thing and expecting you to do it wrong, even micro managing your PRs. Most often than not,
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by mariopt 2y ago
Hallucinations reduce the success rate of AI workflows, which must be taken seriously. Imagine a workflow with 8 steps where each step/agent has a 95% success rate, the success rate of this workflow is only (1-0.05)^8 = 0.66 ~= 66%. No
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by mariopt 2y ago
This lasts until every single major app decides to exit the market and they are forced to remove this nonsense. At the end of the day Europe is not even the place where most apps are created, just a bureaucratic nonsense. If you though the
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by mariopt 2y ago
Even a "direct" mapping between yaml and PocketBase/SupaBase/Firebase would be helpful, LLMs currently hallucinate too much. Another bit worth adding to the yaml config on a collection basis: seed data
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by mariopt 2y ago
Any plan to plug this into an LLM and generate a backend in virtually any stack/platform? The idea seems cool, provided it supports more features like authentication type, generic middlewares, rate limiting, etc.
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Wise Doubles Fees(wise.com)
3 points by mariopt 2y ago|4 comments
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by mariopt 2y ago
I get that and LLMs are expected to get better. Today, would you build a scraper with current LLMs that randomly hallucinate? I wouldn't. The idea of a LLM powered scraper adapting the selectors every time the website owner updates it,
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by mariopt 2y ago
What is the point of using LLMs for the scrapping itself instead of using them to generate the boring code for mimicking HTTP requests, css/xpath selectors, etc? I get it may be interesting for small tasks combined with a browser exten
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Gemini New Price(ai.google.dev)
3 points by mariopt 2y ago|4 comments
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by mariopt 3y ago
The idea of using thunderbolt to extend a motherboard is pretty smart and can be used for many laptops, I wish they would sell this to people who want to reuse some broken laptop and turn it into a server. Still wondering if it makes financ
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by mariopt 3y ago
I bought 4 USB hubs just to switch the keyboard and mouse, it's just so annoying how most devices are so terrible. Randomly you have to physically detach the hub several times a day. If you plug webcams and/or USB mics, it only ge
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by mariopt 3y ago
It's quite an elegant solution, especially for older people who are not used to smartphones or lack the budget for expensive POS.
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by mariopt 3y ago
Code duplication sometimes is a good thing but it doesn't prove that clean code is a bad thing. I think you overcommitted a bit on the refactor, if you had replaced those "10 repetitive lines of math" with a function it would
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by mariopt 3y ago
Glad to see Celso still hacking
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Ask HN: Is getting a coding job next to impossible?
8 points by mariopt 3y ago|0 comments
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by mariopt 3y ago
This seems really interesting and I do have some questions: How similar is this to MeteorJs minimongo collections? Does this provide an architecture where a client subscribes to a collection and the server keeps track of which data the clie
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by mariopt 3y ago
What are the reasons for grep not being replaced/improved? This topic seems a bit old by now.
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by mariopt 3y ago
I have used "free" apps that require you to enable a trial but then I forgot to cancel it and ended up paying 3 weeks or so. Isn't this the way most mobile apps bring their revenue today?

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