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by tracker1 5mo ago
I get that... but to a large extent, you should be able to capture a lot of the style of classic designs without necessarily the specific dimensions. I think the modern Scout remake is a decent example of this... another would be the Chall
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by tracker1 5mo ago
Until the dealers tack on another $30k in BS fees.
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by tracker1 5mo ago
They could still come in a step short of default executor and establish some standard traits/types that are typical across executors. By providing a default, I think you're going to paint yourself into a corner. Maybe have one of
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by tracker1 5mo ago
Contrast it with async in JS/ES as an example... now combine it with the using statement for disposeAsync instances. await using db = await sqlite.connect(await ctx.getConfig("DB_CONN")); It's not so bad when yo
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by tracker1 5mo ago
Not only that, but there kind of is a defacto standard (tokio), which is pretty much the default if you aren't in a specific, resource constrained use case.
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by tracker1 5mo ago
That's kind of wild... I'm relatively novice with Rust still, but I was pretty aware that the different executors weren't the only async option... I thought it was pretty cool you could opt into tokio for the bulk of async r
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by tracker1 5mo ago
Hoping the Slate makes it... for that matter, would be nice if the Scout does as well.
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by tracker1 5mo ago
I'd love to see more of this as an option... Getting a modern electic car with a late 60's Camero styled shell would be a nice option IMO. Would need to take a few liberties with some dimensions in the designs as the originals w
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by tracker1 5mo ago
I'm pretty sure you could create an HTML based calculator app pretty easily with minimal overhead. Hell monaco (editor in VS Code) is massive by comparison to most apps... there's very little reason most line of business needs an
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by tracker1 5mo ago
We have trade secret laws, national security laws as well as patent laws, at least in the US, as do many/most countries. IMO, the US govt doesn't prosecute violators, especially in terms of foreign spy programs against domestic co
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by tracker1 5mo ago
I would say that private prisons in the US (or elsewhere) are incentivized to reduce human rights over time (by expanding prison stays). This can be anything from subverting early release/parole or expediting additional charges/c
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by tracker1 5mo ago
I think they're doing too much vibe coding and not enough QC... I don't think it's a matter of not having the resources so much as running while juggling multiple sets of scissors..
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by tracker1 5mo ago
I'm with you... I think it's helped Node.js a lot to have Bun and Deno implementing new features that help push node forward. I think it's been a bit of a miss not integrating npm into node along the way... Mostly in that np
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by tracker1 5mo ago
TBF, I really haven't done much of anything with Bun other than occasional module testing. I mostly use Deno for my day to day, including a lot of shell scripts the past few years. I liked the newer ergonomics a lot, direct module re
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by tracker1 5mo ago
It's a decade later, and still pretty much the case... I'm a pretty heavy advocate for quantizing png files into a lower color palette combined with zopfli compression. The fewer colors on the palette the better.. note: not grea
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Zopfli Optimization – Free Bandwidth (2016)(blog.codinghorror.com)
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by tracker1 5mo ago
I'm mostly with you.. my hope is to see more options with swapable batteries... I used to keep one on the charger and the other in my phone, then just swap them out when I leave the house. Not any time recently, but up until android&#
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by tracker1 5mo ago
Fair... but the AI will/may as you use agents for dealing with issues/bugs, etc.
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by tracker1 5mo ago
Definitely not a "fair" test... which would probably include say a 5-10 minute conversation with a doctor or an AI agent (maybe a nurse operator to obfuscate the use of AI). For that matter, probably less expensive to expand the A
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by tracker1 5mo ago
Personally, I'm inclined to drive over fly if I can get there in 8-12 hours or less. Even if it uses up close to a full day for a round trip. I absolutely abhor flying. I'm a bit tall and fat, and I've been stuck on the la
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by tracker1 5mo ago
I would add that the output was likely more as well.. ex: more thorough tests, documentation, etc. I've been working on a Database adapter for a couple months using an LLM... I've got a couple minor refactors to do still, then get
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by tracker1 5mo ago
I definitely don't consider how I've used agents as vibe coding at all... I'm much too involved and validate/verify/review everything.
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by tracker1 5mo ago
Can't speak for GP or OP, but I see about 10x the output and 2-4x the value of what I would be able to get by hand. Within the gap between 2-4x and the 10x is really a lot of design documents, user/dev documentation and testing t
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by tracker1 5mo ago
For that matter, I put a chonky case on my phone anyway... would rather have a sturdier phone that doesn't need an additional case that has the features I'd like, including an easily replaced/swapped battery. Beyond this, hel
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by tracker1 5mo ago
That assumes that the market itself is actually "free" and consistent and that there are no bad actors in the mix, and upstarts are allowed to freely start and compete. Given the regulations in the space that is emphatically not
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by tracker1 5mo ago
Most people just read within the context of a browser, and a lot of readers are using a browser engine. FWIW, this is how a lot of worms in around 1999-2000 got around is because of a few stupid security context mistakes.
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by tracker1 5mo ago
I'm not able to see the current release-please PR and the last one broke during release creation so aborted the deploy. Hoping today goes better, but limited expectations after yesterday and may be deploying manualy.
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by tracker1 5mo ago
I'm curious how Azure DevOps reliability has been for comparison. My current job is managing stories in DevOps with SCC in GitHub ent. While I like Github slightly more, have been curious about the decision.
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by tracker1 5mo ago
The maintainers for this project are pretty nice all around. Very knowledgeable and as helpful as anyone could ask.
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by tracker1 5mo ago
If I need to do fuzzy location searches, I've thought about just matching geohash locations... even if doing multiple sets and collating them... Note: this was in consideration for something like Scylla or Dynamo.

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