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wesammikhail
7mo ago
> This attitude is ill informed. > Renewables are cheaper now than most forms of energy production. Grids need investment. > Now we are rich it’s only fair we lead in transitioning to renewables. > I despair at these short sight
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wesammikhail
8mo ago
God I love the look of those old school sites. Takes me back to a happier time. Whatever happened? :(
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wesammikhail
8mo ago
Honeeeeeeeeey get in here, the board of peace officially declared its first war! Bring the popcorn with you. No need for salt cause everyone got that in spades on both sides.
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wesammikhail
8mo ago
> But is "only" 5% of users paying of a 8-900M user base really so inconsequential? What percentage of Meta's users are paying? Google's? I would be curious to see the author dig deeper here, because I am skeptical th
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wesammikhail
8mo ago
I had no idea. You just blew my mind
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wesammikhail
8mo ago
I deploy all my code on linux and have been thinking about switching from windows to linux for my daily driver. But even I dread that. It´s as if linux has tried as hard as possible to make every single little thing as complicated as possib
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wesammikhail
8mo ago
Speak for yourself. If you find the agentic workflow to be more fun, more power to you. I for one think writing code is the rewarding part. You get to think through a problem and figure out why decision A is better than B. Learning about va
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wesammikhail
8mo ago
The author is full of shit is what it is. They see a few posts online and extrapolate from that to fit whatever narrative they believe in.
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wesammikhail
9mo ago
You can be directionally right but still lose a whole lot of money as an investor for decades on end even when you're right about the eventual outcome. Predicting future outcomes is orders of magnitude easier than predicting the exact
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wesammikhail
9mo ago
my 2 cents: I'm one of these people that could possibly use your tool. However, the website doesnt give me much info. I'd urge you to add some more pages that showcase the product and what it can do with more detail. Would help ca
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wesammikhail
9mo ago
The institutions have been doing a fine job of destroying all their credibility and utility all on their own for far longer than this new AI hype cycle. ZIRP, Covid, Anti-nuclear power, immigration crisis across the west, debt enslavement o
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wesammikhail
9mo ago
I still write vanilla PHP with SQL queries. And with all the modern PHP features, things have never been faster or more joyful to work with. I honestly feel bad for people who fall victims to complexity. It burns you out when all you need i
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9mo ago
> I have to assume you have never written a large scale project for the web? Can I ask, what classifies as large scale project for the web? I previously created and exited a trading platform that did billions in transactions via our serv
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10mo ago
Models are NOT search engines. Even if LLMs were trained on the answer, that doesn't mean they'll ever recommend it. Regardless of how accurate it may be. LLMs are black box next token predictors and that's part of the issue.
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wesammikhail
10mo ago
The entire repo is 2-3 array access functions. Why is it even posted here? No harm in trying to learn but there is nothing in here that is even close to PyTorch.
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wesammikhail
10mo ago
I used to do it like that and it worked really well but I changed the flow to where exceptions are actually part of the control flow of the app using PHP's set_exception_handler(), set_error_handler() and register_shutdown_function().
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wesammikhail
10mo ago
The way I have solved for this in my own framework in PHP is by having a Logging class with the following interface interface LoggerInterface { // calls $this->system(LEVEL_ERROR, ...); public function exception(T
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10mo ago
Looking forward to it!
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10mo ago
Because in my mind, as a person not working directly on this kind of stuff, I figured that caching was done similar to any resource caching in a webserver environment. It´s a semantics issue where the word caching is overloaded depending on
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10mo ago
Amazing article. I was under the misapprehension that temp and other output parameters actually do affect caching. Turns out I was wrong and this explains why beautifully. Great work. Learned a lot!
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10mo ago
Our of curiosity, does anyone know of a good writeup / blog post made by someone in the industry that revolves around reducing orchestration error rates? Would love to read some more about the topic and I'm looking for a few good
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wesammikhail
11mo ago
Instagib Face Classic Quad Jumps in 2026? Sign me the f up!
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11mo ago
I was asked for a passport photo when I tried to open an account. They literally asked for a passport photo immediately after the signup form. Like WHAT? I couldn't believe my eyes. The most insane shit I've ever seen.
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11mo ago
I work as a consultant and tend to focus on helping startups grow their revenue. And what you're saying here is almost word for word what I often recommend as the *first thing* they should do. In many cases I've seen projects incr
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11mo ago
Agree 100%. I know a lot of people on here will disagree with me saying this but this is exactly how you get an ecosystem like javascript being as fragmented, insecure, and "trend prone" as the old school Wordpress days. It's
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11mo ago
slight off topic: I used DO LBs for a little while but found myself moving away from that toward a small droplet with haproxy or nginx setup. Worked much better for me personally!
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1y ago
> An open standard for the world to use for this seems like the ideal way you would want it to happen. I get the convenience part. I am from Sweden. We have BankID. I really get it. But in reality, when centralized systems go to shit, th
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1y ago
Nailed it. This is the core problem with PHP for me.I love PHP and use it every day. Part of that is the strength and versatility of the arrays implementation (i.e. hashmap). However, the problem is always the fact that an array cant be typ
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wesammikhail
2y ago
The number of hours I've wasted over the years on trying to resolve whitespace problems over the years is... not okay to say the least. Great writeup though!
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Free list of directories to submit your product to
(jsonrepo.com)
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wesammikhail
2y ago
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