sweetgiorni

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by sweetgiorni 1mo ago
> How would you represent metrics as traces? Just instrument your meter implementation so each observation produces a span. Boom, free metric-derived traces.
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by sweetgiorni 2mo ago
> isn’t the entire point of tree-sitter that you can reuse old trees to make edit updates faster? I've used tree-sitter for a few projects, but I never touched the tree-reuse stuff. The value of tree-sitter came from the fact that g
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Create Repeatable Success(frankblecha.com)
1 points by sweetgiorni 10mo ago|0 comments
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by sweetgiorni 11mo ago
> The core issue is that, with otel, observability platforms become just a UI layer over a database. No one wants to invest in proper instrumentation, which is a difficult problem, so we end up with a tragedy of the commons where the ins
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by sweetgiorni 1y ago
Glad I'm not the only one with that issue. I ended up connecting a Bluetooth controller to my Steam Deck because holding it hurt my wrists so much. At that point, why bother with the thing?
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by sweetgiorni 1y ago
If the SVG being linked to is hosted by GitHub, they could make arbitrary changes before serving it to the browser. IIRC, I uploaded an SVG in a GitHub comment and the resulting image had some of its interactive functionality removed. Of co
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by sweetgiorni 1y ago
That's... interesting.
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by sweetgiorni 1y ago
Python 3.14 adds that shorthand, but with a slight different (and IMO uglier) syntax: fn(x=,y=,z=) https://peps.python.org/pep-0736/ edit: nevermind, that PEP was rejected :/
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by sweetgiorni 1y ago
https://github.com/open-telemetry/opentelemetry-collector-co...
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by sweetgiorni 2y ago
Hrmm, I've noticed the same thing on the US west coast over the last year or so. Maybe I'll finally bother Kagi support about it.
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by sweetgiorni 2y ago
> I wish tree-sitter had an official higher level API that allowed processing and pattern matching for use cases other than those required for text editors. Is the pattern matching API not sufficiently high level? In my experience, it&#x
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by sweetgiorni 2y ago
Looks like it makes heavy use of the original binary. https://github.com/OpenLoco/OpenLoco/blob/master/src/Interop...
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by sweetgiorni 3y ago
> Minify every third variable randomly. So, Go?
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by sweetgiorni 3y ago
This seems conceptually similar to certificate authorities.
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by sweetgiorni 3y ago
What? This seems hard to believe. What incentive do operators have to support law enforcement impersonators?
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by sweetgiorni 3y ago
zsh-histdb achieves something similar. Combined with zsh-autosuggestions it's quite nice. https://github.com/larkery/zsh-histdb
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Ask HN: Which tools are worth the time?
3 points by sweetgiorni 3y ago|1 comments
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by sweetgiorni 3y ago
> Some people don't even know the difference between Git and GitHub... I have also found this to be the case, even with engineers that have years of experience. It's both impressive and awful.
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by sweetgiorni 3y ago
I find it incredibly obnoxious and I refuse to use parallel because of it. To me, it violates the spirit of free software and tarnishes the GNU project. As someone who has released my source to the public for free, I couldn't fathom
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by sweetgiorni 3y ago
Yep :) my comment was for the people reading the thread, not the person I replied to.
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by sweetgiorni 3y ago
> As a medical diagnosis it is consistently overdiagnosed Not in adults https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4195639/ https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC9884156&
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by sweetgiorni 3y ago
I'm not diagreein with you, but one should bear in mind that a piano essentially contains 88 copies of the same mechanism (with some exceptions). That brings you from 12,000 parts to 136 parts, which is much simpler to grasp. Of course
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by sweetgiorni 3y ago
I read this years ago and it really resonated with me at the time. Why reinvent the wheel, right? Reading it again now, it seems to advocate for going from one extreme to another without exercising judgement. A shell script might be fine in
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by sweetgiorni 3y ago
I received the email on December 2nd.
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by sweetgiorni 3y ago
Slightly tangential: is it unfair/unreasonable to judge a project by its name? It's hard not to interpret this project's name as the result of poor judgement. Is that sufficient cause to write off the project entirely? That m
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by sweetgiorni 3y ago
To add to your point: try asking ChatGPT to do basic arithmetic on numbers it hasn't seen before. You'll see just how good it is at computation.
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by sweetgiorni 3y ago
That's very interesting! Do you happen to have any sources? A brief search didn't turn up anything this specific.
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by sweetgiorni 3y ago
> you should consider explicating that space = memory, time = time. That seems unnecessary. Even a layman knows that in the context of a computer, space != physical space. Most people think of disk space, but it can also refer to memory
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by sweetgiorni 3y ago
I worked for a data recovery company. I'm not sure exactly what it means for someone to be qualified since many of the techniques are learned by word of mouth or experimentation. Company age and reviews might be a good proxy for compet
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by sweetgiorni 3y ago
Spintronics! I haven't tried it but it looks like tons of fun. Unfortunately in some countries it's out of stock until August. https://upperstory.com/spintronics/

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