RUnconcerned

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by RUnconcerned 1y ago
There's nothing stopping an HTTP API from returning both HTML and JSON from the same endpoint. Just have the client send "text/html" or "application/json" in the Accept header, depending on what it needs.
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by RUnconcerned 1y ago
What other language ecosystems have had this happen systematically? This isn't even the first time this month!
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by RUnconcerned 1y ago
DHH switched from Mac to Linux and is in the process of experimenting with his setup, but since he's famous within tech, it's getting a lot of attention. There's really nothing special about it.
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by RUnconcerned 1y ago
In my first job I had to work with healthcare software and it horrified me. There is a standard for interop, HL7, but every system implements HL7 in its own special way so there are "integration engines" to massage the data so tha
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by RUnconcerned 1y ago
> has a better understanding of your codebase, with more full-stack functionalities Can you elaborate on what this means?
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by RUnconcerned 1y ago
It reads like they asked the AI how it could help and just pasted whatever it said
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by RUnconcerned 1y ago
I'm not sure RCT ever had a modding community, but it's predecessor, Transport Tycoon Deluxe, did. TTDPatch[0] had several gameplay and quality of life improvements, but it was eventually superseded by OpenTTD[1]. [0] https:&#x2F
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by RUnconcerned 1y ago
As an european, the US doesn't appear to be very friendly to me, or rather, their friendliness is conditional on the EU acting like a vassal state (or vassal federation). The current US administration doesn't even pretend like tha
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by RUnconcerned 1y ago
Whereas devices made in the west are, of course, entirely trustworthy[0][1]. [0] https://www.theguardian.com/books/2014/may/12/glenn-greenwal... [1] https://www.washingtonpost.com/graphic
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by RUnconcerned 1y ago
> The one exception I'd say in the UK are MG EVs, which for some unknown reason some of my fellow Brits have some sort of affinity to as a brand. I have news for you about MG, it's been a Chinese company for almost 20 years now
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by RUnconcerned 1y ago
While I agree that the value of LLMs is wildly overstated, I disagree that it is less useful than bitcoin mining, which is entirely useless. At least LLMs can produce usable output.
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by RUnconcerned 1y ago
> Ironically, the author could well benefit from running this slop through an llm to make it more professional. Have you considered that it is not the intent of the author to appear professional? That running it through the Slop Generato
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by RUnconcerned 1y ago
Shipping the chips back to Taiwan to be packaged so they can then be shipped back to the United States for sale is a positive? What are you talking about?
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by RUnconcerned 1y ago
The majority of people care about the quality of their work when they are starting off. Not caring is a learned behavior. When you repeatedly get reprimanded for it, you learn not to care as a way of protecting your mental health from takin
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by RUnconcerned 1y ago
It's because the caloric intake is greater than the expenditure. You won't lose weight if you're active but eating more calories than those you expend. Is this not common knowledge at this point?
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by RUnconcerned 1y ago
It's because what you see as the inferior approach involves less effort and friction for the developers. When you are told to separate general code improvements to another PR, or worse, to not do them, and create a Jira task for them s
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by RUnconcerned 1y ago
Looking into this
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by RUnconcerned 1y ago
Your best answer for "a much more useful world" is... easier development of crypto gambling? That sounds like an actively worse world to live in to me, to be honest.
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by RUnconcerned 1y ago
This reminded me of Asimov's short story "The Feeling of Power" https://hex.ooo/library/power.html
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by RUnconcerned 1y ago
This is neat. I had a recent need to do something similar, but ended up using Grist CSV Viewer[1], which I think is a bit more feature complete. I had ChatGPT create an HTML file that would let me paste the CSV instead of loading a specific
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by RUnconcerned 1y ago
I dunno about what you wrote, but here is one that clearly violates what OP said! https://godbolt.org/z/Y4Yjb7z9c clang notices that in the second loop I'm multiplying by 0, and thus the result is just 0, so it ju
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by RUnconcerned 1y ago
Optimizations are not "exactly and only what the programmer specifies and no more". They actually fall into the "more" category, believe it or not.
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by RUnconcerned 1y ago
I'm pretty sure Wiremock ( https://wiremock.org ) lets you configure both the response body and headers.
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by RUnconcerned 1y ago
Wow, this is still being developed? I still recall the Heavengames forum thread that spawned it...
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by RUnconcerned 1y ago
could also be "4" or 4! 4 seems like it would be the most evil option, honestly
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by RUnconcerned 1y ago
This is primarily for computer chess, where the draw rate is even higher than in super-GM level chess. It's an alternative to having engines play from a preset position where one side starts with a significant advantage, which is what
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by RUnconcerned 1y ago
This was developed mostly for computer chess, where games are often played starting from preset positions, where one side already has a significant advantage. The top chess engines, when playing each other from the regular starting position
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by RUnconcerned 1y ago
mithril is hardly the new paradigm of the year
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by RUnconcerned 1y ago
Actually, when literal communists run your government, you become China-rich, as OP put it. Contrast China's economic development with that of India's post 1950.
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by RUnconcerned 1y ago
Imperialism is when you take all the resources capitalists poured into your country because you had horrendously low labor costs and use them to develop yourself into an economic superpower rather than meekly continuing to be the factory fo

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