primitivesuave

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   by primitivesuave 1y ago

   Anyone's time is their own to decide how to spend it. You seem to be trying to portray some kind of malicious intent by someone who in real life is a very nice and humble guy.
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   by primitivesuave 1y ago

   Just to stymy the spread of misinformation - this is in reference to an interview from 2019 or 2020, where he said he would prioritize women/minorities for mentorship . While I personally don't agree with that notion (IMO mentors
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   by primitivesuave 1y ago

   Adding a link to the ZoP for the uninitiated: https://peps.python.org/pep-0020/
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   by primitivesuave 1y ago

   I suppose that for this case, an underground black market of VPN providers might emerge - average individuals setting up VPN software on a cloud service provider, and then selling monthly access to people. Aside from the obvious danger of g
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   by primitivesuave 1y ago

   I just want to add to the chorus that your visualizations are outstanding.
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   by primitivesuave 1y ago

   I exclusively use Waymo in SF, even if it costs a bit more than Uber. You'll most often get a great human Uber driver, but there's a very real possibility that the person is a bad/unsafe driver or the ride is unpleasant for a
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   by primitivesuave 1y ago

   The output quality is remarkable. You mentioned that there are 1 billion illiterate people who would benefit from this, and I would add that there are at least 1 billion additional people who would benefit because they speak a regional di
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   by primitivesuave 1y ago

   First want to say that I sincerely appreciate you working on this problem. The proliferation of deepfakes is something that virtually every technology industry is dealing with right now. Suppose that deepfake technology progressed to the po
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   by primitivesuave 1y ago

   Brought back memories to over a decade ago with Mathematica. It's quite easy to pattern match simple expressions like: ``` expr = foo[bar[k], baz[V]]; expr /. foo[x_, baz[y_]] :> {x, y} ``` But in real-world use cases, this par
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    by primitivesuave 1y ago

    Fundamentally, Postgres is storing rows in 8kb pages of tuples, where each tuple has transaction metadata like `xmin` and `xmax` which are used in MVCC. This means a transactional update is usually only updating one block of memory + any TO
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    by primitivesuave 1y ago

    I completely agree that people should be able to enjoy Yosemite without needing to "rough it", but realistically this is something that is only accessible to people who can afford to spend upwards of ~$300/night (that's
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    by primitivesuave 1y ago

    I'm a regular in the Yosemite rock climbing scene, and Aramark is a universally despised entity for many reasons (gross negligence, outright lies, rampant neglect). One of their executives recently lost his job for hitting golf balls i
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    by primitivesuave 1y ago

    The leaderboard is fascinating. Some people are clearly putting a lot of time into this, while the rest of us are trying to sneak phallic shapes past your CNN. 1. https://drawafish.com/rank.html?userId=1753510318634_cdeh6a4.
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    by primitivesuave 1y ago

    This is really interesting and I'm sure it has many useful applications - what I am most impressed by is the popovers in your dashboard, which show SDK examples. This is a brilliant UI idea (executed with great polish) and is the first
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    by primitivesuave 1y ago

    Thank you for the heads up - I made some poor React decisions when I was getting started for the sake of expediency, and now need to untangle them.
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    by primitivesuave 1y ago

    Working on https://ts.coach , a free guide to Typescript that runs entirely in the browser.
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    by primitivesuave 1y ago

    There is a US Treasury API endpoint [1] to see how much money actually comes in. 1. https://fiscaldata.treasury.gov/datasets/gift-contributions-...
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    by primitivesuave 1y ago

    If you are searching for some insight into human nature and intellect, you may find the history of the Roman Republic (and it's transition to an empire) to have shocking parallels to modern-day events. Trump is remarkably similar to Su
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    by primitivesuave 1y ago

    For me personally, I only care about the tab autocomplete. If that's a feature I have unlimited access to, I will happily pay $20/month for 10x productivity.
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    by primitivesuave 1y ago

    These are awesome pointers. I especially agree with your first point about writing verbosely - I would do this all the time when I was teaching kids. I would copy and paste things and write all kinds of hairy logic, so they can see how usef
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    by primitivesuave 1y ago

    I taught kids how to code for several years, both in person and through a website that taught Python to ~500k kids. My eternal advice with teaching CS is to delay abstractions as long as possible . Teach them how to draw a circle on a canv
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    by primitivesuave 1y ago

    TypeScript Coach ( https://ts.coach ) While I love the official TypeScript handbook, it's not easy to play around with the code examples or approach it as a beginner. I started working on a complete TypeScript tutorial that a
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    by primitivesuave 1y ago

    Congratulations on the public launch! I had the honor of meeting these founders in person, and was pretty inspired by how fast these guys ship features and iterate on the product with their customers. Definitely the best React Flow work I&#
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    by primitivesuave 1y ago

    I'm officially a Hurl user - really awesome work! Captures + asserts is exactly how I want to be thinking about API testing. Also, the VSCode extensions for syntax highlighting a .hurl file, and the "Hurl runner" so I can cli
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    by primitivesuave 1y ago

    Awesome! I used Better Auth for consulting work helping clients build MVPs, and if I could hand them a beautiful admin dashboard rather than linking it up to Retool or their BI tool of choice, they would instantly go for it - especially wit
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    by primitivesuave 1y ago

    Better Auth is awesome and I didn't even realize they hadn't publicly launched yet - I'm using it in production apps, and have seen it being used in all kinds of real-world use cases. IMO it's the best open-source option
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    by primitivesuave 1y ago

    Thank you so much for sharing this. We're actively looking for alternatives to Postman right now, and would be heavily inclined toward an OSS solution.
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    Postman is logging all your secrets and environment variables(anonymousdata.medium.com)

    50 points by primitivesuave 1y ago|9 comments
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    by primitivesuave 1y ago

    I wrote up my findings on this late last night, so I would greatly appreciate anyone who might be able to give me an independent sanity check that this is actually what's happening.
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    by primitivesuave 1y ago

    Completely agree. Even with the basic LLMs in the $20/month Cursor plan, I can work 10x faster on TypeScript codebases than I could otherwise, while for Python that multiple feels more like 2-3x. The autocompletions are especially impr