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by pier25 11mo ago
It's been decades since I last had it but everything was worse. Especially the texture. IIRC you heated water and/or milk and then you just poured the flakes inside and stirred. It's so easy to make real mashed potatoes that
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by pier25 11mo ago
> and the push to "reuse" is high Other than types and stuff like zod validators there's not a lot of overlap between server and client code. I agree with your point that iso code can be confusing. But beyond that I thin
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by pier25 11mo ago
I was about 20 years old when I ate real mashed potatoes for the first time. I've never eaten that instant crap since then.
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by pier25 11mo ago
You can still have separate codebases for server and client in JS/TS...
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by pier25 11mo ago
Amazing that Django didn't have this until 2025
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by pier25 11mo ago
What about the RAM price surge? What about diverting funding from much more useful and needed things? What about automation of scams, surveillance, etc? I can keep going. There are plenty of reasons to hate on AI beyond hype.
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by pier25 11mo ago
We don't need to spend money on customer support!
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by pier25 11mo ago
YavaScript
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by pier25 11mo ago
It’s not only the hype though. What about the complete lack of morality some (most?) AI companies exhibit? What about the consequences in the environment? What about the enshitification of products? What about the usage of water and energy?
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by pier25 11mo ago
Indeed. I was only commenting on the 100-1000x claim.
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by pier25 11mo ago
> 100-1000x lower than any transducer This seems like a lot but it's only 20-30db lower than whatever reference they're using. This is the spec that really matters: THD+N: 0.0003% which is roughly -110 dB. It's very good
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by pier25 11mo ago
> Deno fixes both of those problems with a proper permission model and a standard library Bun has a better standard library than Deno. You get a DB driver, S3 client, etc which on Deno are all third party deps. It was the main reason I
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by pier25 11mo ago
I'm in a similar position. I use Hono, Zod, and Drizzle which AFAIK don't need Node compat. IIRC I've only used Node compat once to delete a folder recursively with rm.
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by pier25 11mo ago
I wonder what this means for Deno. Will this make it more or less likely for people to use Bun vs Deno? And now that Bun doesn't need to run a profitable cloud company will they move faster and get ahead of Deno?
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by pier25 11mo ago
> Node has much more likelihood of long term stability than Bun Given how many more dependencies you need to build/maintain a Node app, your Bun application has a better chance of long term stability. With Node almost everything i
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by pier25 11mo ago
Sam Altman said in 2024 that AGI could happen as soon as 2025. https://dianawolftorres.substack.com/p/is-agi-just-around-th... And that's not his only bold claim about AGI.
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by pier25 11mo ago
IIRC ads predate Youtube premium by years. But why compare these two businesses? They are completely different. From the estimates I've seen, Youtube operating costs are a fraction of what OpenAI is burning yearly.
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by pier25 11mo ago
So basically they are admitting that not enough people will pay for it to be a profitable business. Also that they don’t have any significant improvements to the tech coming up.
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by pier25 11mo ago
Spain under Franco was a dictatorship. Not really sure how it compares. If you're actually being cheeky that is actually quite distasteful. And yes the far right is represented politically in most countries in Europe, including Spain w
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by pier25 11mo ago
Seems weird to me that anyone would frame it like this. In my country (Spain) we put eg ramps for wheelchairs no matter the political party. It's considered a human rights or moral issue, not a political one.
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by pier25 11mo ago
How is accessibility a political issue?
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by pier25 11mo ago
Not only social media but addiction to phones too. The impact on kids and teenagers is well documented by now.
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by pier25 11mo ago
Nah. Very often you just have to keep going. Try learning a musical instrument for example or even programming.
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by pier25 11mo ago
2D motion graphics maybe? DaVinci Resolve is getting better but still not comparable to After Effects. Blender already has a lot of pieces in place to tackle this.
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by pier25 1y ago
> what stopped you from calling validation yourself explicitly? Error messages. Even with the validation in .NET 10 you can't get the actual JSON property to display in the error message, instead you get the C# property. FastEndpo
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by pier25 1y ago
With TS you don't have to "define a clean API boundary with some enforcement at build time". You can use the exact same types you're using to enforce endpoint schemas everywhere. You don't need a middle man like Ope
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by pier25 1y ago
Blazor will produce super bloated web apps. I can see it being used for an in-house thing with captive users but for a real world product or a public app? It would be a terrible choice. Also the DX is just not there. Hot reload is a mess. E
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by pier25 1y ago
> If youre intent on writing everything on the frontend in javascript then you can just have a frontend app and use webapi MVC on the backend. Yes, I'm aware. I've been doing web dev since the 90s. > my personal projects,
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by pier25 1y ago
I tried Razor. It's mature, has tons of features, and it's very fast. But it only really solves rendering HTML. You will still need to integrate Vite somehow to use modern CSS, TS, etc. And if you do that, why even use Razor to be
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by pier25 1y ago
There's so much stuff they could be working on instead like a first party Postgres driver, better OpenAPI, improving Minimal APIs, etc.

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