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by thiht 3y ago
When you read some source code to learn how to do anything, do you attribute it? It’s the same thing, attribution doesn’t apply to training material. You want to explicitly forbid AI training, not require attribution.
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by thiht 3y ago
If you're concerned, you should switch the license of your code, not really where you host it. As long as your license allows LLM/AI models to train on your code, why would you be mad that it does?
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by thiht 3y ago
Then use a license that say your code can't be used to train AI models. Honestly I agree that in the current state of things, it's fair for them to train on public data as long as the license doesn't forbid it. I learned to c
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by thiht 3y ago
What’s offensive about goddamn? "Damn" is not even vulgar, is it?
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by thiht 3y ago
I actually love Notion. I’ve used dozens note taking app and Notion is the only one I managed to stick with because of its flexibility and general aesthetic. Its block system is amazing.
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by thiht 3y ago
I won't pay for Youtube, ever, because even if I pay, I still get sponsored segments in videos. To skip these, I have to get SponsorBlock so I might as well block ads too. Maybe if Youtube Premium also gave access to the same videos wi
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by thiht 3y ago
We have a repo with migrations written in SQL, and we use tern[1] to apply them. I’m not sure anything more complex is needed. I tried using Liquibase at some point and it was a nightmare compared to just using SQL. [1]: https://
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by thiht 3y ago
They’re extensions, nothing prevents you from reimplementing proprietary extensions as open source packages. As a matter of fact, there’s probably an oss alternative for each proprietary extension already. Maybe it’s not on par with the pro
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What if I told you you're not the only user on the internet? Discord crushed IRC in popularity because it offers people what they want. Simple as that.
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by thiht 3y ago
Yeah, not having proper nickname ownership beyond the crap NickServ offers is not a feature, it's a gross overlook from a time where we could afford to be naive on the internet. And considering multiline messages as "bloat" i
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by thiht 3y ago
It’s not debatable that Matrix is better than IRC. The IRC clients are mostly bad and ugly, and they don’t even implement basic formatting features (bold, italic) in the same way. NickServ sucks. Having to use bouncers to keep track of hist
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by thiht 3y ago
Come on, IRC doesn’t even begin to address the needs of today. It sucks in many ways. A better suggestion is to use Matrix/Element, Mattermost or RocketChat. Not IRC or XMPP.
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by thiht 3y ago
I think that’s just what you’re used to. Since I switched from Java to Go 7 years ago, I don’t think I’ve missed inheritance a single time. I haven’t needed to model anything with inheritance once. There are definitely things I’ve missed fr
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Who’d have thought of that
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by thiht 3y ago
Tools written in Rust (or Go for that matter) generally offer an extremely good user experience: good documentation, well organized CLIs with autocompletion, great performance, easy to install… If I can, I always try to install the Rust or
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by thiht 3y ago
The second most used was google/go-cmp but I also think it’s used mostly in tests. It’s a bit annoying that test dependencies are not listed separately in go.mod files. After that there was a bunch of dependencies related to AWS SDK, G
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by thiht 3y ago
I wanted to know the most used Go dependencies (not most starred or most downloaded, but most depended upon), so I made a scraper to get the go.mod from a few hundreds open source project on GitHub, and got the go.mod of each of their depen
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by thiht 3y ago
Location: France Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Go, PostgreSQL, Kafka, Redis, Docker, Kubernetes… I have a strong backend profile with a focus on HA systems, but can also work with frontend (React) or as dev
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by thiht 3y ago
What does it change? Assuming that either: - Jia Tan was initially a trustworthy actor that subsequently became malicious (maybe they were paid or compromised somehow) - Jia Tan was always malicious, but played the long game by starting wit
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How would it have changed anything in this specific case?
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by thiht 3y ago
But you wouldn’t use a key value data store as your main store. It’s a specialized kind of store. Of course Redis and friends have their place. Just not as a main store.
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by thiht 3y ago
Postgres is not hype though. There's very few legitimate use cases for not using a RDBMS as a main data store, and Postgres happens to be the most popular nowadays, for good reasons.
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by thiht 3y ago
This is my take on writing as well, I consider everything in parentheses as optional. If I want to write something in parentheses, I try to reconsider: either drop it, or write it without parentheses.
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by thiht 3y ago
Because doing it this way sucks. I used to do it this way a decade ago when I was learning and it was hell to maintain and keep consistent. It's the reason why I learned PHP in the first place (stuff like `include('header.php&#x27
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by thiht 3y ago
It's not support at all in this case, don't mix everything. Someone says something wrong about a product you're literally working on, there's nothing wrong in responding.
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I hope for them a "social media" is well defined, because it gets blurrier as years pass.
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I absolutely hate the approach of scattering routing instructions everywhere via annotations. Nothing beats a router.go file with all the endpoints declared in the same place. Routing annotations is a bad idea that caught up just because it
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by thiht 3y ago
Hard disagree. The op went out of their way to remove an essential package without any knowledge about it, or about Linux as a whole for that matter, of course something ends up breaking! Not everything can be optimized for stupidity (with
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On the other hand, VLC goes out of their way to give updates to users of old OS versions. Why won't Google and Microsoft let them do it? According to VLC there are still millions of users of outdated Android TV and I agree with them: i
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For me Google Search is the big one. It has sucked for a few years, but in the last few months it’s been increasingly worse, to the point where I can’t Google anything anymore and get meaningful results. The top results (2 first pages) are

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