ramon156

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   by ramon156 5mo ago

   You're so right, i prefer my colleagues perfectly mentally healthy, can't have these issues around! .... why can we never find hires? I think people (especially HR) need to realize we all pretend to be mentally sounds. These issue
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   by ramon156 5mo ago

   Heavily depends on what you're building. A SaaS app with multiple front ends will easily hit 30k.
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   by ramon156 5mo ago

   I would advice reading the "efficient rails" book, which explains a lot about how to debug RoR apps.
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   by ramon156 5mo ago

   Hey I'm in the same boat! I love Go and Rust, they're wonderful languages with their own ups and downs. Sadly I never was able to build a SaaS app with either. Something about a square peg and a round hole... I could be very wrong
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   by ramon156 5mo ago

   "Its not like act, because we can add AI" Is what it boils down to. > codex "Fix this pipeline, use `act` to verify your changes"
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   by ramon156 5mo ago

   Was about to send my bill to you. ... You're off the hook this time./s
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   by ramon156 5mo ago

   I wasn't there but from what I understood was that people didn't like the fact it was re-inventing an already-existing wheel. In the long run it was useful for some (at least for me it was).
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   by ramon156 5mo ago

   Kind of makes me realize that the thumbnails sometimes make me click, while on HN the titles make me click. Weird how that works.
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   by ramon156 5mo ago

   Can you explain? yt-dlp works fine, especially if you just use your browser cookies. the fact you can select auto-subtitles, language-specific subtitles and the fact it also works in other websites like patreon is what made me realize how w
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    by ramon156 5mo ago

    I would argue in the case of Rust that the digital book is much better than the physical one, I mostly bought it to put it on my shelf. Maybe someone disagrees, I'm open to hearing what the book has taught you that the digital docs&#x2
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    by ramon156 5mo ago

    Sadly Ai generated. Bummer.
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    by ramon156 5mo ago

    I dont think I've ever seen a commit that says "49 years ago". Damn.
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    by ramon156 5mo ago

    I kinda like it. I'd even do something like "its time everyone talks about ..." As long as you don't take yourself too serious, people won't either
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    by ramon156 5mo ago

    What a weird take. Might as well give up on anything you care about, as its only an "x"
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    by ramon156 5mo ago

    Worked on by LLMs is fine, but the rust pr proved no one is reviewing anymore. You cannot review 1M LOC in 5 days.
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    by ramon156 5mo ago

    No one asked for faster horses, they still became obsolete when cars came. Nothing new
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    by ramon156 5mo ago

    Do tell me how young people can help with AI shaping, as this just sounds like "how cows can help shape the meat industry"
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    by ramon156 5mo ago

    I got one from IssuePay, which seemed 100% automated. Didn't seem like something that should be automated either.
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    by ramon156 5mo ago

    Right, and who has more hardware?
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    by ramon156 5mo ago

    While the new error message pinpoints the location of the error better, you have to dig through so much text to find it. Why not have a verbose mode that you can turn off so you only get the last trace of the error message? clippy does this
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    by ramon156 5mo ago

    yt-dlp can download auto-subtitles and regular subtitles, why not do that and fall back to whisper?
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    by ramon156 5mo ago

    https://www.wikihow.com/Make-Mineral-Water It's a thing, just a very niche thing. There are fancy walter filtration systems that put minerals back so it's more controlled. I suppose this is useful when you're
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    by ramon156 5mo ago

    For anyone that decides to vibe-code these kind of tools, have a generated content vs. manual labour split. This isn't bound to AI-use, even if you scrape factual content, a million and one things can go wrong, so having some kind of c
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    by ramon156 5mo ago

    How come a company like Anthropic has invested in photonic computing? If it's good enough for Boeing, I'd assume they would at least invest in it. qc-LPU100 seems worth it for some matrix mult, if it can be proven its O(n) (at lea
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    LightSolver Partners with Boeing(photonics.com)

    2 points by ramon156 5mo ago|0 comments
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    by ramon156 5mo ago

    WASM wont improve if no one adopts it. Its a chicken and egg issue
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    by ramon156 5mo ago

    I think any dutchie can vouch that iDeal has been amazing. I would also like to add that Wise has been amazing for american payments. I needed it for Anthropic at the time, and this worked good enough
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    by ramon156 5mo ago

    Why not look at how other languages attack this? e.g. how does "42".parse() work in rust? Edit: https://doc.rust-lang.org/src/core/num/mod.rs.html#1537 interesting! It boils down to this pub const f
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    by ramon156 5mo ago

    They have a music archive, which historically means bad business.
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    by ramon156 5mo ago

    Next week American ISP's will block Annas-archive, people use VPN's, they get confused. The cycle goes on