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by x1n13y84issmd42 19d ago
Yet there are countless extremely banal posters, made of sakuras, flags, red sun rays and purely random hieroglyphics that mean nothing, made by humans for the entire history of poster-making. Most illustrators available to most businesses
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by x1n13y84issmd42 2mo ago
One of my favorite childhoods stories was told from a perspective of an arctic fox. It wasn’t a cartoonish “Lion King” type of story but pretty serious and mature stuff.
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by x1n13y84issmd42 3mo ago
Some Captain Obvious stuff. Literally nothing real looks like CG. Shadows and lighting don't look like that. Optical effects don't look like that. People don't move like they do in games and CG animations. Physics IRL doesn&#
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by x1n13y84issmd42 4mo ago
Having the gullible herd like this is the whole point of modern democracy.
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by x1n13y84issmd42 4mo ago
Maybe I can share an anecdote from my childhood? I was born in the 80s, in USSR, and learned reading at 3 y.o. thanks to my mom who would read stories to me constantly while I was sitting next to her, trying to figure those mysterious symbo
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by x1n13y84issmd42 4mo ago
The idea of AI capable of something like that seems to be on the verge of magical thinking. But what would the consequences for the industry be? How many competitors to every major product appear overnight once such AI is released? Why woul
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by x1n13y84issmd42 4mo ago
I just don't see much use for AI coding agents beyond PoC and prototypes, that are to be ditched soon. In my 15 years long developer career I've always found ways to automate all kinds of chores in big projects - simple shell scri
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by x1n13y84issmd42 4mo ago
I have a feeling that a prompt accurate enough to cover all the important stuff (functional/non-functional requirements, certain business side restrictions etc) would be close in its volume and complexity to the actual software code an
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Smarter approach to error handling in Go(medium.com)
2 points by x1n13y84issmd42 6y ago|0 comments
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by x1n13y84issmd42 7y ago
How do you deal with weird machine-readable values which you'd like to make some sense of yourself, like a Unix timestamp or a base64-encoded value? Some Bash nerds do "echo ABASE64ENCODEDVALUE== | base64 --decode" to read th
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Show HN: 70015 – A small developer toolset with nice UX(x1n13y84issmd42.github.io)
2 points by x1n13y84issmd42 7y ago|1 comments
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by x1n13y84issmd42 7y ago
A JSON parser in Bash, impressive. I've just finished an HTTP server in Bash and had to rely on jq for parsing JSON requests, but maybe would love a pure POSIX solution instead. Do you happen to have any benchmarks?
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by x1n13y84issmd42 7y ago
So, I wanted to learn more about Bash scripting and make something in it for fun & profit, and here it is — a nearly fully featured HTTP server, accompanied with a small framework for web apps, both written in Bash Script. At the moment
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Show HN: Bashttpd – An HTTP Server and a Web Framework in Bash Script(github.com)
2 points by x1n13y84issmd42 7y ago|1 comments