nchmy

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by nchmy 1y ago
What criticisms of deno do you think went unaddressed?
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by nchmy 1y ago
You've got it all wrong
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by nchmy 1y ago
Academic circles? That's how it is just used in general. You're the anomaly.
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by nchmy 1y ago
Likewise. And, yet, I've thought about this for a while now and looked up a bunch of articles and I still think that "thing" is completely - if not more - appropriate. I fully understand and use "think" as a noun -
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by nchmy 1y ago
Burnout is not from failing to complete things. Most work never truly "succeeds". It comes from trying hard to do good work, and having it sabotaged, prevented, micromanaged, and even punished etc...
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by nchmy 1y ago
They open sourced the entire deployment apparatus that they built to do all of this - it is simple to use. They'll have no issues maintaining it or finding new people if/when needed. And, if you bothered reading, there's sign
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by nchmy 1y ago
Dhh has addressed this a dozen times - they shipped the servers to some datacenter which manages everything for them. And they, obviously, have hardware redundancies
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by nchmy 1y ago
Far more commands/shortcuts, capabilities etc... Just try the various tools out. I am not aware of anything that comes close.
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by nchmy 2y ago
Check out jjui - it is VASTLY better, and the dev is extremely open and responsive to feature requests. https://github.com/idursun/jjui
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by nchmy 2y ago
apparently synadia is working with the linux foundation now to find a better way forward, and will release a joint statement soon. (CEO mentioned in their slack)
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by nchmy 2y ago
In addition to youtubers, there's also a bunch of people who have nothing better to do with their lives than frequenting sourdough forums - reddit, facebook groups etc... - insisting to all newcomers that if you don't cultivate yo
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by nchmy 2y ago
What I'm getting at is that even wikipedia is not useful for communities who completely lack education (and perhaps even reading ability), technology, and economic stability. They need, more than anything, to get sanitation, clean ai
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by nchmy 2y ago
Just read the follow up study. A local affiliate of Rachelplus was the one who I mentioned in my other comment as being bewildered and worthless. It's just some clueless and not particularly invested bureaucrats running it, and they ar
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by nchmy 2y ago
I've spent the past 8 years focused on this theme, more or less, because my conclusion after finding things like internet on a box (and various similar projects) was that they offer too much information (and also present it in a usel
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by nchmy 2y ago
Could you elaborate on/point us towards resources about why it does not work?
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by nchmy 2y ago
I literally agreed that the docs were shit. I just happened to say the videos were great.
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by nchmy 2y ago
Agreed. It is amazing though, and actually so simple that you don't need much docs. Their YouTube channel is excellent.
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by nchmy 2y ago
Also related https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43783452
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by nchmy 2y ago
NATS is also in the process of a open source license rugpull... https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43783452
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by nchmy 2y ago
at the same time, in the graduation application, they seemed to strongly argue that they didnt even want outside contributors - saying that having community-developed client libraries and a synadia-developed core server was both proof of
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by nchmy 2y ago
ugh... Yet another rug pull of beloved software that so many people have based their projects - and, in this case, entire architecture - on... Hopefully CNCF will prevail - most notably in creating a viable OSS team around it, as happened w
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by nchmy 2y ago
Undergrad is wholly unnecessary for most people. I don't have a particular solution for you, but where there's tremendous issues, there's tremendous opportunity. So, I'd encourage you to focus on trying to address the ne
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by nchmy 2y ago
Surely humans are the ones initiating the agent though, no? Just do that at a measured pace. And set up comprehensive prompts/mechanisms to make sure the agent satisfies your criteria for tests, style, etc - there's a lot of promp
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by nchmy 2y ago
sincere question: why would you not be able to code review it in the same way you would for humans?
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by nchmy 2y ago
Did you mean to respond to another comment? Because I'm not following either the relevance or tone of your comment. The parent comment wanted a way to "serve" requests on the client device, so I suggested a way to do that tha
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by nchmy 2y ago
Its possible to run the datastar TS/JS SDK in a service worker, if you want to do (isomorphic with the backend) templating from there or just returning pre-cached html fragments.
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by nchmy 2y ago
could you please elaborate on this?
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by nchmy 2y ago
really? how/why?
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by nchmy 2y ago
could be, but it doesnt change the fact that the parent comment had bond prices and yields completely backwards
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by nchmy 2y ago
This doesnt make sense. When money moves out of stocks, it has to go somewhere. Typically, it moves to less-risky assets, like bonds. That makes their prices go up, and yields down. Likewise, why would the tariff strategy be to drive down b

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