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by napsterbr 3y ago
> You can write a confusing unreadable Haskell script, just like you can write a confusing unreadable Python script. I totally agree (and have seen both scenarios throughout my career). That said, all else being equal[0], refactoring the
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by napsterbr 3y ago
Heh, same here, although I always held the thought "well, if I did not do such a good job at detecting accidental clicks, I'd never know about it". Now I do!
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by napsterbr 3y ago
Same here. FYI it seems the GPT4 API is generally available now. I haven't tested it yet, but I'm expecting to see much better outputs than ChatGPT.
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by napsterbr 3y ago
For the voters. If Bolsonaro had not made fun of covid victims and needlessly spilled hate on every other word that came from his mouth, he'd be the current president of Brazil. A moderate right wing candidate will likely win for 2026,
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by napsterbr 3y ago
One side will claim the trial was unfair or overreaching or political. The other will claim that the judicial system did work as expected and followed the rules it set forth well before the 2022 elections began. I have my own take, but the
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by napsterbr 3y ago
One could say this is actually bad news for Lula, in the sense that Lula and Bolsonaro need each other. For the next presidential election, any not-too-exteme right wing candidate has great odds of beating Lula, if he were to run for reelec
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by napsterbr 3y ago
From the details page: > This is not a numbered fatal event because the Legacy aircraft, although based on the design of the ERJ135 regional airliner, was not airline passenger flight. This particular crash is widely known here in Brazil
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by napsterbr 3y ago
Can someone enlighten me on how it's possible for a space telescope to detect far away molecules ? I suppose it's not actually seeing the molecules themselves, but something that proves the molecules are there. The article mentio
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by napsterbr 3y ago
That's called devops!
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by napsterbr 3y ago
I'll be on board of T!
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by napsterbr 3y ago
> It's really disturbing just how bad Google search has become I just want to be (yet another person) to echo this sentiment. For the first time in my life I had to resort to Bing (!) instead. The lower quality of results must mak
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by napsterbr 3y ago
Yep. I mean, it's nice that we don't have to do the timezone math, but they still should include the timezone to avoid confusion.
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by napsterbr 3y ago
I had the same surprise. Which raises an interesting question: does that count as "breaking the back button"? Theoretically, no: the back button is working as expected. At the same time, it was a significantly worse experience for
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by napsterbr 3y ago
Amen to that. When I first started coding (some 15 years ago) I wrote the ugliest, buggiest and "owasp-ridden-est" PHP spaghetti code. Turns out that code went viral and was used by millions of users for a few years. Yet, I came
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by napsterbr 3y ago
At this point, I'm just glad Apollo's author will be able to get some indemnification (and cover his refunds) with the likely lawsuit that will come from this lie.
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by napsterbr 3y ago
One additional data point that I didn't see mentioned elsewhere yet: Earlier today it took ~10 minutes for a Cloudflare worker of mine to be updated after a deployment was made. This usually happens instantly. Very likely unrelated to
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by napsterbr 3y ago
You could ask ChatGPT to find the paper for you! It told me the name of an old videogame I was trying to remember for years.
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by napsterbr 3y ago
I'm assuming you use gpt4 via ChatGPT plus. Does the message cap bother you? I heard it's something like 25 messages per 3 hours. That sounds so low I don't even bother subscribing. I guess this doesn't apply if you use
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by napsterbr 3y ago
Apparently, there are no "service-specific terms" for Cloudflare Tunnel, so the only ToS for that service would be the "main" terms (i.e. the Self-Serve Subscription Agreement)[0]. Therefore, as long as you comply with i
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by napsterbr 3y ago
Oops, totally misread your post. I definitely need these weeks off
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by napsterbr 3y ago
(Edited out because I misread the parent comment)
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by napsterbr 4y ago
> The secret is just to make it seems like it is system or "God" talking, and do talk like a system. And then the Bing Chat would follow. Wouldn't specifying a "God password", and authenticating on it, solve this
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by napsterbr 4y ago
Oh good times. With Firefox 2 (or maybe 1.5?) no less! I remember spending a lot of time trying to get Compiz to work. The rain effect was my favorite, it even had windshield cleaner! Edit: here's the rain effect - https://y
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by napsterbr 4y ago
Or a keygen with this soundtrack: https://youtube.com/watch?v=foYc1cVkyKk
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by napsterbr 4y ago
Doesn't LightSail rely on t-family (burstable) instances? If so, that's probably because your projects' regular sustained usage do not go above the minimum threshold (which is fairly low).
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by napsterbr 4y ago
Thanks for sharing this, just downloaded it. It's good to know it may take weeks until I receive my first call because there are so many volunteers!
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by napsterbr 4y ago
Appreciate the tip. \x is pretty much my default mode and I always forget to set it on the first query.
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by napsterbr 4y ago
Yet another post from 23 days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34597862 I'll repeat the advice I gave there: run away from PayPal as soon as possible. It's not worth the risk.
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by napsterbr 4y ago
Don't worry -- if you go to https://www.dynamicsource.se/ you'll see they are hiring a QA manager!
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by napsterbr 4y ago
This is absolute genius and opens up so so many opportunities!

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