pawelduda

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by pawelduda 8mo ago
I too miss gathering 20 devs in the same room and debating company-wide linter rules. AI ruined the craft \s
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by pawelduda 9mo ago
Nowadays you can ask LLM (Gemini is great for this), specifically for a spoiler-free clue
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by pawelduda 9mo ago
In Rails at least,aside from being used for background processing, redis gives you more goodies. You can store temporary state for tasks that require coordination between multiple nodes without race conditions, cache things to take some lo
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by pawelduda 9mo ago
It sounds nice at a first glance, but how useful is it actually? Anyone got real, non-hypothetical use cases that outweigh the risks?
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by pawelduda 9mo ago
Good code reviews are part of team's culture and it's hard to just patch it with an agent. With millions of tools it will be arms race between which one is louder about as many things as possible because: - it will have higher cha
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by pawelduda 9mo ago
If they used copilot and it was years ago, I'm actually impressed there are no reports of Windows PC's exploding
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by pawelduda 9mo ago
This bit of article is what I'm hopeful will happen: > That explanation broadly matches what we’re seeing in recent versions of Google Play, where new warning messages emphasize developer verification, internet requirements, and pot
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by pawelduda 9mo ago
Maybe he's just trying to avoid Candy Crush Saga
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by pawelduda 9mo ago
Some meta demos failed in demos and in real usage
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by pawelduda 9mo ago
How is the performance overhead of this compared to docker on MacOS?
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by pawelduda 9mo ago
Via which software do you use it?
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by pawelduda 9mo ago
Why not just bet heavily against and then inform maintainers? By just betting on it instead it makes you look like you, or someone you know planted the malware
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by pawelduda 9mo ago
> And it is very disheartening to see people without any skills to behave the way they do. The way the do, which is? I've skimmed comments and a lot of them is hate, hostility towards OP's project and coders "without skill
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by pawelduda 9mo ago
No need to go that far. I bounced off weekend projects many times because I lost interest the moment I had to relive fighting the "modern" frontend ecosystem set up (or whatever else unrelated to the actual building), which is wha
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by pawelduda 9mo ago
Looking at the surface, it is true, but there are caveats: - Not all musicians are in the field because it pays, some of them haven't earned a cent - There are talented people who would like to create music but are forced to work long
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by pawelduda 9mo ago
Is someone banning humans from making music?
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by pawelduda 9mo ago
"Enemies" is your word, not mine. I would say "hypocrisy" is a better fit. A pinch of AI content is bad, while photoshopping/postprocessing/etc. is normalized. It's all converging into the same thing, only
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by pawelduda 9mo ago
Recently, there was an outrage when "Claire Obscur: Expedition 33" grabbed record-breaking amount of game awards (deservingly so, it's an excellent game) and somehow it surfaced that some minor development placeholder assets
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by pawelduda 9mo ago
Looks like I'm in for a treat. Enjoying TDP quite a lot already :)
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by pawelduda 9mo ago
https://paweldu.dev/
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by pawelduda 9mo ago
You can get rid of all human enemies by knocking them unconscious (I play expert mostly so killing is forbidden anyway). But right, if you go rambo even on lower difficulty levels, you'll most likely get overwhelmed For the rest, you&#
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by pawelduda 9mo ago
How would you compare The Black Parade to The Dark Project?
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by pawelduda 9mo ago
Whaat, I started replaying the game literally a few days ago, and now I see this on HN! The graphics and obviously didn't age well, although there are some higher res texture packs, which help when you play it in 4k. The Steam version
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by pawelduda 9mo ago
FYI Cloudflare protection doesn't mean much nowadays if someone is slightly determined to scrape the site Unless you mean DDoS protection, this one helps for sure
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by pawelduda 9mo ago
Have you tried Linux with KDE? Feels more Windows-ish than modern Windows
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by pawelduda 9mo ago
Yeah, one of the reasons was how laggy and stuttery Gmail's Android app was. Fastmail has been super smooth experience compared to it.
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by pawelduda 9mo ago
I recommend Fastmail. I've been paying customer for 5+ years, parked custom domain and set up forwarding on Gmail. 0 problems except maybe 2 short downtimes that I can think of
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by pawelduda 9mo ago
If it's only about Django ecosystem, true that. But if it's about pushing the limits how fast you can server-side render doom, then there are more possibilities to be tested:)
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by pawelduda 9mo ago
Shame Phoenix LiveView is missing from the comparison
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by pawelduda 9mo ago
It's worth around 85k USD at the time you wrote the comment

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