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nchmy
1mo ago
Friend, it is bewildering to me that you've been downvoted. This is one of the few sane comments here that actually sees what is going on. I'll happily join you in getting downvoted for saying so.
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1mo ago
It's much worse than what you've correctly described. They said "I think it is because we don't have a physical TV in the house"!!! They don't even "let" their kids or themselves use a TV at all! As y
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1mo ago
No, you're missing the point. You are bewildered that someone wants to try to limit technology in some way, while literally not having a television - which you call "a damn-useful tool". Can you not see how utterly un self aw
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1mo ago
This is the way
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nchmy
1mo ago
They've had cdn forever. How could cutting storage and bandwidth needs by 2/3 not have been a priority...?
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nchmy
1mo ago
It's extremely surprising me to that something like this - be it with gzip, lz4, or whatever - wasn't implemented at Cloudflare ages ago... And that the task to investigate fell to an intern. These are non-negligible numbers...
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nchmy
1mo ago
> git can do everything jujutsu can do (otherwise, jujutsu couldn't work with git). assembly can do everything [insert high level language] can do. why not just write everything in that?
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1mo ago
if you make commits, then you are at the scale where its killer features would shine. In other words, even the most basic git usage is made easier with jj. If you care to learn more, there's tons of posts on hn and the broader web, so
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1mo ago
when i saw your comment, i was confused. Then I read the article only to find there's no result shared. Nonsense.
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2mo ago
where i live in central america, there's normally rain almost every day from may to September. We've had rain perhaps twice in the past 2+ months. Meanwhile, on the other side of the country (and a mountain range), they have had l
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nchmy
2mo ago
Yeah, it's just offensive to look at. Makes it significantly less likely that the author has useful things to say about font, highlighting etc. Not gonna bother finding out
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nchmy
2mo ago
Indeed. It is unreadable without a Reader mode.
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nchmy
2mo ago
Hah, I wasn't aware of that. I was sort of referring to what seems to be not such a meme that jblow is always introduced like that. It just seems weird, even if true... Yeah Ive been meaning to watch that talk - I love listening to pre
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nchmy
2mo ago
Isn't that Jonathan blow? (to be clear, I'm a big fan of Casey)
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nchmy
2mo ago
"hatred" is an... interesting... way to describe the joke the person was trying to make
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2mo ago
obviously the example is contrived, but it seems strange me that they are not storing the json in its own column - just extracting a single key from it and storing in a generated column. Why not do that in the app code if youre just going t
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nchmy
2mo ago
why is this downvoted...?
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nchmy
2mo ago
Just a cost of doing business. Makes me think of how Apple's legal team was defended/celebrated by Tim Cook for their constant shenanigans - every year they continue to extort App Store developers, for example, they make far more
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nchmy
2mo ago
how so? that's what they do - incomparably faster than dealing with JS
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nchmy
2mo ago
apologies, i thought you were saying you were switching to SPAs because LLMs understand it better. I see some version of that comment nearly daily now. Carry on!
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nchmy
2mo ago
the browser is and always will be built for dealing with SSR HTML
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nchmy
2mo ago
Apple is almost completely to blame for all of this. https://infrequently.org/series/browser-choice-must-matter/
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nchmy
2mo ago
Again, this is Apple's work. Developers don't make good web apps when they cant work on iOS. https://infrequently.org/series/browser-choice-must-matter/
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nchmy
2mo ago
seems unlikely that they'll get nearly as much demand now that it isnt free
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2mo ago
they also conspicuously omitted GPT 5.6 Luna from comparison. It scores lower, but is also cheaper. MiMo 2.5 is not a valid comp at this point edit: nevermind. it is there in the artifical analysis scatter plot, but is greyed-out. MUCH more
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2mo ago
I cant believe I'm actually going to try to explain how your joke wasn't a joke, because you missed the initial joke. But here we are... the "meme" is leopards ate my face https://www.reddit.com/r/Le
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2mo ago
whoosh
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2mo ago
this is the holy grail
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2mo ago
Also, libreoffice is just unequivocally worse than MS Office - it is actively painful to use their spreadsheet, for example.
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2mo ago
I have a similar process - its just a pair programmer most of the time. I dont understand how people can have a fleet of agents working a bunch of waterfall specs..
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