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by rapind 2y ago
Yup that's what I meant. Great! I would set the default to 5 minutes and allow up to maybe 30m.
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by rapind 2y ago
Can you track how long since the last unlock? I think adding a TTL of say 5 minutes to not be asked again after answering would probably eliminate the majority of annoyances.
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by rapind 2y ago
Don’t worry, that’s why we’re launching AI4HumanLayer.ai.io. Tired of those pesky review requests? Can’t be bothered to read an email let alone a complicated AI approval context? Want to improve your response time by 500% while displaying t
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by rapind 2y ago
There are problems it does solve though. It’s incomprehensible that we get so many new package managers that fail to learn from the bajillion that came before.
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by rapind 2y ago
Maybe that’s it. I pay from premium though so don’t have the advert issue (apples to apples).
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by rapind 2y ago
> ut my impression still has always been that Netflix is a step above the rest technically. I always assumed youtube was top dog for performance and stability. I can’t remember the last time I had issues with them and don’t they handle b
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by rapind 2y ago
I love VB6 too, but what you've described is only 10% VB6 and 90% MacGyver. The Phoenix Foundation needs you.
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by rapind 2y ago
IMO rails is a victim of it's own success. By being incredibly productive and easy to get things up and running, you don't have to reason about your data design as much, meaning you are more likely (not guaranteed) to throw togeth
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by rapind 2y ago
It depends where you're coming from. Some (many now?) see Dick Cheney as a progressive liberal liar, and many on the left see him as a right-wing devil incarnate.
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by rapind 2y ago
> How would you feel if your house was on fire and the fire fighters went on strike only then to demand they be given bounties? What a terrible analogy promoting a ridiculous narrative. A better analogy is if it's the mayors house o
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by rapind 2y ago
We should ask them when we meet them.
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by rapind 2y ago
Bad analogy. In the company name case, there’s a registry (list) with a gatekeeper (filter) in front of it rejecting very simple inputs (small strings) that don’t conform to their standards. You literally can’t get your company name on this
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by rapind 2y ago
So to summarize, someone saw the Google Grants program, figured out how to abuse it and scaled it up. I wouldn't even call this much of a loop hole because it seems so obvious. How widespread / prevalent is this? Does Google care?
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by rapind 2y ago
The fact that so many people were impacted by left-pad leads me to believe that people aren't using libraries because a problem is pretty hard, but rather because they don't even want to think about the problem that a library supp
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by rapind 2y ago
Isn't making it illegal a way of sanitizing it though?
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by rapind 2y ago
I’m OK with this so long as I’m in a position of power and exempt from having my communications public.
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by rapind 2y ago
Oh this is an interesting take. Haskell, F#, possibly Elm, etc.
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by rapind 2y ago
> but you're free to use explicit parentheses and braces as you like I’ve been eying Civet and I quite like it so far, but I dislike having this option because it means I’ll have to see it in other peoples code. I prefer strict rule
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by rapind 2y ago
It worked out so well for them with the browser… oh wait.
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by rapind 2y ago
Not sure about this. Most JS frameworks only last a few years before the next shiny is mass adopted. The churn in JS land is insane. React is definitely one of the long beards though, and thats’s because declarative programming is a win for
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by rapind 2y ago
Only power users of vim know how to :quit it.
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by rapind 2y ago
> apparently a large number of people these days don't understand files and folders at all! And here I am shaking my fist insisting these are “directories” not “folders”… ;)
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by rapind 2y ago
I tried replacing myself (coding hat) and it was pretty underwhelming. Some day maybe.
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by rapind 2y ago
> Microsoft, to their credit, made Visual Studio Community Edition, although IMHO they nerfed the first few releases too much. "Developers, developers, developers". IMO Steve was right... also VB 4-6 was amazing.
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by rapind 2y ago
It gets bad enough and I’ll offer odds on who’s throwing, how long until they are busted, and how severe the consequences.
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by rapind 2y ago
Here you go: I just watched a tutorial on how to leverage v1, claude, and cursor to create a marketing page. The result was a convoluted collection of 20 or so TS files weighing a few MB instead of a 5k HTML file you could hand bomb in less
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by rapind 2y ago
Advertising is always attempting to disguise itself as anything other than advertising.
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by rapind 2y ago
Knopfler is a magician on the guitar.
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by rapind 2y ago
I kind of think long term you want government to build a healthy number of basic units. This is what Canada did after WW II (vet housing). Since then they pivoted to market manipulation w/ CMHC and I don’t think it worked out. I’m only
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by rapind 2y ago
It’s not the individuals fault on their own, but the market absolutely reflects societies tolerance of bugs and crashes. Microsoft started boiling that frog decades ago.

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