cupofjoakim

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by cupofjoakim 22d ago
The issues are global and they are correct. The landscape is not the same in US as in other countries, but this is a global problem and should be handled as such. I'm not against a tax on AI or robots, but I think this may be the big c
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by cupofjoakim 4mo ago
Well, nesting is not the only option. ``` thing.doThis() thing.thenDoThat() thing.andFinallyThis() // or doThis(thing) thenDoThat(thing) andFinallyThis(thing) ```
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by cupofjoakim 4mo ago
Fair! That'd depend on the operations right? For example, AFAIK typescript can't do much about multiple chained `map` calls, and i've seen quite a few `.filter(...).map(...).filter(Boolean).map(...)` :/
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by cupofjoakim 4mo ago
Interesting. there are some parts i like a lot here, but two things that I really dislike syntax wise. One is the lean towards a chainable syntax - this has proven to a big footgun for many devs in both java streams and typescript, making i
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by cupofjoakim 5mo ago
> Opus 4.7 uses an updated tokenizer that improves how the model processes text. The tradeoff is that the same input can map to more tokens—roughly 1.0–1.35× depending on the content type. caveman[0] is becoming more relevant by the day.
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by cupofjoakim 7mo ago
This is great. I wish however there was some sandbox support, perhaps running the whole hive inside a vm for example
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by cupofjoakim 8mo ago
The US being stuck in imperial is such a meme nowadays with "freedum units" and the like. It's yet another odd thing that makes it easy for the rest of the world to laugh at the US. In these isolationist times I doubt this wi
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by cupofjoakim 8mo ago
That's great if you need everything. If you need one of them, not so much.
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Ask HN: If browsers had an alternative to JavaScript, what would that be?
3 points by cupofjoakim 9mo ago|1 comments
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by cupofjoakim 10mo ago
I find your comment a bit funny on multiple levels. "Linux" does not force anything on you right? It's the community that has by and large decided to move to maintaining other solutions. If you still want to use fvwm you can
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by cupofjoakim 10mo ago
an image is available in the PR where it was added: https://github.com/0xhckr/ghostty-shaders/pull/30
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by cupofjoakim 10mo ago
It'd be cool, but I guess the hodgepodge of different solutions in that space would make it really hard. For example, many mods for GW2 don't work in linux if you're on something like Hyprland due to them having to act as ove
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by cupofjoakim 11mo ago
Dead Internet Theory is no longer a theory huh?
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by cupofjoakim 11mo ago
Not sure if that's satire or not but how would you even identify the party to sue? What do you do if they're based in a country where you can't sue them ofer relatively trivial matters as this?
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by cupofjoakim 11mo ago
We feel this at work too. We run a book streaming platform with all books, booklists, authors, narrators and publishers available as standalone web pages for SEO, in the multiple millions. Last 6 months have turned into a hellscape - for a
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by cupofjoakim 1y ago
This PR added ~6400 passes for some css stuff. That's not enough to warrant the spike I think, but surely helped: https://github.com/LadybirdBrowser/ladybird/pull/6370
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by cupofjoakim 1y ago
Personally I'm interested in this proposed flatness. I understand that it's the aim, but at the end of the day someone approves vacations, manages budgets for projects and is the person that has to have hard conversations with an
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by cupofjoakim 1y ago
> Awwwards is not representative of the web at large 100%. I used to work at a studio specifically targeting winning awards with awwwards and it's definitely not the same as working on the normal web. Flashiness is way more importan
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by cupofjoakim 1y ago
I hope they post a post-mortem afterwords. Given that the outage seems to be on an infra-level (support domain is far from the app stuff) I take it something really funky has happened.
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by cupofjoakim 1y ago
Seems pretty popular already, but I have missed this. What's the USP of Jakt over something like native c++, rust or zig? I don't really see the need, would love to hear from someone who knows
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by cupofjoakim 2y ago
I enjoy the idea of Mittelstands. The "forever growth" that is a common target otherwise feels misguided and overbearing at times, but I also understand that this clashes a lot with the american super-capitalist mindset. We should
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by cupofjoakim 2y ago
Thanks dude!
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Ask HN: Are there any alternatives to Cloudflare Workers based outside the US?
10 points by cupofjoakim 2y ago|2 comments
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by cupofjoakim 2y ago
I think I'm at risk of sounding like a broken record here. I've read about jj many times now but i'm still confused as to what problem it actually solves. I get the same feeling as when some dude wants to sell me on using vim
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by cupofjoakim 2y ago
Specifically for engineering I think it could work if you really press on that it's about teaching something. A core part in an engineering team is to walk eachother through concepts, so judging how you can explain concepts to someone
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by cupofjoakim 2y ago
Going to lurk here as well. Not a game dev, but a fun industry to follow on the side.
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by cupofjoakim 2y ago
Looks really cool, but I'll remain sceptic until it's launched and I see reviews. It stands and falls with the reliability and endurance of those connections, and that's not something we can see on a kickstarter.
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by cupofjoakim 2y ago
I'm not the one you responded to, but I definitely feel like it's not necessarily a "good" thing or a "bad" thing. Having a senior be more involved in writing some functionality should mean more maintainable co
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by cupofjoakim 2y ago
> the most robust type-system in the world (Typescript) This is very high praise for something that only provides safety at compile time and not runtime.
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by cupofjoakim 2y ago
I get that there's a lot of people only comfortable in the js-landscape, but I still think this is a weird tool for the job. If performance is a concern there's no way node is the right thing to start, and react just seems silly t

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