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541.
by thiht 2y ago
Yeah he’s probably playing 5d chess, not just being an ass
542.
by thiht 2y ago
So you’re saying going forward 1 frame in a video is in the scope, but going back 1 frame is out of scope. Weird stance.
543.
by thiht 2y ago
> The dev said they are happy to accept patch No he didn’t.
544.
by thiht 2y ago
If you’re a developer: - SQL, this goes without saying but if you’re only using an ORM without knowing SQL, you’re setting yourself up for failure. - Regular expressions, it’s not that hard. Knowing how to read and write a regex without nee
545.
by thiht 2y ago
Oh you mean web apps
546.
by thiht 2y ago
There’s big sections of code I wrote in the original open source lib. I didn’t copy paste the code but the implementation in this component is obviously pretty close. I’m the copyright holder of this code anyway so it should not be an issue
547.
by thiht 2y ago
I was actually looking for something like this a few days ago! There’s an open source tool which I love the idea of (basically a tool for declarative integration tests), but I really don’t like it’s implementation. I tried to contribute to
548.
by thiht 2y ago
Interesting, bookmarking for later :)
549.
by thiht 2y ago
Hard disagree. A standard way to define iterators was long overdue, and using the existing `range` construct was the right solution. This change will end up removing some mental load, at an extremely low complexity cost. Basically you defin
550.
by thiht 2y ago
For hosted runners that might be true. The best experience I’ve had with GHA self hosted runners was simply using a beefy VPS. At my current job, the self hosted runners were hosted on K8s using Arc and it was a… very unpleasant experience.
551.
by thiht 2y ago
How is CI not a solved problem with GitHub Actions? I used and loved GitLab CI years ago and remember it feeling better to use than GHA (though maybe I’m remembering through rose tainted glasses), but GHA are just working nowadays, and the
552.
by thiht 2y ago
That’s a stupid rule. It’s easy to homecook delicious and healthy meals. Don’t use healthiness as an excuse to make food without sauce or seasoning.
553.
by thiht 2y ago
It’s not a feature. People use it this way and expect a history and search feature. It’s the way it is. Not providing a feature is not a feature. It’s an inconvenience at best, and a lack of respect at worst when you present it like people
554.
by thiht 2y ago
Inconveniencing your users because of misplaced ideology is NOT a feature.
555.
by thiht 2y ago
Pretty cool, this is inspiring for landing pages. Just a heads-up though, the scroll animations activate pretty late. When I scrolled to "components", the first component displayed when it was kinda close too the off screen, which
556.
by thiht 2y ago
> to press and hold To be clear, in games that use L3 for sprinting, you usually don’t need to hold L3, it’s a toggle. I guess there are exceptions of course but THAT would be bad design.
557.
by thiht 2y ago
I actually love the L3 toggle for sprinting. I think the first game I played that used L3 for that was Horizon, and the intuitiveness of the control just blew my mind. It seems to become a convention across games and I’m all for it.
558.
by thiht 2y ago
Are there plans to make Pie Menu available on Homebrew? I don't install anything from the App Store on mac.
559.
by thiht 2y ago
Thanks for the example, I’ll check how they do it.
560.
by thiht 2y ago
That’s not an option in my case. I don’t want to make my tool artificially dependent on a backend when it’s not needed, it would be crippling for no reason. Also it’s a testing tool that should be able to run on CI, so being dependent on a
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Ask HN: Can a CLI tool be monetized?
8 points by thiht 2y ago|8 comments
562.
by thiht 2y ago
Looking forward to these changes!
563.
by thiht 2y ago
That's a very cool concept but I don't understand how to use it. The 4 buttons above a pane (?) have no label or tooltip so I don't know what they do. Even clicking on them nothing happens, so it's not clear what the arr
564.
by thiht 2y ago
Install AdGuard as soon as possible. The stock iOS apps (calendar, mail, etc.) are all pretty good and clean, I recommend trying to use them unless you find a good reason not to.
565.
by thiht 2y ago
> due to a poor format (YAML). That's just your opinion. I'll take YAML whitespaces over Makefile whitespaces any day. > Compare with Makefile that does exactly the same thing Good example in favor of Task, I prefer the expl
566.
by thiht 2y ago
One day I decided to design a Makefile alternative, but I wanted to use YAML to benefit from the standard syntax and JSON schemas. I quickly realized I was just reimplementing Taskfile with different key names. I love Task because it comple
567.
by thiht 2y ago
4 additional tools I use regularly: - task, a Makefile alternative - hyperfine, a benchmark tool - vegeta, a load testing tool - sd, a better, more intuitive sed There’s also the JSON trinity: - jq, the well know JSON processor - jc, conver
568.
by thiht 2y ago
Who cares? Do judge stories posted on Hacker News (or elsewhere) by how pretty their URL is?
569.
by thiht 2y ago
> the code is just a transcript of the old one That’s a very important point. Every rewrite I’ve been part of needed major architectural changes because of deep issues with the system. Switching the language was just a nice bonus.
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Ask HN: What's the consensus on "unit" testing LLM prompts?
10 points by thiht 2y ago|5 comments

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