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by truetraveller 1y ago
The first thing I always do is define log. It's bonkers to use console.log() for js. a simple window.log=console.log. Secondly, in your example, no need to label the names. This is almost always understood by context. So, pretty manage
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by truetraveller 1y ago
This is something that does not require a debugger perse. this is something that can be implemented by a "smart" log. beside the log entry there might be a button to see the trace + state at those points. could even allow log() to
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by truetraveller 1y ago
If that's the only prompt, that's honestly incredible.
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by truetraveller 1y ago
Thanks! But I didn't see any hints to the AI about being sarcastic or humorous. Was the initial prompt the only prompt, or were there other prompts? What about per-chapter prompts? Or did the AI pump out the chapter names as well?
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by truetraveller 1y ago
Some really funny gems, and actually very true! This whole thing is incredibly humorous. And surprisingly, very pleasant to learn from. Please let me know the prompt. Quote1: "useEffect is React's answer to the question, "How
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by truetraveller 1y ago
Why do many people not understand this? It's bloated. And doesn't do it's core competency (hint UI/UX design) well.
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by truetraveller 1y ago
Wow. Is this intelligence a one-off occurrence, or a pattern?
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by truetraveller 1y ago
You're not alone. Absolutely bloated.
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by truetraveller 1y ago
Okay, that makes sense. So they had a base backup (which was 4 days old), and 4 days worth of WAL log had to be replayed.
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by truetraveller 1y ago
diagramas made how?
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by truetraveller 1y ago
Wait, the prod db, like the whole thing? Losing 4 days of data? How does that work. Aren't customers upset? Not doubting your account, but maybe you missed something, because for a $1 billion company, that's likely going to have h
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by truetraveller 1y ago
Top speed?
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by truetraveller 1y ago
You're correct. Versioned docs = major maintenance headache. What if you want to add some new content that is applicable to all versions? Docs are notorious already for not being updated. Adding "versioned docs" exponentially
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by truetraveller 1y ago
Proof? Highly doubt this.
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by truetraveller 2y ago
Where the visuals interactive or static?
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by truetraveller 2y ago
That's not exceptional IMHO. It's a good effort, but not exceptional. Exceptional apps scream "wow" and are feature rich, with great UI/UX. Example of exceptional apps are Obsidian, TablePlus, Transmit (by panic),
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by truetraveller 2y ago
xdp
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by truetraveller 2y ago
Isn't Datapacket considered high-end? I mean, it has glowing reviews from top-tier companies. And would a bad IP address even matter for a SaaS app? Perhaps only if my server was interacting with your server, or sending mail, correct?
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by truetraveller 2y ago
FYI, I have come across OVH, which is something I want to avoid. Why? Among other things, I find the UI of the console terrible. It really is bad; Hetzner on the other-hand is incredible. But they have no US-based dedicated boxes.
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by truetraveller 2y ago
Upvoted for a real wall-of-text in an AI-generation era.
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by truetraveller 2y ago
Yes. But also from the perspective of saving time. If it saves an additional 2 hours/month, and you make six figures, it's worth it. And the perspective of frustration as well. Business class is 4x the price of regular. definitely
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by truetraveller 2y ago
I agree 100%. This is the cause of endless confusion, especially in crossplatform text files. Not to mention parsing programmatically.
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by truetraveller 2y ago
I simple standard mark-and-sweep GC will not "leak it".
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by truetraveller 2y ago
When I see a Rust post, I don't buy into the hype. It's usually compared with raw C, even C++. This is not a good comparison IMHO, since C/C++ has too many footguns/confusions. Instead, compare it to a nicer/stricte
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by truetraveller 2y ago
You mean downstream, not upstream. Upstream is closer to the raw materials.
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by truetraveller 2y ago
> potentially every upstream AI company out of YC You mean downstream.
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by truetraveller 2y ago
Wow...that is amazing dishonesty on the part of the governor if this is true. Incredible how hard people are trying to hide facts.
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by truetraveller 2y ago
> on the day or day after the murder. They found this a 8-10 months later, not the next day. So much misinformation, I believe on purpose. And her GF snitched before, not to mention she wanted the reward.
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by truetraveller 2y ago
I'd say Http1.1 is good enough for most people, especially with persistent connections. Http2 is an exponential leap in complexity, and burdensome/error-prone for clients to implement.

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