odie5533

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   by odie5533 1y ago

   I wonder who works on centrifugo. Could be anyone.
2. 272.▲
   by odie5533 1y ago

   Who would study sea spiders? You'd have to look at and think about sea spiders all day. That's terrifying.
3. 273.▲
   by odie5533 1y ago

   100% of my debug sessions are with plain breakpoints and stepping. So it's here for me!
4. 274.▲
   by odie5533 1y ago

   I don't do anything like USB pass through. I use it purely for the linux tooling to support software development. I find it a perfectly suitable system for that purpose and would recommend it.
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   by odie5533 1y ago

   I'm sure these prompt injections aren't a sign of our ability to control smarter models.
6. 276.▲
   by odie5533 1y ago

   I use WSL as daily drive for dev. Never had any issues. Love it. I use it from VS Code.
7. 277.▲
   by odie5533 1y ago

   I knew which issue this was before I clicked it. Oh hey, there's me commenting in the issue a year ago!
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   by odie5533 1y ago

   I've had your type of product owner, but I've also had a product owner that was an ex-staff engineer. Companies should hire ex-engineer product owners, not strictly people-manager product owners.
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   by odie5533 1y ago

   For 99% of companies, their code is worthless to anyone but them.
10. 280.▲
    by odie5533 1y ago

    Codex IDE. Calling it.
11. 281.▲
    by odie5533 1y ago

    It depends what level you ask them to work on, but I agree, all of my agent coding is active and completed in usually <15 seconds.
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    by odie5533 1y ago

    As a dev, if you try taking away my product owners I will fight you. Who am I going to ask for requirements and sign-offs, the CEO?
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    by odie5533 1y ago

    Not him, but I started because I searched for a place to find news about software engineering, and HN felt like it was more for professionals which I like. I also visit and contribute to Reddit and read substack and some weekly newsletters
14. 284.▲
    by odie5533 1y ago

    Putting his education on his portfolio is not why 900 companies didn't hire him.
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    by odie5533 1y ago

    Is Arrow better than Parquet or Protobuf?
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    by odie5533 1y ago

    Purelymail https://purelymail.com/ and Migadu https://www.migadu.com/pricing/ and Zoho have better pricing and features for full inboxes and sending. If you just want forwarding, there are free options
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    by odie5533 1y ago

    Using Cursor is a lot easier than Roo Code or Cline. It has a much better UI and it's faster for streaming tool uses, and I believe it's cheaper.
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    by odie5533 1y ago

    Please do not ditch the editor! Cursor's integrated IDE with easy changes I can read is the whole reason I like it the best!
19. 289.▲
    by odie5533 1y ago

    Have you tried Bolt.new? You can vibe code with it.
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    by odie5533 1y ago

    Great post! Regarding the database, would the fixture possibly benefit from creating a single database in postgres, and then making copies of it for each worker using https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/manage-
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    by odie5533 1y ago

    This is awesome! Thank you for sharing it! I'm wondering though, why do existing tools like Mypy and Pyright not scale for Meta? Is Pyre(fly) being used extensively at Meta? In general what sort of issues did Meta run into?
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    by odie5533 2y ago

    How many times are you going to spam this?
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    by odie5533 2y ago

    Great run down of context vars!
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    by odie5533 2y ago

    Docs are a bit lacking still
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    by odie5533 2y ago

    Awesome project! It looks so seamless for Flask! Just switch routers, and you model deserialization/serialization, and /docs. Really impressive work! Is there any way to not need the response_model= and instead infer from return t
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    by odie5533 2y ago

    Legacy applications built with Flask and modern ones with FastAPI.
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    by odie5533 2y ago

    Reposting paywalled articles to HN. Real classy
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    by odie5533 2y ago

    The explanation is paywalled. > This post is for paid subscribers.
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    by odie5533 2y ago

    What does Python in production even mean? Python is used extensively in AI/ML. Are all the AI/ML engineers just being stupid because their notebook could be faster if it was written in Rust? Of course not. Clickbait title, garbage
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    by odie5533 2y ago

    There are wider performance gaps between Python-based frameworks and things like using Rust+Axum or Go.