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by xnorswap 1y ago
How about this? >> Marko delivers 12.6 kB raw (6.8 kB compressed). Next.js ships 497.8 kB raw (154.5 kB compressed). That’s a 39x difference in raw size that translates to real seconds on cellular networks. Sorry, it isn't 2006,
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by xnorswap 1y ago
That's really good to hear. I've found LLMs will happily generate XSS vulnerable code, which will make things worse for a while until they can be trained better. In fact, I found it really difficult to get claude-code to use templ
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by xnorswap 1y ago
This is in some ways a circular argument / problem. Because, what does a well-specified formalisation of a problem solution look like? It looks like a programming language. Since COBOL, the dream has been a language which is formalise
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by xnorswap 1y ago
I am confused, I remember downloading and trying an early Servo release out a very long time (decade?) ago. I've not been following the space, is this a different project with the same name?
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by xnorswap 1y ago
"tax prep" isn't something I've had to ever think about for the UK system. I don't have to buy software, I don't have to pay anyone. I get my wage, it has my taxes taken out. That's it. I don't need t
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by xnorswap 1y ago
Sometimes I think the most exceptional thing about the USA is exceptionalism. Solutions to problems that are solved elsewhere are pushed back against, because "The USA is fundamentally different". Other countries have states too.
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by xnorswap 1y ago
It's actually "ASP .NET Core", which can run on .NET Framework. Listed as affected at the top in the github post is ASP .NET Core 2.3 ASP .NET Core 2.3 is a .NET Framework package, as explained by https://devblogs.
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by xnorswap 1y ago
Your jurisdiction might not have, mine has, for almost 30 years now. They're sold under the counter (literally) / behind shutters, in plain packaging. They certainly are not advertised on posters.
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by xnorswap 1y ago
Ryanair has a very good safety history, among the highest in the world. They make outrageous claims for publicity, and their customer experience is all about hidden extras and "gotcha" pricing, but I don't think they fuck aro
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by xnorswap 1y ago
If you're going to write code snippets, please make sure they compile! The final example has signature List<Product> but tries to return IOrderedEnumerable<Product>. I recognise that this is very much a taster rather than e
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by xnorswap 1y ago
> - Tested locally and working correctly This is completely meaningless and just pollutes the log.
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> Gaming a benchmark seems pretty small beer to be honest Not if the benchmark is "What emissions does your diesel engine produce?"
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by xnorswap 1y ago
Yeah, the only difference between that post and a full linkedIn post is the AI generated illustration.
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It wasn't an exhaustive list, it was to articulate the difference between structural features, which all of those are, and product features, which are specific to your product.
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by xnorswap 1y ago
Are you talking about structural fundamentals or product features? Because I agree about the fundamentals, the things enterprises tend to care about: - SSO / SAML / auth integrations - ISO Certifications - Regular Pen tests - Loca
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by xnorswap 1y ago
The best decision I ever made was moving from a company that acted on the whims of whomever the sales team spoke to last, to a company that had a strong product vision and was happy to say no to their customers on occasion. It's a lot
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by xnorswap 1y ago
> 32 bits just isn't enough to give uniqueness at even small scales You're right, but it's actually just 20 bits here, not even 32 bits.
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by xnorswap 1y ago
A better summary of the ruling is that "Companies must follow their own procedures". You can't fire someone without process. The ruling is that this wasn't "gross misconduct", and proper procedure for dealing w
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by xnorswap 1y ago
> I am asking more questions than ever. I don't have a dog in this fight, but "asking more questions" could be evidence of cognitive decline if you're having to ask more questions than ever! It's easy to twist ev
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by xnorswap 1y ago
10 years ago was 2015, not 2010. So you can have transformers, but the rest all happened much longer ago than 10 years.
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by xnorswap 1y ago
Indeed, it was browsing settings which made me realise the root cause of why I was accidentally sending so many messages. But changing settings on platforms which I need to use across different computers and accounts is also cause for frust
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by xnorswap 1y ago
A similar frustration / reason for getting it wrong sometimes: in slack, the behaviour of shift+enter entirely reverses if you're inside a multi-line code block. If you normally have enter to send and shift+enter to line break, th
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by xnorswap 1y ago
Isn't the price tied to the marginal price, rather than the price of gas? Even if they're typically the same, because CCGT is the best for on-demand generation, flattening the demand curve ought to slightly reduce that marginal co
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by xnorswap 1y ago
Some consequences of this was explored over 12 years ago in season 2 of Black Mirror, episode 1: "Be Right Back": https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Be_Right_Back I recently re-watched and it's held up very w
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I reject that, it's a product of familiarity being more comfortable. 24fps was not a deliberate choice that was made a century after we previously had high frame-rate. It was a limitation at the time. Impressionism was a deliberate cho
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by xnorswap 1y ago
Just extending the timeline won't help, as you suggest, if anything it'll make the problem even worse, by further bedding in the helpless. What typically does work for this kind of thing, is finding a hook to artificially rather t
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by xnorswap 1y ago
I think the author has missed the point of the 47 day expiry. It is short enough to force teams to automate the process. You're not supposed to be human-actioning something every month. But yes, it'll be a huge headache for teams
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by xnorswap 1y ago
It doesn't "ruin the content", it's a psychological issue which would be fixed by more high quality productions actually producing high frame-rate content, so the association reverses. It seems insane to actively make al
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Thanks, useful to know!
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by xnorswap 1y ago
It's a shame that HN doesn't appear to have a "save comment" feature beyond just upvoting, because this is a neat and succinct statement I'd like to remember.

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