atsjie

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by atsjie 28d ago
Thank you for the headsup!
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by atsjie 3mo ago
I don't dislike that they at least want to see you in real life once tbh. I love ease of registration like anyone else, but with tax avoidance and all that, idk. Feels right to me to have at least seen yourself once.
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by atsjie 3mo ago
A good way to push foreigners toward competitors and reduce any incentive to base you AI company in the US.
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by atsjie 7mo ago
I wouldn't call that "easier" perse.
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by atsjie 10mo ago
I'd call that bad pretty bad. Without internet or AI I wouldn't attempt writing anything like that.
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by atsjie 1y ago
Is this enforcable in the EU? Not allowing a user to delete their data must be in violation of GDPR I imagine (although I'm no expert)?
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by atsjie 1y ago
> the Postgres query planner is amazing Let's agree to disagree. It's becoming too complex, too unpredictable. Every query and variable becomes a surprise in production. It's too smart for its own good.
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by atsjie 2y ago
Always surprised me in the land of the "Free" they ban a whole lot more than in most other countries. Books, LGBT stuff, no objective media. It feels quite medieval.
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by atsjie 2y ago
These arguments become so vague to me that it just feels like an excuse for governments to do whatever they want. Calling it "Grey zone conflict" feels like the "Deep state" shenanigans... It's primarily marketing t
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by atsjie 2y ago
From the article; > Today many web developers consider jQuery to be “legacy software.” With all due respect to this perspective, jQuery is currently used on 75% of all public websites, a number that dwarfs all other JavaScript tools. I f
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by atsjie 2y ago
They are switching from sRGB to OKLCH. First time I heard of OKLCH tbh. Anyone know if that is part of a wider adoption trend or is Tailwind pioneering here? Looking at the examples it does seem to offer some advantages; but was primarily s
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by atsjie 2y ago
Wouldn't that broken behaviour be a potential security issue by itself? I do remember Go making backwards incompatible changes in some rare scenarios like that. (and technically the loopvar fix was a big backwards incompatible change;
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by atsjie 2y ago
> I will personally never use Copilot, or any other AI code generation tool, for the simple reason that I enjoy writing code. This will sound extremely harsh; but I noticed I strongly favour colleagues who do use AI-assisted tooling over
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by atsjie 2y ago
No. Two charging points near my home but always occupied. We need more. It's stopping me from buying an EV actually since I can't charge it reliably.
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by atsjie 2y ago
Worked on two GraphQL projects; I was quickly cured from the hype. I recognize a lot of points in this article. In both these projects the GraphQL had started small. I came in during a more mature phase of these projects (2 and 4 years). Th
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by atsjie 2y ago
It's a bit of stretch to compare a side gig with someone becoming the CEO of a for-profit subsidiary.
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by atsjie 3y ago
My eyes hurt.
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by atsjie 3y ago
JSON RPC: - Everything is a POST, so normal HTTP caching is out of the question. - JSON RPC code generators are non-existent or badly maintained depending on the language. Same with doc generators. - Batching is redundant with HTTP2, just c
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by atsjie 3y ago
Wait, so unknown hyped tech X didn't work out and you went back to stuff that has been around for 30 years? I'm shocked.
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by atsjie 3y ago
This makes sense to me. Thank you!
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by atsjie 3y ago
If they are the same, why hasn't Google been banned in Italy all these years? There must be something fundamentally different between the two, and I'm not sure what it is.
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by atsjie 3y ago
I don't understand this? What is so different from ChatGPT compared to say Google scraping and storing the entire world wide web?
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by atsjie 3y ago
We stopped some devs in our project from adding too may TODOs and FIXMEs. For good reason; the more TODOs and FIXMEs a codebase contains, the less impactfull they are. We had so many TODOs no-one every batted an eye when seeing them, and th
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by atsjie 4y ago
> I want the decisions I make to last decades, not just a few years New to frontend?
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by atsjie 4y ago
The comments and community feeling in Youtube streaming sucks. Ludwig who made the switch a year ago from Twitch to Youtube said that was his biggest nuisance with Youtube, and I agree. I stopped watching him because of it since there'
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by atsjie 4y ago
To countercomment: - Softcore porn (I would not call it porn at all, search online for softcore porn and you get something completely different). You don't have to watch it and I never see it in my feeds, you have to actively search fo
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by atsjie 4y ago
I agree, the days of chaining lodash functions together are pretty much behind us. But I still like lodash, particularly for functions like these: - words - kebabCase / startCase / snakeCase - partition - debounce Basically the mo
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by atsjie 4y ago
Fully agree. I always downsized my window to read a Wikipedia article (I use fairly large desktop monitors, but not a widescreen). The sentences were comically large making it really hard to see what the next line is. Even in the new design
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by atsjie 4y ago
I think it's fine, pretty clear what to do. The user cannot press a wrong button, is not distracted by a whole bunch of fields and there is no ambiguity. Cognitive complexity is low throughout the registration proces. My only two small
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by atsjie 4y ago
It has a 4.6 rating which is good, especially if I can't recall ever being bothered by those automated rating popups. I use it everyday and works fine, "some" might be a small but vocal group? Might not be representative for

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