moltar

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by moltar 3y ago
Haha, you are so on point! I was born in Eastern Europe and raised in Canada. Recently I moved to Southern Europe and had the audacity to criticize some practices. I was almost nuked from the orbit and all of the perceived faults were vehem
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by moltar 3y ago
One great benefit of UUIDs I have found is inability to join a wrong row. If you use incremental numbers, every table has 1, 2, 3.
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by moltar 3y ago
Thee days in a row!! Is this the result of all the job cuts?
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by moltar 3y ago
What’s the chance Phylum created those packages?
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by moltar 3y ago
You are so right! I was just in Munich and had some of the most confusing experience in any public transport system I’ve ever used. And I’ve seen many! It was so shocking. The UIs of the ticket machines are horrendously slow and confusing.
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by moltar 3y ago
I’ve toyed around with Cube and it’s certainly a solid and mature product! My only gripe was the cube definition. It uses a weird JS-like DSL, but not real JS. You can’t use any packages or anything. Feels like a strange limitation. Also la
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by moltar 3y ago
Not only flea markets. The problem was so ubiquitous that sellers would walk in traffic and sell CDs with data to drivers.
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by moltar 3y ago
Ha remember that too! It’s basically just keeping the socket open and continuously streaming a response. As if it’s just a slow download. It’d also send heartbeat null values to keep the connection open. Of course in the CGI days that reall
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by moltar 3y ago
Oh my. Chat.cgi days! :D
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by moltar 3y ago
Putting 0 value used to be a bad idea, as it was a signal to the browser and various ad blockers and anti viruses that it was a rogue redirect. Wonder if it’s different these days?
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by moltar 3y ago
So it got worse in the last couple of years just as the whole world was on pause. So maybe it’s not caused by humans then?
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by moltar 3y ago
You can still find plenty of amazing vehicles, in great condition in the South of Europe. The weather there is great and cars don’t deteriorate as much. I see plenty of Toyotas and Hondas from pre 97 models. They still cost around 3-4 K EUR
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by moltar 3y ago
But do you have any examples of how to do this? I am a pretty seasoned dev, but never trained a model before :)
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by moltar 3y ago
Do you have any examples on how to train a model that can write code but in a specific domain? Eg I only want to train it on a specific set of code. Eg let’s say functional React components in TypeScript.
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by moltar 4y ago
I bet you Canada is next!
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by moltar 4y ago
Totally agree. I’m in Portugal now and it’s even more shocking here. It’s €9 for a cheeseburger menu. Meanwhile I can get a menu meal at a local joint for €6.50. And it’s about the same size, much healthier and even had Coke Zero in a glass
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by moltar 4y ago
The lady in the intro paragraph would be shocked to learn that Danes leave their babies to sleep outside in a stroller, in midst of the winter, meanwhile they are enjoying a coffee or buying something indoors. To be clear, I think that’s aw
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by moltar 4y ago
As much as devs like to moan about AWS and it’s “problems” it is by far the best cloud out there. The moat is so vast that I really doubt any current provider will ever catch up. Also we don’t know what they have in the works in terms of in
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by moltar 4y ago
I think you could say exactly the same story about Canada. And imagine many other countries soon. Interest rates will spoil the party.
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by moltar 4y ago
What prompt did you use?
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by moltar 4y ago
Interestingly it loads for me muted by default. I have to tap unmute.
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by moltar 4y ago
I started coding with my feet
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by moltar 4y ago
Just a big nope from me. There’s no way I’m going to let anyone interrupt my focus. I usually resurface every few hours to check in with the team. But otherwise I keep all devices away, all chat apps closed.
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by moltar 4y ago
Hit me up, I’ll be your first client for prompt eng!
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by moltar 4y ago
I wonder if horse buggy drivers had the same sentiment when cars came out?
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by moltar 4y ago
It’s probably a strategy. They overwhelm you with choice. So you end up with some simple heuristic like more expensive is better. Get something middle of the pack and you are still overpaying 200%.
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by moltar 4y ago
Just wait until the RE bubble collapse and we’ll see. There’s a ton of mortgage fraud not to mention the risk of defaults. Everyone is so strained.
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by moltar 4y ago
> When the seat belt light blinks on, every passenger buckles up except for one group of fliers: lap-babies. That’s not how it works though. At least not on the flights I have been. We were given a special, additional seat belt, that loo
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by moltar 4y ago
I still see them sometimes in Southern Europe. Great condition too usually. I’m a fan of old civics too :)
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by moltar 4y ago
Have you used EdgeDB in prod? I’m itching to try it, but am too worried about general instability. Seems like too many moving parts. Love the DX though, it’s really clean and well thought out.

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