rldjbpin

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by rldjbpin 10mo ago
about the scale, the same album in the tracker had several submissions, for dedicated format and regional editions. while one can compare in terms of number of tracks, the quality used to be in another level altogether. from the article: &g
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by rldjbpin 10mo ago
this was very well-written and the moving parts were quite easy to understand. simultaneously there are many opportunities throughout to harden one's app to avoid similar exploits.
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by rldjbpin 10mo ago
i don't think this is as much as an AI issue as it is about path of least resistance in a velocity-driven environment. call me the worst junior dev in the industry, but pre-coding agents, closing tickets was more important than upholdi
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by rldjbpin 10mo ago
this is a goldmine of insights, albeit with the platform bias. i am not even through the entire report but already spotted some dark horses running the web without much fanfare.
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by rldjbpin 10mo ago
> The reason I did that is that the anti-crawler protections also unfortunately hit some legit users, and we don't want to block legit users. it is a shame that it needs to be this way. as a lurker who doesn't stay logged in no
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by rldjbpin 11mo ago
if blockchain is used for anything related to currency or "source of value", i am very bearish on its real utility. the core theme of establish trust in a trustless environment will truly remain the potential we are yet to fully a
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by rldjbpin 11mo ago
so ironic that a microsoft game supports it compared to others who should be incentivised to support players on steam deck. especially when they support platforms like nintendo switch despite vastly different architecture and capabilities.
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by rldjbpin 11mo ago
this could be the only silver lining, a gulf oil crisis of sorts to (at least temporarily) bring out "innovation" out of necessity. unfortunately for a vast majority of people, memory is not the biggest constraint in pedestrian co
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by rldjbpin 11mo ago
the calculation, while simple, does make rational sense if all things remain equal. regardless, given their past business decisions, this statement can be true for them without thinking about the bottom line. the entire premise is enterpris
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by rldjbpin 11mo ago
that's all well and good but not when it is peddled by you simultaneously in other facets: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46065778
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by rldjbpin 11mo ago
the technical issues are completely valid. at the same time, there is a balance between citing reasons for the change and burning bridges with those you leave behind. the friction caused for the supporters felt a bit tone deaf. although the
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by rldjbpin 11mo ago
feels like the main message is missed by seeing most of the discourse here: > Outages like today's are a good thing because they're a warning. They can force redundancy and resilience into systems. the advice is not to shun big
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by rldjbpin 11mo ago
Also check out Helvetica and its use in subways of the world - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2372894
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by rldjbpin 11mo ago
> There is a weird assumption people make that somebody as successful as Charli XCX isn't smart because her persona is "I like cocaine and partying," and then are surprised when she can express herself like this. after all
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by rldjbpin 11mo ago
> Online bookings, such as through Expedia, are immediately canceled, even if they concern hotels in France. as bizarre as it this situation is, similar power was leveraged to deny american it services to a non-european company outside o
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by rldjbpin 11mo ago
speculating that it might be one of those arm + gpu SoC that gpu makers are currently developing, probably the amd one. outside of gaming, i hope this work for qualcomm chips help those who bought laptops with their chips somehow. (i unders
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by rldjbpin 11mo ago
having used desktop linux before i even started gaming on a pc, things are easier but still not there yet for the general masses. personally, it is still not there either. take one of the most popular ea sports title. it does not run: - on
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by rldjbpin 11mo ago
will always champion the notion of keeping things as simple as possible. however this take seems a bit overreactive. their stack has been some of the easiest low-hanging fruits for enhancing self-managed web stuff. almost everyone who agree
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by rldjbpin 11mo ago
does it matter much when in the end pricing is decided by merit-order system [1]? i.e. when you are dependent on other sources or neighbouring markets with very different composition. not to say it is remains costlier than conventional sour
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by rldjbpin 11mo ago
the op keeps highlighting how these actions affect rss feeds, including references to previous instances such as: > when Mozilla bent over to Google's pressure to kill off RSS by removing the “Live Bookmarks” features from the brows
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by rldjbpin 11mo ago
AI or not, feels like the focus in the past few years for the browser has been to do catch-up on the trendy feature rather than improving the core experiences. TBF some of these features are also unique and something i cherish when browsing
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by rldjbpin 1y ago
This is not exactly comparable but to put things in perspective, the original RPi (rev B) could serve at ~6 MB/s over SSH.
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by rldjbpin 1y ago
either conda is that old now or it seems a bit of a hyperbole. haven used it personally, uv is quite fast and nice to work with at first. definitely nice if you work in a team that fully utilise its potential. however, there felt a lot of p
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by rldjbpin 1y ago
a few days removed, this felt like a knee-jerk overreaction from the market. similar things have happened around other major changes related to the skins economy in the past. [1] prices have slightly recovered in some cases, but indeed the
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by rldjbpin 1y ago
or 7 multi-million dollar ones like the last time. [1] the whole premise is stupid and should be disregarded. still too enticing to turn down for stability. [1] https://techcrunch.com/2025/06/27/meta-is-offeri
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by rldjbpin 1y ago
the OP is quite an interesting team to watch regarding open-weights* voice-related efforts. this is a nice read to understand the core of their approach. quite unfortunate, however, their approach to accessibility. unmute [1], which uses th
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by rldjbpin 1y ago
tried it but had some buggy interface when i used it full-time earlier this year. (albeit i work in a slow vm) it might have changed now but it did not support grpc endpoints, which was a dealbreaker for me. but definitely appreciate the pr
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by rldjbpin 1y ago
this makes sense for apps where you pay up front to use it. for subscription-based services, this idea falls flat. in fact, apple made it harder for apps to take payments from its users in the past than others.
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Htmgo – build simple and scalable systems with go and Htmx(github.com)
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by rldjbpin 1y ago
as mentioned already by the others, using opencode [1] helps with this, if you like the cli workflow. it is good enough and does not need to exceed what the leaders are doing. when combined with the ability to use github copilot to make the

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