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by oefrha 1y ago
> [job] … has come at a personal cost. Congratulations, you just described most jobs. And many backbreaking laborers make about the same or less, even in the U.S., not to mention the rest of the world.
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by oefrha 1y ago
Your library should just take a *slog.Logger, and using *slog.Logger is an orthogonal choice to zap/zerolog/whatever. Those compete with slog.TextHandler or slog.JSONHandler, and sure, if you’re performance sensitive don’t pick th
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by oefrha 1y ago
I’ve been using SQLite for a lot of my backends since way before it’s cool. Back then I was frowning at all the people/tutorials spinning up MySQL/Postgres/heaven forbid Mongo for 1 read per second, 1 write per 10 seconds pro
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by oefrha 1y ago
> 1.1x better (for any reasonably sized projects) 2x in specific microbenchmarks doesn’t translate to big savings in practice. We don’t serve a static string with an application server in prod.
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by oefrha 1y ago
To beat an incumbent you need to be 2x better. Right now it seems to be a 1.1x better (for any reasonably sized projects) work in progress with kinks you’d expect from a work in progress and questionable ecosystem buy-in. That may be okay f
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by oefrha 1y ago
Facebook famously dropped Patents from their BSD + Patents for React and a bunch of other projects, and went MIT unencumbered. https://engineering.fb.com/2017/09/22/web/relicensing-react-...
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by oefrha 1y ago
> somewhere on the range of very difficult to completely impossible these days. It’s completely fucking trivial, there are a gazillion services and a number of well supported v2ray/ss/etc. capable VPN apps. SIM has nothing to d
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by oefrha 1y ago
Yeah, as a maintainer with fairly popular projects (at least more popular than any project from the linked issue reporters, I’ve checked), I’ve gotten exactly zero Copilot issue or PR. As for useless review comments, lol, nothing beats usel
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by oefrha 1y ago
> Instead of producing a functional alternative Author clearly points to a (more) functional alternative—their local group with volunteers verifying all the reports (with 90%+ false positive rates, even before malicious interference, whi
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by oefrha 1y ago
I think the most concerning part is all the third party libraries already on life support or already abandoned a few years ago will all die during the switch.
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by oefrha 1y ago
Yeah, and according to https://expo.dev/blog/precompiled-react-native-for-ios and linked https://github.com/react-native-community/discussions-and-pr... , it seems moving off CocoaPods has barely m
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by oefrha 1y ago
Apparently looks like https://www.stdaily.com/web/gdxw/pic/2025-06/30/362991_aa037... according to https://archive.is/ygkZJ .
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by oefrha 1y ago
You do realize that if you go by "national averages" American math education is pretty bad right? People aren't leaving for countries with great national average in math. That's basically irrelevant.
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by oefrha 1y ago
Or someone who uses an iPhone/iPad. WTF, it's like no one's heard of autocorrect before. Edit: And here’s me using fancy curly quotes. Maybe that’s an AI signal as well?
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by oefrha 1y ago
Scientific and technological breakthroughs are created by the few. Always been, always will be. Fewer than 1 in 10,000 people are responsible for the current AI breakthroughs for instance, and I’m being conservative. You don’t need a fat
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by oefrha 1y ago
Yeah, for $100k or slightly less you can hire very good devs with 5+ yr experience in CN or DE. Often speaks English at full professional proficiency without the help of LLMs too. I know because I currently work for a fully remote startup w
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by oefrha 1y ago
The annoying thing is the official Swift extension can sometimes flag errors in perfectly fine code with zero problem in Xcode. So I’m forced to live with persistent “errors” when editing in VS Code/Cursor.
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by oefrha 1y ago
Then one bad app and the whole account is nuked. Not a great setup unless with explicit blessing from Apple, which they won’t give.
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by oefrha 1y ago
> Is it allowed to charge more in storefronts which take these cuts? Why nobody does that? What? There are plenty of apps charging more when you buy currency/subscription on iOS compared to when you buy from their website, or in som
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by oefrha 1y ago
S-expressions are a nice gimmick, but it’s not the fundamental reason why some Lisps support dynamic patching of code at runtime. Indeed you can easily imagine Lisp written in M-expressions and still support that. Or you can imagine other d
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by oefrha 1y ago
That’s what I’m saying. I can use nginx/caddy/whatever to proxy specific paths just the same, with a single server instance. Some of my static sites are even protected by SSO, with a shared auth endpoint proxied by nginx. Proxying
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by oefrha 1y ago
People are complaining because make && make deploy where the default target is simply `uv run --no-dev sus` and the deploy target is simply `rsync -avz --delete ./dist/ host:/path/to/site/` is he
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by oefrha 1y ago
(Some but not all) terminal emulators are capable of rendering CJK perfectly aligned with Latin even when mixing fonts. Browsers are fundamentally incapable of that because aligning characters in different fonts wasn’t a goal at all. VS Cod
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by oefrha 1y ago
Hey, it works great on the dozens of XHTML websites lying around. Dozens!
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by oefrha 1y ago
DNS already supports encryption on the protocol level. And even if you can’t use DOH/DOT, you can use PGP or age or whatever in your clear text too. $ dig +short @<trusted_server> TXT <encrypted_content>. <encrypte
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by oefrha 1y ago
If you can agree with your communication target on a common DNS server under your or their control that doesn’t respect authoritative DNS servers, and both of you can securely connect to said server, then you already have a continued, trust
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by oefrha 1y ago
S/MIME does. PGP doesn’t (but only serves part of S/MIME’s purpose). That said, email does rely on a central authority—DNS.
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by oefrha 1y ago
Really good if you go by a feature checklist, probably. A bloated clutter of more or less working features, checking enterprise boxes.
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by oefrha 1y ago
I’m not job seeking but someone emailed to offer an allegedly lucrative side gig working with some unspecified top AI lab to help them train their coding models. I thought what the hell. Uploaded CV, was immediately thrown into an AI interv
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by oefrha 1y ago
Yeah, maybe I’m small-minded, but if someone I’m not familiar with, say a new hire asks a question way beneath their presumed experience level I’m absolutely gonna judge, judgement free be damned; and if they’re my report I’m gonna question

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