pyrolistical

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by pyrolistical 5mo ago
I love coding with bun. It comes with everything. For my projects I don’t even need any additional dependencies. I use vanilla dom and sqlite
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by pyrolistical 5mo ago
You don’t know what you don’t know
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by pyrolistical 5mo ago
I don’t get it Why write: EqPoint.eql(a, c) When you can write: Point.eql(a, c)
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by pyrolistical 5mo ago
A sovereign wealth fund makes sense if fund with profits from exploiting our natural resources. That is how Norway did it
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by pyrolistical 5mo ago
Protip. Claude can generate state machine diagrams via mermaidjs blocks in markdown. These render in GitHub flavoured markdown
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by pyrolistical 6mo ago
I attempt to solve most agent problems by treating them as a dumb human. In this case I would ask for smaller changes and justify every change. Have it look back upon these changes and have it ask itself are they truly justified or can it b
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by pyrolistical 6mo ago
Seem like a solvable problem. Per origin cache control. But actually just load the data locally
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Show HN: A simpler coding agent harness
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by pyrolistical 6mo ago
You don’t need to. Llm will do it for you and include the security bug
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by pyrolistical 6mo ago
Debian is slower so npm is more attractive
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by pyrolistical 6mo ago
There was never the business value. But now remember this axios case and use it as ammo for the next issue. Just don’t abuse it
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by pyrolistical 7mo ago
Agreed. I wonder if this silicon is designed for this benchmark and if not how useful is it with real code. I would be surprised if this silicon area could not be better utilized for something else
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by pyrolistical 7mo ago
? JavaScript is c like and thr most popular in the world
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by pyrolistical 7mo ago
Why would the center two cols be used for such low probability symbols. The braces being so far and tucked away make it really bad for c like languages
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by pyrolistical 7mo ago
Give me enough time to reverse entropy
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by pyrolistical 7mo ago
There is a mathematical model where it does. In game theory it is called tit for tat
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by pyrolistical 7mo ago
Not all corruption is crime, but prob ought to be put into the laws to become crimes
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by pyrolistical 7mo ago
Corruption like almost all things fall on a spectrum. Those are examples of soft corruption
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by pyrolistical 7mo ago
I’ll take it. Metas purpose isnt to help the community, it’s to make money. Sucks to hear that out loud, but that is how capitalism works. But you can use that to steer Meta. Explain how doing x (which also helps the community) makes them m
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by pyrolistical 7mo ago
I find it funny people play on the highest fov in first person shooters to their own detriment. They think the higher fov is a pure win as it allows them to see more but in reality it is a tradeoff making targets in front of them smaller.
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by pyrolistical 7mo ago
And for those who want a better innerHTML, use insertAdjacentHTML https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Element/ins... I don’t ever use it with user input, but use it often when building
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by pyrolistical 7mo ago
This is all fine and dandy for websites but what we’ve really been locked out of is email. You can’t run your own email server. All other large email providers will consider your self hosted emails as spam by default. It understandable why
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by pyrolistical 8mo ago
This is the answer. I don’t know what is the best practise but for windows the easiest solution is to put the DLL in the same directory as the exe
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by pyrolistical 8mo ago
CarPlay needs to get battery level
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by pyrolistical 8mo ago
What about the fraud protection offered by credit cards?
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by pyrolistical 8mo ago
So you want to go back to mailing list and run your own email server?
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by pyrolistical 8mo ago
If only we could make something like that But now we would need each script to independently do their own caching, which isn’t all bad. At least you have more cross runner compatibility and resilience
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by pyrolistical 8mo ago
Another way to solve this is how Linux organizes. Tree structure where lower branches vet patches and forward them up when ready
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by pyrolistical 8mo ago
I always liked C. I enjoyed how brutal it is, except the preprocessor. This is why zig is a godsend. It is actually simpler than C while being more precise than C! For example zig can distinguish between a pointer to a single element vs a p
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by pyrolistical 8mo ago
Just use sqlite until you can’t. Then use Postgres until you can’t.

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