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by BiteCode_dev 10mo ago
The question is how much are people willing to pay for this trouble. Usually industries that stick to very old system did so because they didn't want to invest resources in the migration.
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by BiteCode_dev 10mo ago
"It's complicated" is probably the line I hate the most in movies for this very reason. It's lazy writing made vocal.
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by BiteCode_dev 10mo ago
It's doubleplusgood language and perfectly cromulent.
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by BiteCode_dev 10mo ago
Because many people, including myself, have been consistently experiencing better quality from Rust-written software. Maybe it's the type of language that attracts people who are interested in getting the details right. Or maybe the qu
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by BiteCode_dev 10mo ago
The others students will get code from chatgpt way faster than from your code. If you are afraid that people will think this code is not yours, sign your commits, it's unlikely they will take the time to clone your repo and remake it w
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by BiteCode_dev 11mo ago
Top comment: this article sucks. Then HN proceed to keep the article at the head of the front page for the day.
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by BiteCode_dev 11mo ago
Modern Python is quite close to the ruby version: from dataclasses import dataclass @dataclass(order=True) class AppVersion: major: int = 0 minor: int = 0 patch: int = 0 @classmethod
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by BiteCode_dev 11mo ago
Then it failed. Things fail. It's ok. Especially if it's cheap. And no need for AI. I already had family members getting scammed by facebook or mail impersonation. But at some point, the capability for AI is going to get so cheap
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by BiteCode_dev 11mo ago
I already setup a secret passphrase with my family. My mother is particularly naive when it comes to what's online. Of course she is going to get abused. A passphrase is cheap. If you never need to use it, so what?
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by BiteCode_dev 11mo ago
According to its specs, but since it's a black box for which we have neither the source nor the design documents, and given that implementing back doors is a regular request from governments, it's a logical concern.
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by BiteCode_dev 11mo ago
Pretty much yes. From Saas to authentication systems to OS to chips. The EU infra is entirely dependent on the US. All documents, emails, chat messages, and most forms of storage are directly or indirectly linked to an American service. On
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by BiteCode_dev 11mo ago
Then for drones ?
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by BiteCode_dev 11mo ago
Of course you don't tell people they have to pay mid party. This is for things like collecting donations money for next parties. In places when you don't have a lot of money to go around, solidarity goes a long way, and nobody fin
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by BiteCode_dev 11mo ago
I throw a 200+ persons party every year at halloween, and I concur with every points on this list. I'll add: if you need money but don't want to ask for it upfront, you will need to have someone to ask for it individually to each
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by BiteCode_dev 11mo ago
Everybody understands that it's an opinion, it's a social convention, no need to spell it out. Just like people saying "broccoli are bad" doesn't need to be subtitled with "it's a matter of taste" or
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by BiteCode_dev 11mo ago
Scale and cost matter. Skin in the game too.
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Thid is the kind of interractions I come to HN for.
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by BiteCode_dev 11mo ago
It doesn't. uv has a script mode, a temp env mode, and a way to superimpose a temp env on top of an existing env. See: https://www.bitecode.dev/p/uv-tricks That's one of the selling point of the tool: you don
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by BiteCode_dev 11mo ago
BTW, your " https://kodare.net/2025/08/08/documentation-that-is-never-wr... " is fantastic, I always liked the idea of docstest, only the implementation sucked. But this is much better. Any plan on op
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by BiteCode_dev 11mo ago
Same. But I have now a new secret weapon, this claude code prompt: Read the doc of https://iommi.rocks/ , make a demo project showing of the capability of this tool. (I have a claude.md with more info, but that's the pr
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by BiteCode_dev 11mo ago
A E Van Vogt can hardly be called unheard of, the null A series is quite a cult classic. But yeah, the Space Beagle is not his most well-known work. It always surprises me (although it shouldn't) how many underrated gems there are stil
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by BiteCode_dev 11mo ago
I think it's the default behavior, because it's cheaper and faster to produce than the real answer. I assume the beginning of the answer is given to a cheaper, faster model, so that the slower, more expensive one can have time to
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by BiteCode_dev 11mo ago
Monkey patching an object attribute, such as a method or a function of a module, may affect 3rd party libraries code that use said object. This solution is interesting, as it provides the patched code as if it were a new package, indendant
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by BiteCode_dev 11mo ago
The is really awesome and an original and clean solution to a dirty old problem. Kudos.
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by BiteCode_dev 11mo ago
Selling pyx to biz: https://astral.sh/pyx
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by BiteCode_dev 11mo ago
Yeah, I used to be in the top 100 SO users, so I wrote a lot of SO answers, and if you used Red Hat Linux, you probably used my library. But according to your definition, I'm a script kiddy.
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by BiteCode_dev 11mo ago
That's assuming this is most people's objective when they are at work. And even if it was, that's also assuming this benefit would be superior to the benefit of remote work for the individual.
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by BiteCode_dev 11mo ago
Yes, but flexibility that happens in those conditions is at the cost of tremendous effort and risk from the population, usually under the tutelage of bigger power structures. EG: scammers are usually part of some organisation that has the p
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by BiteCode_dev 11mo ago
While I do believe that China is surpassing the West on many points, I'd like to underline that a cashless society is not a good thing. It's a terrible, terrible idea. With no cash, the citizen passport and the GFW, the dictatorsh
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by BiteCode_dev 11mo ago
Most of my big clients have about 10 intermediaries between them and the data: the antivirus, the browser, the VPN, the company proxy, the API gateway, their authentication layer, the virtualization layer, the application server, the micros

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