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by trueno 9mo ago
my brain for whatever reason won't accept react it's just instant ejection. i was there in the before times all the way up till jquery became uncool and i just tuned out of front end entirely once react and all the stuff driven by
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by trueno 9mo ago
I really like the nano texture display. But I occasionally like to dabble with my camera, sometimes pushing things around in editing apps and after seeing how an unedited photo rendered on a coworkers macbook with the nano texture, I sadly
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by trueno 9mo ago
EU and the rest of the world needs to ditch their anti circumvention laws that they put in place to appease the US demands on trade deals historically. They're getting tarrif'd anyways so YOLO. I think you'd see a lot of pres
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by trueno 9mo ago
cant stand big phones. thats my contribution to this discussion.
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by trueno 9mo ago
iOS definitely made a name for itself to the ire of many for this many moons ago, but it's a fairly ubiquitous default behavior for mobile phone operating systems now (because battery life) even on android
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by trueno 9mo ago
I personally don't care if its bitchat or briar, I care about the most effective proven implementation in the end. Such a technology is needed now, not later, and if if bitchat started out as dorseys vibe coded side project last year a
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by trueno 9mo ago
> instead of just retrieving the messages from the cache on a confiscated phone why wouldn't encryption be a part of recipe here rendering government acquisition of such a cache moot?
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by trueno 9mo ago
that is a super good callout. this is prob the 100th time ive read about bitchat here, and the comments are largely the same (use briarchat, none of these really work that well, i dont like jack dorsey, etc) every time. but this is interest
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by trueno 9mo ago
it is an admittedly long read but i could sense it. i have a few fallen heroes myself and id be able to write diatribes of why i loved them and simultaneously hold their nuts to the fire in modern times.
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by trueno 9mo ago
> Pretty easy to take pot shots at a dead guy who lacks the ability to punch back if you read the piece he touches on this
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by trueno 10mo ago
lmao same. actually a really cool fun/concept it's definitely wordle popularity caliber, but once i got to the last 3 words and ended up in this scenario and the hint button said that i was like -_- owned. not sure what the right
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by trueno 10mo ago
I actually think it's less about code style and more about the disjointed way end outcomes seem to be the culmination of a lot of prompt attempts over the course of a project/implementation. The funny thing is reviewing stuff clau
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by trueno 10mo ago
Like most LLM-made readme's and the six bajillion AI/agentic/llm tools now on Github I can barely get a grasp on what I'm looking at here, or how to use it practically. > Smart code bundler that turns repositories int
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by trueno 10mo ago
Buy your team John Arundel's books. Source: Transitioned my team.
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by trueno 10mo ago
as a dude who uses all three heavily for work & personal (windows/linux/macos) macos doesnt even come close to windows in the "trying to sell me on the cloud services" front. microsoft ddos's my brain with sign
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by trueno 10mo ago
ive been watching the developments of sidephone closely. ive long sought the perfect dumb-ish phone and they just dont exist, the sidephone isn't perfect either but if it delivers it could be much closer. there's pieces of it im n
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by trueno 10mo ago
"in today's fast paced business environment ... " - our prolific overseas medium.com bloggers
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by trueno 10mo ago
Feel like these critiques are 10 years old.
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by trueno 10mo ago
i see a lot of go hatred on HN but coming from c i actually kind of love go when i need just enough abstracted away from me to focus on doing a thing efficiently and still end up with a well-enough performing binary. i have always been obse
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by trueno 10mo ago
i do a lot of data shenanigans and it's just annoying to work with when some saas goof doesn't consider that orgs are in the business of warehousing the piss out of entire platforms worth of data that they are paying saas guys a m
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by trueno 11mo ago
depending on the size and needs of distributed system or application im kind of really excited about postgres + pg_lake. postgres has blown my mind at how well it does concurrent writes at least for the types of things i build/support
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by trueno 11mo ago
wasn't there like a drive by maintainer rejection of something rust related that kind of disrupted the asahi project ? i can't say i followed the developments much but i do recall it being some of that classic linux kernel on broa
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by trueno 11mo ago
Is this to be used in an analytics application backend sort of scenario? I am familiar with materialized views / dynamic tables from enterprise-grade cloud lake type offerings, but I've never quite understood where duckdb, though
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by trueno 11mo ago
it's wild I can wiz through a ton of code for hours on end but seeing a yaml file for something like a CI pipeline actually makes my brain eject i dunno why. my brain has some sort of proverbial capacity limit with how many different c
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by trueno 11mo ago
> I don't really mind that they aren't on the LLM bandwagon it actually turned out to be the greatest boon in the milky way for me: joe consumer, apple device user. been watching the copilot saga (in my head the lore is that th
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by trueno 11mo ago
i don't really care about dye (or liquid glass) but i do feel like it's an alarm of sorts that Srouji stated he'd probably take off without tim cook at the helm. I dunno what that signals, i'm less inclined to think it&#
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by trueno 11mo ago
It is very much this, your types are insanely valuable to how quickly and effectively we can blast through massive bodies of work that are well beyond the scale of personal-hobby-project. We're in the annoying HR-involved process of re
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by trueno 11mo ago
This is why stuff like Jira is so polarizing for many developers. It is an additional translation tax on me, the developer, to have to go constantly keep this tracking tool thing up to date so that the product owners/managers stay off
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by trueno 11mo ago
bummed she left for intel she was next level. asahi lina commented after she left that there's currently no one doing graphics work anymore on asahi. projects kinda got some uncertainty to it now
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by trueno 11mo ago
wtf take my money expand your team!!!

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