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by pphysch 4mo ago
That applies to fentanyl and tiktok.
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by pphysch 4mo ago
3D printing is similar but also a vastly smaller market than information systems. 100% of businesses need information systems, but only a small percentage need custom plastic components. (Actually I would argue every business past a tiny si
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by pphysch 4mo ago
That is a good solution for reusing content across pages, but most of my HTMX usage is for fetching data that would otherwise delay first page load significantly, or for seamless interactivity. Very different use cases.
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by pphysch 4mo ago
Presumably enterprise sales will bring in revenue on its own
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by pphysch 4mo ago
My #1 advice is not creating separate server endpoints for every HTMX fragment, unless you are 1000% sure that endpoint will be used in multiple different pages. Working on a "simple html page" that is actually 5 different indepen
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by pphysch 4mo ago
Sure, but "chai tea" is still redundant. I have never used that term and ordered chai in many places without confusion.
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by pphysch 5mo ago
China isn't looking at it just for bragging rights, but as a step towards the first moon base. Some see it as a race for the frontier and territorial claims.
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by pphysch 5mo ago
I don't see logs mentioned. I agree with most those applications but would keep my OLAP stuff (metrics, logs, traces) in a separate store like VictoriaMetrics, both for capacity and read activity.
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by pphysch 5mo ago
Yeah, it's like blaming drug users primarily for the violence of the drug trade. Sorry, but the drugs came first.
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by pphysch 5mo ago
Agreed. If we're gonna blame shift PE to pension and university funds, we may as well follow the thread all the way to the glorification of Greed.
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by pphysch 5mo ago
TOTP should be totally fine and can be used with very dumb hardware/software.
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by pphysch 5mo ago
Western education and popular culture reinforces a strong sense of ideological exceptionalism, so I frankly don't see the problem with having it spelled out now and then. The "we" that "gets it" is smaller than you
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by pphysch 5mo ago
It's also worth highlighting that C is perhaps the most officially standardized programming language in history. What a contradiction. Strong evidence that standard-driven programming language development is much worse than impleme
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by pphysch 5mo ago
International law, much less "international sympathy", is a meaningless phrase in 2026.
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by pphysch 5mo ago
big brain no learn hyperspeak when many div do trick
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by pphysch 5mo ago
In objective terms, these tactical tornadoes are among the most valuable headcount at a big company to the extent that they can rapidly patch production issues and restore service, by any means possible. The problem is allowing this kind of
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by pphysch 5mo ago
You totally can, I got Linux+VSCode+Docker running on my new Chromebook in less than 15 minutes, without doing any funny stuff. But for optimal DX it can still be preferable to VSCode tunnel into your big powerful dev box that has everythin
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by pphysch 5mo ago
The article gives zero examples of someone even attempting to transpile something from Python. Numpy is two decades old. The lesson of "don't write everything in Python" is old news and LLMs just add a little momentum to that
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by pphysch 5mo ago
This is a common misconception. A big flagship state university typically only gets 10-20% of its funds from direct government subsidies/appropriations meant to support education. The rest comes from tuition and other income. Even &quo
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by pphysch 5mo ago
I wonder if this "AnCap" professor has any criticism for the fact that their pedagogical infrastructure has been freely outsourced to a big private corporation that has "earned" massive market share in a free market, whi
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by pphysch 5mo ago
Surely the various contracts are pricing in the salary for the FDE, as a feature. "Not only are we giving you terrible software that is impossible for outsiders to learn and operate, but we are also installing a double-agent in your or
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by pphysch 5mo ago
On the contrary, in an efficient economy, every business operations manager (MBA) would be a skilled software engineer, able to comfortably manage data flows and design custom automated processes. There's so much potential energy there
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by pphysch 5mo ago
It's more than that, before recently the very idea of "digital sovereignty" was framed as a dangerous Russian conspiracy by the West's top info warriors. Example: https://www.lrb.co.uk/blog/2021&#x2F
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by pphysch 5mo ago
The Nice & Respectable Fox News crowd, that exiled Carlson, were just worshipping a "golden calf" idol of Donald Trump yesterday. The underlying problem here is that you don't know what "ideologue" means.
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by pphysch 5mo ago
You should try using better description adjectives, like "rude", "racist", "uppity" instead of spreading misinformation.
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by pphysch 5mo ago
You are being deliberately obtuse. Unbearably rude and "extreme ideologue" are completely different things. There are many Nice & Respectable people who are extreme ideologues. Words have meaning.
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by pphysch 5mo ago
The article doesn't even include the words "ideologue" or "extreme" or make a similar claim. Very weird and defensive response.
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by pphysch 5mo ago
> I'd just like to remind everyone that this guy got fired from Fox News for being too extreme an idealogue. Do you have any evidence that this was the reason?
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by pphysch 5mo ago
The only place I've heard that name come up recently is the very real and close association to Jeffrey Epstein
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by pphysch 5mo ago
> I'm afraid of the potential to move in the direction of what we see in China where queries to LLMs referencing things like Tianenmen Square are censored (at best). We are already there. "Canva admits its AI tool removed &#x27

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