dkn

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by dkn 3mo ago
Yep, and wasted token spend on an ongoing basis. I instruct the LLM to follow TDD practices in certain areas, but otherwise prioritize integration style tests at the edges.
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by dkn 3mo ago
I am curious in your experience how often the LLM must also update the tests. I find that if LLMs write tests after the implementation exists, they are either extremely brittle because they are coupled to the implementation, or they cover l
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by dkn 1y ago
I question your assertion that more commits and releases per week is more productivity. There could be unexpected effects from your commits that create more work for you or for others and that could be hard to quantify. Doing bad things fas
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by dkn 3y ago
When deployed to Deno Deploy, KV is a wrapper around FoundationDB, selected for its use in the distributed/edge environments that Deno operates in. When used locally, it's a wrapper around SQLite. The API is standardized for both.
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by dkn 3y ago
Deno is not a programming language though. It's a JavaScript (TypeScript) runtime. Deno is basically trying to be an infrastructure framework for JavaScript.
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by dkn 3y ago
I think the parent poster is pointing out that there are more ways of discriminating traffic than just a domain name. Such as geographic location, device IDs, etc. All of which are commonly used. It's not proof of what is being claimed
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by dkn 4y ago
In Canadian provinces, bait fishing in streams is often illegal.
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by dkn 4y ago
From the perspective of users of solar energy on Earth, wouldn't an increase over billions of years appear constant? My intuition tells me that evolution is much faster than that, and any fluctuations due to solar cycle dynamics would
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by dkn 6y ago
Is this the same thing as... not pumping it?
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by dkn 7y ago
I think this is a great summary, and also highlights much of what Joe Armstrong talked about when comparing Erlang to other OO languages, and his earlier decisions to design Erlang to work in the same way whether in a single-node or multi-n
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by dkn 8y ago
How else do you suppose all those AI efforts are fulfilled?
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by dkn 8y ago
Sure but the real-life equivalent of that would be God telling Nike what kind of shoes you and your friend were talking about in secret.
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by dkn 8y ago
They aren't forced to, they are trained to. The usage of a social network is innocuous at first. Similarly, a person is not necessarily forced to start using narcotics to develop a dependency.
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by dkn 9y ago
It's a lot easier when it's literally impossible to change the functionality.
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by dkn 9y ago
I think money can be a more significant persuader than you are letting on, especially after months of startup stress pile up on a decision maker.
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by dkn 9y ago
Are intersex or transgender considered to be viable sexes though? What seems reasonable to me is M/F/N where N is not capable of reproduction due to some kind of outlying error, so they cannot be a part of sexed reproduction. Are
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by dkn 9y ago
Unlikely considering 275W+ TDP
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by dkn 9y ago
Which is easily remedied by using MIDI controllers.
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by dkn 9y ago
This is the file in question: https://github.com/facebook/react/blob/master/PATENTS
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by dkn 9y ago
Yeah I envision this being something that is just fixed over time as people are exposed to new and different ideas. Yet, it seems to me that a lot of these documents are written and intended to enforce overnight changes in people's unc
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by dkn 9y ago
I find it hard to believe that people find gendered language to be such a barrier to entry. More likely these are soapboxes for people to politicize from. I think more harm and time-wasting has been caused as a result of these witch hunts t
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by dkn 9y ago
The option seems to put semicolons at the front of your code instead of at the end. Am I wrong? Why is this attractive?
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by dkn 9y ago
I don't know that there is one. From the repository README: > Prettier bans all custom styling by parsing it away and re-printing the parsed AST with its own rules that take the maximum line width into account, wrapping code when ne
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by dkn 9y ago
I'm with you. With cats, I find it's different. They tell you when it's time by withdrawing and being very reclusive, nearly catatonic. When we had to put down our last family cat (this would be our third over the course of m
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by dkn 10y ago
> arcane toxic names Oh come on. It's not "arcane" and I don't see how "toxic" has anything to do with the names of these patterns. Just an inflammatory comment.
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by dkn 10y ago
As long as that global community is all in Facebook.
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by dkn 10y ago
R v Elliott is an interesting case. It contradicts what you are saying in general, but it also shows that the courts imposed strict conditions on a suspected harassment case which severely harmed the defendant's work life. https:&#x2F
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by dkn 10y ago
Thanks! This is really cool. I wonder if you could delve into some of the more long-tail SaaS tracking methods you have found to be successful. Additionally, if there were any pitfalls you found specific to the SaaS space, I would love to k
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by dkn 10y ago
Gotta love a little competition.
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by dkn 10y ago
Doesn't that kind of lend itself towards the walled garden philosophy? Is there functionality being built-in to integrate with Gitlab instead of being forced to use everything Gitlab has to offer?

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