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by mhitza 5mo ago
Shift-F6 (rename refactor) is my goto, and what I miss most in a code editor (maybe LSPs support that today for most languages). It also takes away the mental tax burden of thinking up good names for things when writing out code quickly on
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by mhitza 5mo ago
> it'll say "slow down cowboy" Maybe if you prompt it to be highly critical of you, the user. Otherwise it will absolutely right you out of money.
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by mhitza 5mo ago
Couple of times a year.
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by mhitza 5mo ago
All AI music I've heard sounds average, common "denominatorish". That to me seems like a general observed behaviour with LLMs. Adding more agents I don't think it will break the mold. On the other hand the majority of pe
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by mhitza 5mo ago
Enterprise software and support services have consideraby (in my personal experience) degraded over the last year. Less care on process, or quality, more focus on "just ship". I've also seen and heard from peers this happenin
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by mhitza 5mo ago
If the claim is true, please report them all to AWS, even if AWS closes off accounts automatically. All personal data at risk due to their incompetence at cloud engineering is too dangerous to go unaffected.
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by mhitza 5mo ago
Even more annoying, is when the integrated "chat with AI" boxes don't actually have full knowledge about the website. Tried a couple of different such boxes, and in the end I still had to crawl the website on my own to find t
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by mhitza 5mo ago
You also have small browsers like Dillio that intentionally don't support javascript https://dillo-browser.github.io/
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by mhitza 5mo ago
What are the current limitation of this system? Slow bootstrapping, high latency, large disk usage? Is there a solution, or ideas, for DNS equivalents? I know the I2P approach (and remember that GNUNet had some unique approach as well), whi
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by mhitza 5mo ago
But not a problem in theory for Android and Ubuntu Touch systems?
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by mhitza 5mo ago
Don't even remind me about the RedHat docs, lol. Their solutions pages used to be readable with an account, now I think you need a subscription too. The manuals, indeed are good, though for more esoteric issues I land too often on a ga
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by mhitza 5mo ago
> But are they maintained well? Alma has a few affordances as it's no longer RHEL source compatible, which means it could ship priviledge escalation fixes with new kernel updates faster. Rocky responded with an extra, optional to en
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by mhitza 5mo ago
I'm using mullvad without issues. Switch exit point, or send and email to the HN email address and you'll get a link you can use to manuallly unblock your current IP address you use. Maybe there's too many users with the same
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by mhitza 5mo ago
Roman colloseums in our pockets. Maybe climate change effects will be a factor in the rich getting eaten.
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by mhitza 5mo ago
And there's also the question of what data is fed into the system. And how bias is adjusted. At one point I asked ChatGPT to tell me if there were any issues with a specific credit union, and it ranted in a negative way about (the gene
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by mhitza 5mo ago
No way tooling is decades behind. You have a decent LSP, debugger, package manager and REPL. Laziness is hard to observe, maybe Strict and StrictData would become more popular in use within this context. I haven't checked in a while no
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by mhitza 5mo ago
Interesting though experiment, if you train an LLM with all available knowledge (cut-off date) before the day Einstein published/first time discussed the relativity theory, would an LLM be able to come up with that?
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by mhitza 5mo ago
I'm in the same boat, became a premium member to support Bitwarden and use the built-in authenticator. The subscription price is now a negative proposition, alongside the silent rollout and the other red flags raised in the post. I&#x2
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by mhitza 5mo ago
Something that only thinks of the things thought before isn't much of a tinker now is it?
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by mhitza 5mo ago
Jobs are trully ridiculous in today's market. Not only you have to be "AI-native" with more years of experience with GenAI code, than the time it started getting popular, but you also get jobs that require you to know Claude
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by mhitza 5mo ago
Using tailwind doesn't lead to any inherent concession of accessibility. How do you come to that conclusion? If I look at their component library, they also do the work of including aria attributes for you https://tailwindcs
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by mhitza 5mo ago
https://hachyderm.io/@mitchellh/116580433508108130
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by mhitza 5mo ago
Funny enough, with the advent of AI I've stopped seeing posts of this pattern. Now instead of fake virtue signaling, I see fake expert signaling with AI.
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by mhitza 5mo ago
> D.3. Limitations of Outputs; Notice to Users. It is Customer’s responsibility to evaluate whether Outputs are appropriate for Customer’s use case, including where human review is appropriate, before using or sharing Outputs. Customer a
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by mhitza 5mo ago
Rare, in Romanian.
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by mhitza 5mo ago
At least on GitHub there was a special flag to exclude code that matches publicly available source code. Thus the chance is higher than 0. Which matches my experience last year when multiple Copilot chats got redacted for that reason.
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by mhitza 5mo ago
Imagine this; ~40% of public websites run wordpress. (based on some AI-gen summary, even if fewer it is still an important percentage). So you might be spinning up a new instance with 40% probability. It makes sense in mass vulnerability ex
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by mhitza 5mo ago
There wasn't any personal mention in my post. A snark remark at the fact that this cycle keeps continuing and every new release is game changer except in the banchmarks where there is mostly a slight couple percent change, generally.
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by mhitza 5mo ago
I'm not from the US, but from eastern europe. I have not been in collectives where what you're saying was true. At most I've seen 2-3 months of pay for someone to sign their own resignation.
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by mhitza 5mo ago
At least the compensation package sounds nice for those layed off. What I'm really intrigued by is the non technical staff deploying code to production. Now that's a gamble I want to see in the crypto space.

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