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by sethops1 1y ago
Blame the people shitting in the pool. Not the people closing down the pool because people keep shitting in it.
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by sethops1 1y ago
This could really use native kubernetes integration and a helm chart
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by sethops1 1y ago
$6,500,000,000 dollars for ... what, exactly?
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by sethops1 1y ago
> Copilot coding agent is rolling out to GitHub Mobile users on iOS and Android, as well as GitHub CLI. Wait, is this going to pollute the `gh` tool? Please tell me this isn't happening.
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by sethops1 1y ago
I have to agree - the highest quality libraries in my experience are the ones maintained that one dedicated person as their pet project. There's no glory, no money, no large community, no Twitter followers - just a person with a probl
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by sethops1 1y ago
My latest interaction with Stack Overflow? A perfectly reasonable question with 34 upvotes locked by a power tripping moderator. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/79062092/how-does-chrome... Still need an answer
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by sethops1 1y ago
I feel like the Go ecosystem almost serendipitously has this built in - modules marked v0.X.Y being immature and under development, and v1 or greater being mature, keeping changes mostly down to bug fixes. I think some folks may even follow
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by sethops1 1y ago
I've learned to treat AI hype the same way I think about sports. Just ignore it. Sure I can name the popular models of the day in the same way I can name the Dallas Cowboys, but none of it matters and none of it affects me.
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by sethops1 1y ago
It's funny because those companies both provide web browsers loaded to the gills with tools to fight malicious sites. Users can't or won't protect themselves. Unless they're an LLM user, apparently.
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by sethops1 1y ago
I think few developers didn't already have powerful autocomplete engines at their disposal.
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by sethops1 2y ago
It's a bit weird Tesla would be so lax with handling the rebates if they knew later-filed rebates might not be fulfilled. But w/e, not like we here have any actual facts of the case.
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by sethops1 2y ago
Literally anyone with a 401k is an investor.
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by sethops1 2y ago
Same here, feels so natural to have my local machines at <host>.lan
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by sethops1 2y ago
> and even the h2 implementation feels like it still lacks some battle testing. I think that is a damn shame. Citation needed.
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by sethops1 2y ago
> All I can do You could also, you know, pay Docker for the resources you're using.
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by sethops1 2y ago
Here's my hot take: systemd is the best thing that happened to Linux. I genuinely believe it's the reason Linux has dominated the other operating systems in the server space in the past decade. As someone who manages servers I wou
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by sethops1 2y ago
> Someone named "Chloe" called me from 650-203-0000 Nope. Rule #1 in today's environment is never pick up the phone. If you're not expecting the call they can leave a message. And if it's something you think is l
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by sethops1 2y ago
Cynical answer: because having users writeup duplicate issues and then having maintainers close them is more engagement than warding off unnecessary toil. Gotta keep those metrics going up and to the right.
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by sethops1 2y ago
This matches my conclusion as well. Just use Prometheus and whatever client library for your language of choice, it's 1000x simpler than the OTEL story.
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by sethops1 2y ago
Ironic you're posting this on Hacker News, which is fundamentally an ad for YCombinator.
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by sethops1 2y ago
I honestly wonder if Meta is just cooking the books now. Who are these advertisers ramping up ad spend on that site? And why?
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Generative AI Is a Parasitic Cancer(youtube.com)
5 points by sethops1 2y ago|0 comments
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by sethops1 2y ago
Character Limit by Kate Conger and Ryan Mac
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by sethops1 2y ago
And so was Docker before Nix
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by sethops1 2y ago
Would be happy to buy a supported Linux variant
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by sethops1 2y ago
May I suggest using TOML, which in my experience has been the perfect blend of human readability while having good tooling. https://toml.io/en/
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by sethops1 2y ago
The most common is if you create a reference to a field of a struct that is itself weak. The GC will gc the struct and your var can go from non-nil to nil under the hood despite having zero concurrent code (that you wrote). The good news is
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by sethops1 2y ago
You could make the same argument about writing in C/C++ and managing memory. You just have to understand how it works, right?
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by sethops1 2y ago
I lost track of the number of WeakReference bugs I've had to fix in a legacy Java codebase. Not looking forward to doing the same in Go.
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Why Stack Overflow Is Dying(sethops1.net)
4 points by sethops1 2y ago|3 comments

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