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by tracker1 4mo ago
Even then, there can often be substantive disagreements based on context. Hence the need for even a mostly true or mostly false bucket.
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by tracker1 4mo ago
Have two inputs a summary and a longer text field... kind of like an email subject. Then limit the text input to like 100 chars, giving another 60 for general "... continued in email to you@..." Send the summary as the subject, an
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by tracker1 4mo ago
Exactly the point in the conversation... in this case it's a webform to notify directly.. I think a simple password prompt and including an actual list of emergency contacts would be prudent.
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by tracker1 4mo ago
Hard for some to know when they have the ear of higher ups.
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by tracker1 4mo ago
TBF, your current title/project isn't the same thing as what you're capable of... I have a lot of experience with both front end and backend systems. I was brought into a new job as a UI expert, but still had some opinions on
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by tracker1 4mo ago
Same.. I'd rather have it 2x scaling at half-resolution. Vision issues.
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by tracker1 4mo ago
I wish congress members, staffers and 2nd level family all had to pre-announce buy/sale orders by 1 business day.
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by tracker1 4mo ago
You remember the URL but not a phone number.
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by tracker1 4mo ago
When I use my phone, I don't have to... I usually use gesture input and don't proof read before hitting send/reply/post.
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by tracker1 4mo ago
I never stopped.
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by tracker1 4mo ago
There's already JSR, FWIW...
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by tracker1 4mo ago
Dunno... I really like FastEndpoints in C# a lot as well as Hono in JS/TS environments. That said, I do like Axum in Rust. All for varying reasons though.
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by tracker1 4mo ago
I think it's contextual... IMO IoC/DI in JavaScript/TypeScript is evil, because there's a built in reference system and it's easy enough to override in testing frameworks already, so IoC/DI has much less real v
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by tracker1 4mo ago
For myself, I've generally setup a few boundaries... for JS projects, I tend to use Deno for tooling, even targeting npm lately. Similarly, I've favored modern TypeScript over JS. Often Hono + OpenAPI + Zod as a set for services
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by tracker1 4mo ago
I have a few domains parked at freedns.afraid.org for dyndns usage by others, though I've been considering DIYing my own solution using DigitalOcean's DNS services. Mostly around classic BBS usage, namely bbs.io ... I do hope that
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by tracker1 5mo ago
LiberaChat FTW!
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by tracker1 5mo ago
My experience as well... I've only hit Antrhopic's 5hr threshold a few times, and two of them was within a half hour of the window. Also, all three times I'd already accomplished a LOT. I tend to work with the agent, and obs
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by tracker1 5mo ago
It would be cool to see this expanded to include other prominent religious systems.. in particular Islam, Budhism, Hindu, etc... as it is, there's no context at all in terms of contraction events.
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by tracker1 5mo ago
That's kind of nifty... I may take a look... I mostly watch youtube from the couch (NVidia Shield TV), would love an app that did better filtering based on my follows and interests. I sometimes hit the subscribe tab, and it's a b
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by tracker1 5mo ago
Honestly, I've only ever actually hit the 5 hour limit a handful of times and it's been around 30m or less from the next window... I've either stopped for the day or took a break and continued in the next window. I'm not
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by tracker1 5mo ago
You can get a bit more if you use TOML over INI... it's similar at a baseline, but still a bit more rich for advanced configuration than INI is.
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by tracker1 5mo ago
A couple years ago, around when Deno hit 1.0, I started using it for a LOT of my shell scripting scenarios... I can write TypeScript files with a shebang that pretty much just work, and can reference repository packages that load to a cache
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by tracker1 5mo ago
Not sure if it's supported, but would be cool to take an openapi spec doc and generate the scaffold for queries, similar to swaggerui but inside this tui.
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by tracker1 5mo ago
Should be easy enough to detect/polyfill... if (!globalThis.Temporal) { // await import('temporal-polyfill/global'); await import('https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/tempora
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by tracker1 5mo ago
Technology stacks in use can vary a lot in different markets, uptake depends a lot on the developers and companies in place. For example, I'm in Phoenix, AZ, Us and there have been some relatively large local .Net user groups from fai
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by tracker1 5mo ago
I'm not sure if/how much of these (water) issues are the data centers themselves vs poor water management or other issues. Most water use in data centers should be able to be self-sufficient, mostly closed, and filtered/reus
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by tracker1 5mo ago
You don't have to... but it's a matter of a safe location for both parties. If it was more expensive, I'd probably work through a broker (like a car or house). The buyer doesn't know who the seller is, and vice-versa.
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by tracker1 5mo ago
I think it's scary how deeply MS is relying on Github Copilot for a lot of the developer chores/tasks... and I don't think it's for the better. There's been a major push from all directions to lower developer salar
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by tracker1 5mo ago
Worse, is when the "team" doing the auditing is one guy, and that guy leaves with no replacement... and you need to explain to mgt that their new product release hasn't gone out for 3 months because you can't get the new
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by tracker1 5mo ago
My only thought is take your time to actually review what the LLM/Agent generates... ensure that you understand and can follow it. Give feedback and iterate as necessary. I've used this analogy a lot, but it's really a lot

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