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by zemo 4y ago
seeing this here is funny because there are a lot of HN users that are VCs that don't know how to code :)
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by zemo 4y ago
a lot of people in this thread seem to have no understanding that some people enjoy the act of writing or of painting by hand. Every framing in here to the tune of “everyone will use AI” is nakedly utilitarian. Sometimes people pain picture
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by zemo 4y ago
> When I started Kapwing in 2017, it was cool to be a tech entrepreneur. by 2017 Shark Tank was eight years old and Gwyneth Paltrow was a judge on apple’s short lived startup show that flopped. I really don’t know how much more obvious i
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by zemo 4y ago
do you work in games
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by zemo 4y ago
> Set the state to a known state how do you guarantee that the state that you set as the initial state is reachable in your system?
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by zemo 4y ago
have fun testing a stateful system without order-dependent tests
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by zemo 4y ago
if you ask it a question and it gives you a confident answer that's 100% wrong that's a terrible experience and a non-working product. "it's not a bug in the traditional sense" is technically correct but missing the
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by zemo 4y ago
it's almost like programming culture is intentionally immature because it keeps people focusing on things like which programming language they should be using instead of asking whether or not they should be surveilling their users.
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by zemo 4y ago
capitalist realism at its finest
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by zemo 4y ago
that’s not what the Axum example does. The function you’re linking turns an opaque run of bytes into an http request object. What the Axum example does is turn an http request object into a value of some other type T.
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by zemo 4y ago
it’s a thread on an article about moving away from warp. I have a handful of warp services currently and we’re actively moving those services away from warp for other reasons. I’m not going to try to convince everyone at my org to stay on w
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by zemo 4y ago
no that's ... a pretty extreme misreading of what I'm saying. I'm not saying "I don't want any abstraction", I'm saying "I don't think this abstraction is a very good one, I think it has problems
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by zemo 4y ago
> I'm not sure of your use case where clients can send any format they want and the HTTP server is supposed to know and handle any format automatically (form, json, querystring, etc) Any server that has clients that aren't full
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by zemo 4y ago
1, 3, and 4 are already there, they're just a part of Hyper, not Axum/Warp/Rocket. 2 is basically the thing that Axum/Warp/Rocket provide. Hyper is kinda like net/http and Axum/Warp/Rocket are more fe
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by zemo 4y ago
not really, point 2 isn't in the standard library.
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by zemo 4y ago
I spent ten years writing Go HTTP servers and the abstraction used in net/http has served me well for a decade straight. I’ve been writing http servers in rust for 3 months. Rocket provides an abstraction with a lot of holes that makes
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by zemo 4y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33721070 same line of reasoning as here
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by zemo 4y ago
sure you can get the underlying request, but if that’s the answer to everything that the framework author didn’t think of, that’s just an admission that the abstraction is wrong, which is kinda what I’m getting at. The entire conceptual mod
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by zemo 4y ago
I have a handful of services, some in Warp and some in Rocket, and I dislike both of those frameworks. I've been looking into axum so this is a nice read. Honestly I don't think that Axum is right either. So for example, this:
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by zemo 4y ago
can't say that I agree, it's in response to this: > It's also interesting to note how the tone changes after receiving funding. seems on-topic to me.
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by zemo 4y ago
it’s just so device-specific. My JBL speaker, aftershokz bone conducting headphones, and iPhone all play nicely and I don’t have any problems. My Windows machines consistently have problems with bluetooth, but poor quality is a standard of
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by zemo 4y ago
I bought a stereo receiver because it has bluetooth up and down and I preferred that to the proprietary protocol used by Sonos. I actually bought a Sonos first and returned it because I hated it so much. The latency makes it completely unus
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by zemo 4y ago
it’s Unity with the HDRP render pipeline, which isn’t supported in WebGL.
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by zemo 4y ago
here's a solo game project I just stopped working on, a short puzzle-platformer: https://jordanorelli.itch.io/the-seal It has a full game loop but is very small. It takes 10-30 minutes to play through depending on how
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by zemo 4y ago
the story is probably 2008 or so, maybe a little later but not by much. The author was long gone before any of the changes you're talking about happened. Etsy was still very handmade for many years after this story takes place. It wasn
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by zemo 4y ago
> No need to waste time with 7 rounds of interviewing only to find out the salary is 50% of what I currently make. I'm currently interviewing and this has come up in the first-round phone screen stage with everyone I've talked
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by zemo 4y ago
right but that wasn't what AOL was trying to build; it's what happened in spite of their efforts, not because of them. Notice the prominent "channels" and "what's hot" buttons in the second screen shot? Th
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by zemo 4y ago
yes, the second one, the first one I'm not familiar with
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by zemo 4y ago
disclaimer: I worked at Jackbox for four years. That’s kinda what The Jackbox Party Pack games are designed for. Think Pictionary, but you doodle from your phone and it shows up on your TV and there’s nothing to clean up.
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by zemo 4y ago
have you tried Umurangi Generation?

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