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by wrxd 11mo ago
I would add a couple reasons why good engineers end up writing bad code. 1) the focus is on shipping a new feature, often building on half-baked infrastructure and with a tight deadline. Corners have to be cut. 2) the usual “shipping featur
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by wrxd 11mo ago
My nemesis is TLS
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by wrxd 11mo ago
The most amazing thing is that this was coded on the author’s phone, on the bus, with Termux, Tmux and Vim.
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by wrxd 11mo ago
My theory is that it is a way of forcefully grabbing people’s attention. Without autoplay there is no engagement once the video is over. With autoplay there is the risk someone leaves the player on the background and ignores it. With loopin
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by wrxd 11mo ago
I did that as well and also removed all the subscriptions form YouTube itself and instead have all the channels I like in my RSS reader
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by wrxd 11mo ago
> This can be done via a CLI, GUI, API, whatever. So then I need to write a Terraform provider or whatever and a bunch of my own configuration to be able to declaratively configure the thing?
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by wrxd 11mo ago
Dismissing full-blown programming languages is a mistake IMHO. Sometimes it's useful to generate configuration (e.g. starting from a template and to build configuration for prod vs QA or for various deployment targets). If you have a f
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by wrxd 11mo ago
How does your theory explain that Apple developed Private Cloud Comunting to move LLM workloads to the cloud, WhatsApp did the same a while ago and recently Google did the same? To me it sounds more that they don’t think they could sell LLM
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by wrxd 11mo ago
No need to install the app first. The information section of the AppStore has an "In-App Purchases" field where you can check if there is any subscription
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by wrxd 11mo ago
In case anyone else is wondering, it is “ technical capability notice”