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by vovavili 10mo ago
I would rephrase it as "lacking high sense of self-control leads to legitimate health issues".
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by vovavili 10mo ago
There is no way approximately one-sixth of a population are taking GLP-1 strictly for legitimate health issues.
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by vovavili 10mo ago
Nothing surprising for me. Unless you're in the top percentiles in terms of self-discipline, becoming obese is usually a one-way road. GLP-1 is a lazy solution for a problem that primarily stems from laziness.
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by vovavili 10mo ago
I fail to see how standard business practices Anthropic is engaging are predatory. If anything, the customer is clearly at an advantage here.
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by vovavili 10mo ago
Give me an example of one such regulation.
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by vovavili 10mo ago
Look a bit closer to the contents of this repo. There is basically no code.
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by vovavili 10mo ago
There is nothing evil about prioritizing customer acquisition over immediate profit.
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by vovavili 10mo ago
Not quite. Harshness of regulations like GDPR is perhaps the primary reason why European tech entrepreneurs overwhelmingly choose to emigrate to the US when given choice.
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by vovavili 10mo ago
I myself would be more inclined to move if I had an option to run Adobe suite, Excel, TouchDesigner, Ableton and Recordbox through WINE without significant tinkering.
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by vovavili 10mo ago
It would be an unwise business move. The moment that is done, Linux/WINE will be able to run the bulk of the software that keeps a substantial number of people locked into Windows. Most people don't need the newest version of thei
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by vovavili 10mo ago
That is an extremely condescending, rude and arrogant response for a harmless comment. HN deserves better.
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by vovavili 10mo ago
I guess you'll be stuck using something like Plan 9 then.
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by vovavili 10mo ago
Running a formatter on that codebase would probably at least triple it.
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by vovavili 10mo ago
I don't see your point. The kind of user who will struggle to type out `uv run` will find it even more difficult to type out `//usr/local/go/bin/go run "$0" "$@"; exit`. Neither approac
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by vovavili 10mo ago
I would have given the OOP the effort and due respect is formulating my response if it was phrased in the way you're describing. It's only fair that comments that strongly violate the norms of substantive discourse don't get
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by vovavili 10mo ago
Very little of what you're claiming is relevant for FastAPI specifically, which in terms of speed isn't too far from an equivalent app written in Go for writing a web app. You need to research the specifics of a problem at hand in
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by vovavili 10mo ago
Implying that existence of your tool of preference in another programming language makes other equally impressive tools something akin to "[colossal] mistake that we'll pay for for years" "simply motivated by inertia&quo
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by vovavili 10mo ago
This is a needlessly dismissive and narrow-minded attitude. Have you ever tried to use FastAPI?
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by vovavili 10mo ago
>I don't want to have virtual environments and learn what the difference between pip, poetry and uv is. I don't care. I just want to run the code. So this is skill issue, the blog post. `uv run` and PEP 723 solved every single
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by vovavili 10mo ago
There are some mostly reliable ones out there on the pricier end, but the catch is that they are almost exclusive to flagships. For the extra-cautious, some even have "Find My Device" compatibility baked in.
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by vovavili 10mo ago
>It might be more expensive than the competition By a _substantial_ margin, because the best bang-for-your-buck strategy with smartphones for a long time has been to buy used or refurbished popular flagships for the last one or two years
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by vovavili 10mo ago
Can attest.
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by vovavili 10mo ago
For something like a database, what is the added advantage to using Kubernetes as opposed to something simple like Docker Compose?
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by vovavili 10mo ago
Fair point.
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by vovavili 10mo ago
Not arguing with that specific claim, but the author claims to hold a "special kind of contempt" for ordinary people making practical day-to-day choices. That attitude is much more hostile.
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by vovavili 10mo ago
The author is a bit uncharitable. "I have nothing to hide" usually is a shorthand for "it would be imprudent and inconvenient to dedicate my limited time and resources to an abstract good like privacy. This would not be the c
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by vovavili 10mo ago
cytoolz.pipe ( https://toolz.readthedocs.io/en/latest/api.html#toolz.functo... ), cytoolz's curried namespace ( https://toolz.readthedocs.io/en/latest/curry.html#the-currie... ) and met
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by vovavili 11mo ago
The catch is that there could be a version mismatch between the version of Python installed on the end user's computer and the version on which the script was developed. This problem can be solved with uv, and there aren't really
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by vovavili 11mo ago
If not having a working internet connection is a concern, I would package your script into a shiv zipapp - https://shiv.readthedocs.io/en/latest/
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by vovavili 11mo ago
The term you're thinking of is "collective action problem".

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