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by petralithic 11mo ago
TanStack is the sane option here, whether their router or their start product.
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by petralithic 11mo ago
That's not the type of citation they're talking about. Gemini uses a tool call to the Google search engine and thus can cite and read proper links. You're talking about an LLM that just hallucinates citations which don't
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by petralithic 11mo ago
Rust is the best thing to happen to the Python (and JS) ecosystem in a decade. Once people realized that the tooling doesn't need to be written in the same language as the target language, it opens up all sorts of performance possibi
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by petralithic 1y ago
> I believe browsers should provide the minimal API so that they are smaller and easier to create. That ship has long since sailed. Browsers are so complex that it takes quite some effort to support the various levels of 9s of the perc
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by petralithic 1y ago
More like, let's throw away the last 75 years of programming language theory advances, only to rediscover them again ourselves, with much hardship.
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by petralithic 1y ago
> But their speech should have consequences, and platform owners can and should tell them to fuck off. Sure, some platforms do, and some don't, like Substack, that is their prerogative and if people don't like it they can cho
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by petralithic 1y ago
Of course, why wouldn't it?
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by petralithic 1y ago
Then you'll just have to be a CEO with a platform. And if it's on your personal blog, I don't see why you'd be in trouble with HR at any good company, unless they're monitoring your communications.
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by petralithic 1y ago
If you want free speech, you'll have to have people who have views you don't like, otherwise they might silence you too.
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by petralithic 1y ago
They might be referring to Substack having a very open policy of having writers of any political (and other) affiliation on the platform, but I don't necessarily see it as a drawback to be so neutral.
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by petralithic 1y ago
That made me laugh quite hard also, how could that be "unbiased" of all things?
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by petralithic 1y ago
A Switch and a Steam Deck are orthogonal purchases.
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by petralithic 1y ago
Never say never, maybe we'll have a brave new world in the future.
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by petralithic 1y ago
I mean you can say that about literally every other peoples on the planet, so it's not very convincing.
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by petralithic 1y ago
So what? He can prefer his own hosting platform he owns, it doesn't mean other employees can't post on there or even a different platform.
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by petralithic 1y ago
If you're an employee at some company you can post about your own work too on your own blog. The fact that he maintains the hosting platform as well doesn't mean much, 37Signals employees can post on Medium or some other blog host
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by petralithic 1y ago
It's not a tech blog, it's his personal blog, and it's quite in line with that company post previously; advocate for whatever policies you want on your own time and platform but not on the company's, and since this is hi
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by petralithic 1y ago
Dune's vibrating shield and corresponding weapons.
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by petralithic 1y ago
Yes you can run them, they work well.
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by petralithic 1y ago
Dark Ages, maybe not as much since Europe recovered during the Renaissance, but the Middle East hasn't necessarily been too stable since the Islamic Golden Age.
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by petralithic 1y ago
Well, certain adult sites do have educational content, often with better economics for the creator than YouTube.
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by petralithic 1y ago
What have you tried? And why don't you make a LinkedIn now and add the people you know from before?
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by petralithic 1y ago
The siege of Baghdad and the House of Wisdom by the Mongols arguably still affects us today.
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by petralithic 1y ago
That's literally ChromeOS now, it comes with a terminal built in and you can run any Linux apps
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by petralithic 1y ago
Only Stripe apparently based on the Tell HN posts I've seen
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by petralithic 1y ago
Actually, over time they prove it right. I'm sure smaller companies back in the 1800s needed to be nice to their customers as they are likely neighbors or well known in the town or state, but now with multinational companies, there is
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by petralithic 1y ago
That's why out if I had to choose a Node competitor, out of Bun and Deno, I'd choose Deno.
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by petralithic 1y ago
You should try Deno, they have good Node compatibility
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by petralithic 1y ago
> I don’t agree with the statement that corporations are machines to absorb money, behind corporations there are people and people must have morale. This is covered by the principle of the diffusion of responsibility. One person may ha
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by petralithic 1y ago
> HN is usually very pro union I had a good laugh at this. I don't think I've ever seen HN be pro union, it's generally more libertarian.

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