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by rsyring 5mo ago
Granted. But, on the track, acceleration is only one component. I've been passed on the track by cars with hundreds of horsepower less with a better track setup, lighter, and with better drivers. There are reports of people taking EVs
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by rsyring 5mo ago
Apparently, you aren't alone. :) https://github.com/DaMrNelson/github-historical-uptime/issue...
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by rsyring 5mo ago
I agree with your almost a curse sentiment. My interest in fast cars, BMWs in my case, is a blessing and a curse. But HPDE gave me a "safe" (for others) out and I took it. It's expensive. So, FWIW, buy a car that's re
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by rsyring 5mo ago
Of all the sites/graphs I've seen of GH outages, this one is the most striking IMO: https://damrnelson.github.io/github-historical-uptime/ Unfortunately, it doesn't look like it's being updated with
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by rsyring 5mo ago
The right thing to do is stop speeding like that. Needlessly endangering others. It's good you are trying to stop. To help you continue in that effort... Check out HPDE events to get your speed fix and keep it off public roads. I&#x
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by rsyring 5mo ago
I've been using Augment's agents (VS code, CLI) for 8ish months. It let's me easily switch between GPT and Claude models. I've found the best results from letting GPT 5.4 code and then asking Opus to do code reviews to
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by rsyring 5mo ago
It's a good question and I should update those sections to make Python a harder requirement. We've tried to be flexible historically but found that we really need folks who are fluent in Python because our skills tests all use Pyt
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by rsyring 5mo ago
Level 12 | Full Stack Web Developer - Python, JavaScript, SQL | Mid-Level & Senior | REMOTE | SALARY:$95K-145K+ | https://www.level12.io/careers/ Level 12 is a software consulting and custom development agency. We
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by rsyring 6mo ago
It's great that it's faster but what I really liked was the safety configuration defaults: https://aube.en.dev/package-manager/configuration.html
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aube: A New Dawn for Node Installs (from mise author)(aube.en.dev)
6 points by rsyring 6mo ago|1 comments
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by rsyring 6mo ago
I never feel like exercising, doesn't matter what time of the day it is. In the morning I feel the need to get to work (I'm a night owl so get up later). But by the time I'm done working, my ability to motivate myself is us
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by rsyring 6mo ago
I'd also be interested in a comparison with exe.dev which I'm currently using.
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by rsyring 7mo ago
It's great that you have -D built into the tool already. That's a step in the right direction. I don't think the file sync is actually that hard. Famous last words though. :)
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by rsyring 7mo ago
I've been reviewing Agent sandboxing solutions recently and it occurred to me there is a gaping vector for persistent exploits for tools that let the agent write to the project directory. Like this one does. I had originally thought t
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Agent sandboxing tools that mount projects R/W have gaping exploits
3 points by rsyring 7mo ago|0 comments
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by rsyring 7mo ago
We will be hiring in the next 2-6 weeks. More details are in a recent post in the linked Google group. And we'll get the website updated to avoid further confusion.
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by rsyring 7mo ago
But neither of the previous HN submissions reached the front page. The benefit of this article is that it got to the front page and so raised awareness. The original vuln report link is helpful, thanks.
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by rsyring 7mo ago
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Given AI, should I still consider becoming a computer programmer? Yes, and...(htmx.org)
5 points by rsyring 8mo ago|0 comments
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Generative and Agentic AI Shift Concern from Technical Debt to Cognitive Debt(margaretstorey.com)
1 points by rsyring 8mo ago|1 comments
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How AI reflects the hidden truths of your software pipeline(thenewstack.io)
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How Generative & Agentic AI Shift Concern from Technical Debt to Cognitive Debt(margaretstorey.com)
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by rsyring 8mo ago
I think this is FUD. Haven't GLP-1s been around for 20+ year? The recent surge in popularity was due to new formulas that could be injected once per week instead of daily.
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by rsyring 8mo ago
If you don't mind sharing, at what dose did you see positive impact on mood?
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by rsyring 8mo ago
Mise doesn't use nix. I think the OP is stating he replaced nix with mise.
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by rsyring 8mo ago
After troubleshooting a couple issues with the GitHub Actions Linux admin team, and their decision to not address either issue, I'm highly skeptical of investing more in GitHub Actions: - Ubuntu useradd command causes 30s+ hang [1] - U
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by rsyring 8mo ago
> That said, the framing feels a bit too poetic for engineering. I wholeheartedly disagree but I tend to believe that's going to be highly dependent on what type of developer a person is. One who leans towards the craftsmanship sid
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by rsyring 8mo ago
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by rsyring 8mo ago
Yeah, that kills adoption by most people I'd imagine. Non-standard license terms are always a huge red flag IMO, regardless of actual license terms.
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by rsyring 8mo ago
Could say the same for Nim. But popularity/awareness/ecosystem matter.

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