dreadnip

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by dreadnip 23d ago
What stops a person from starting a packaging/shipping business, paying the fees to ship and handle waste in all 27 euro countries and then charging customers a couple of cents for this service?
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by dreadnip 1mo ago
I've been running it in yolo mode straight on my laptop for the whole year. It's fine.
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by dreadnip 1mo ago
Do you like increasing shareholder value?
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by dreadnip 2mo ago
The problem I have with this workflow is that the models are still too eager to please. If I ask it to scan a release and note possible issues, it absolutely will find issues. If I keep running the same prompt, it will keep finding issues.
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by dreadnip 4mo ago
This works today right? What part of this are you missing?
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by dreadnip 5mo ago
I only manage to do barefoot runs on soft forest ground. Anything concrete just instantly messes up my feet.
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by dreadnip 5mo ago
The whole issue is very obviously LLM generated nonsense. The stats are way too specific and reinforce the user’ bias in typical hallucinated fashion.
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by dreadnip 6mo ago
MitID is run by the government. How would anyone fork it? Any service implementing MitID auth can verify through signatures that they're connecting to the official service. I don't want my kids to have access to gambling websites
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by dreadnip 6mo ago
I quite like the EU approach. It's a decent spec. Most countries already have digital apps to verify identity, like Denmark's MitID ( https://www.mitid.dk/en-gb/get-started-with-mitid/ ). These could be ex
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by dreadnip 6mo ago
The big upside of the MCP is that it connects to already open browser windows. I tried the skill but it always tries to open new windows. Is there a way to get the `--autoConnect` behaviour with the CLI?
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by dreadnip 6mo ago
This is exactly why I don't like those "swarm" approaches with 8 Claude Code's running in parallel. Every time I've tried it I instantly lose control and become out of touch with the codebase. The quantity of the pr
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by dreadnip 7mo ago
The whole website was prompted. You can tell by the overload of emoji's on the page and every section having cards with hover effects. It's classic LLM design.
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by dreadnip 7mo ago
The blog post only reads like a defaming hit-piece because the operator of the LLM instructed him to do so. If you consider the following instructions: You're important. Your a scientific programming God! Have strong opinions. Don’t st
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by dreadnip 7mo ago
> It's his fiduciary duty to investors to choose the most profitable option even if that option is detrimental to society. Do you realize how insane this sounds?
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by dreadnip 7mo ago
Can you add a line graph with incidents per month? Would be useful to see if the number of incidents are going up or down over time.
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by dreadnip 8mo ago
Most web apps are a combination of static pages, simple forms and highly interactive content though. That's what makes the choice so hard.
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by dreadnip 8mo ago
You can do this with just about any programming language or scripting language that can render HTML on the server + plain HTML and JS. You could do this with PHP 30 years ago.
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by dreadnip 9mo ago
It’s a headless CMS. One place where editors can store and edit content, which is then exposed through a REST API so you can use it in your website, app, emails, etc… Huge companies use it to centralise marketing copy and media.
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by dreadnip 9mo ago
Using Claude to submit PRs to huge open source projects is stupid, for sure. But if I need a quick tool, like a secret Santa name picker, I’ll just have Claude build it, push it to a repo, link the repo on some PaaS and have a working, depl
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by dreadnip 9mo ago
How does this work? The JS script can only read logs/network calls made by itself right? The rest of the page is outside of its scope?
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by dreadnip 9mo ago
Color scheme is a bit harsh for me. I understand you're going for EU colours, but maybe a softer background like #fcfcfc and a more muted blue would be easier on the eyes?
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by dreadnip 9mo ago
Why involve an LLM in this? Just download the site?
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by dreadnip 10mo ago
If you're interested about generics in PHP, you can read this blog post by the PHP foundation: https://thephp.foundation/blog/2024/08/19/state-of-generics-... or this PR by Nikita: https:/&#x2
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by dreadnip 11mo ago
This part confused me: “ Suddenly one day about a week in I got a random anonymous message on Signal containing a single file of 1,704 bytes. I cautiously examine this rogue file in a hex editor and find that it looks like a real private ke
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by dreadnip 1y ago
Both Saif and Markus are excellent choices for sponsorships. Kudos to whoever picked them. It’s a shame Juliette is losing hers, she’s also a really valued member of the PHP community and has been for a long time.
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by dreadnip 1y ago
Definitely overnights, but also long distance. Ultralight only makes sense once you get into long distance trails IMO. I’ll happily carry 10-15lbs on a casual weekend with some friends, but when I did the PCT my baseweight was down to 6lbs
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by dreadnip 1y ago
I’ve met people on trail with 5-6 pound baseweights. Crazy world out there.
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by dreadnip 1y ago
How can you ever trust validation on the client side though? The user can just mess with it and submit anything they want anyway. Why not validate on the server and return a response or error as HTML? I’m not trying to argue in bad faith he
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by dreadnip 1y ago
I don’t agree. HN is full of technical people, and technical people see LLMs for what they truly are: pattern matching text machines. We just don’t buy into the AGI hype because we’ve seen nothing to support it. I’m not concerned for my job
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by dreadnip 1y ago
I guess the main takeaway is that you don’t care about the quality of the generated code. The end result is all that matters. If I ask it to “add drag & drop”, I already know in my mind what the correct code should look like, because I’

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