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andreyvit
29d ago
Yes, AI is eating the relevancy of non-AI stuff. Is that a bad thing, though? I imagine that, during the industrial revolution, all the farming concepts also became irrelevant for many. The times are a-changing; what's relevant now is
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andreyvit
2mo ago
I disagree that FaTTY is better than shitty. And I concur with the original commenter; an awesome name fit for the terminal proliferation age.
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andreyvit
2mo ago
It's hard to argue with the numbers, but starting with a (mostly true!) “research is the most expensive part” premise, this strikes me as an odd direction to go to optimize costs: 1. As others pointed out, we feed all the same research
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2mo ago
Wondering how many people are like me and hate writing in cursive. I stopped using it right after graduating high school (where it was required), never used in drafts after elementary school, and only ever used normal print letters in the u
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3mo ago
Let me bite, as someone who usually hates JWT but sometimes uses it, including for browser auth. Why JWT is bad: it's a cargo cult solving a non-existent issue in a more complicated way than necessary. An HTTPOnly session cookie contai
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andreyvit
4mo ago
Bubblehouse | Integration Engineer | FULLY REMOTE | $70–110k/yr | Full-time We're a fast-growing custom & private loyalty platform powering programs for household-name brands. Small, fully-remote team across the US and Europe.
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Zoo 2: getting the most out of Codex
(tarantsov.com)
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4mo ago
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6mo ago
Bubblehouse | Fully REMOTE | Full-Time | $200–250k | Principal Engineer Bubblehouse is a fast-growing custom loyalty platform, tripling the revenue each year. Headquartered in NYC, the entire team is fully remote and spread across the globe
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7mo ago
Bubblehouse | Fully REMOTE | Full-Time | $200–250k | Principal Engineer Bubblehouse is a fast-growing custom loyalty platform, tripling the revenue each year. Headquartered in NYC, the entire team is fully remote and spread across the globe
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andreyvit
9mo ago
Hey, I'm sorry, but your Postgres example is completely wrong: because of MVCC, a new version of the data will be stored on every update regardless of the choice of data representation, making the in-place mutability much less of an ad
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11mo ago
Hey, could I ask what percentage of the repo has been vibe coded, roughly? Just wondering.
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1y ago
Bubblehouse | Fully REMOTE | Full-Time | $200–250k | Principal Engineer Bubblehouse is a fast-growing custom loyalty platform, tripling the revenue each year. Headquartered in NYC, the entire team is fully remote and spread across the globe
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My all-star zoo, or why I hired Linus Torvalds and Rob Pike for my AI team
(tarantsov.com)
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1y ago
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1y ago
I believe “vast manority” may be a stretch; do you happen to know if there’s a way to quantify that? In my bubble, almost everyone that I personally know and who generally has reasonable beliefs, is on the Israel’s side of this conflict.
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1y ago
I’m not sure if you’re actually asking or not, but in case you want to hear an answer, it’s because Israel is considered to be defending itself after a horrible attack, not that dissimilar to Ukraine really in some people’s view (me include
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1y ago
Bubblehouse | Fully REMOTE | Full-Time | $200-250k | Principal Engineer Bubblehouse is a fast-growing custom and private loyalty platform. Headquartered in NYC, the entire team is fully remote and spread across US and Europe. We power loyal
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1y ago
SEEKING FREELANCER | Bubblehouse | FULLY REMOTE (all countries) | Magento Developer | 0-10 hrs/week ongoing (flexible) Bubblehouse provides a white-glove, custom loyalty platform tailored for e-commerce brands — from small enthusiast s
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2y ago
@dang Probably needs (2009)?
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2y ago
I think your example is perfect. What he gave you is not a complete answer to why, because, as you say, he might have been doing a number of other jobs. So why roofs specifically? Add the description of how he inherited his father’s carpent
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2y ago
Bubblehouse | Fully REMOTE | Full-Time | $250k | Principal Engineer Bubblehouse (bubblehouse.com) is a fast-growing custom and private loyalty platform for Shopify and beyond. Headquartered in NYC, the entire team is fully remote and spread
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2y ago
Transmit is a file transfer app; it's used to get access to existing files on your own Google Drive without installing Google Drive's native app. Limiting it to a subfolder would defeat what I believe to be the most common use cas
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andreyvit
2y ago
Sorry, what? HTTP is perfectly fine for APIs which are not hypermedia.
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2y ago
Here’s practical experience from me running the tech side of a startup while sharing the author’s values. Server-side rendering (the normal kind from 1990s): 1. It is glorious. Everything that 37signals has to say about it is true. 2. Howev
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2y ago
A very under appreciated aspect of Telegram’s protocol is that it’s designed by very, very weird people. Telegram scooped up a lot of winners of ACM ICPC contests in Russia, some of whom I’ve personally met, and the design of the protocol i
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2y ago
Not necessarily. As long as some mashed pixels of the license plate remain, and assuming different license plates would result in differently mashed pixels, it might be possible to restore the original from the highly compressed image data.
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3y ago
The “human review” part.
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3y ago
I'm afraid your intuition about complexity misleads you here. If you'd like to learn more, spend some time with say evolutionary algorithms. It's not a big time commitment; playing around for a couple days will likely be enou
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3y ago
Yes! And the visuals are horrific too, just look at that tabbar. If anything, it’s a showcase of just how hard it’s gonna be to build a good app this way.
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3y ago
Hey, I'm in love with this font, the moment I saw the web page, I knew I had to get it installed. Thank you so much! Screenshot: https://dsc.cloud/cfce57/Screenshot-2023-11-19-at-9.31.58-PM...
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3y ago
This is a popular view, but, again, does not match my experience. I have only lead small teams (say 3 to 10 people) of either senior or very intelligent and motivated middles, but for those, limitations of Go are not a problem in any shape
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