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duckydude20
10d ago
ai slop is sh8t. but using ai to write thoughts in readable way, with flow, no issues on my side. my english writing is quite bad. if i write article i myself cannot read it. ai helps with the flow, review editing. nowadays i record audio,
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Show HN: Connection-Agnostic Presence Tracking for Distributed Back End
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19d ago
google cloud
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2mo ago
i am building my own framework on top of it[1]. the biggest thing for me was it was rewritten on virtual threads from grounds up. no vertx. no netty, lesser indirections. 1. https://github.com/sku0x20/stopgap
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Connection-Agnostic Presence Tracking for Stateless Distributed Back Ends
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Title: Show HN: AssertGo – Fluent Assertion Library for Go
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8mo ago
i was also trying to do something like this. but i got lost with other projects. https://github.com/sku0x20/no-libc/tree/main
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8mo ago
i think the same, i think backend where data is more prominent is not going anywhere soon. llms produce very bad data structures. but from good apis, good data, good interface they can generate quite nice frontends. i guess, frontend as job
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8mo ago
i f8cking hate being born here. volume of low quality content, dsa/leetcode, etc. is so high, good people/content gets left out. networking, connections, nepotism so much high. getting job based on actual talent very rare. MNCs wh
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9mo ago
what advantage/disadvantages does Scala/jvm have over Elixir/otp/beam? i am learning Elixir and liking the concepts. i am coming from kotlin/jvm and i like kotlin, apart from kotlin-coroutines. planning to migratio
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9mo ago
- "expand my social circle" same here, try to make real world connection not just technical connections but with people i can hang out with, friday night parties, trips, etc. apart from work i don't have any connections. op
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11mo ago
iirc he wrote elixir in action. also. really good.
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1y ago
KISS yet they want to test leetcode bs. the irony in this industry...
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1y ago
i find him everywhere theres is mention of loki. trying so hard to push down loki. sure loki have issues but i don't feel this is a good approach to promote your product.
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Ask HN: How to nagivate tech conference alone
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3y ago
for me, it was a hard time grasping CIRD and concept of host address tbh. playing with ciso packet tracer and rip, ospf... still not understanding ipv6 and all those huge infrastructures. like ipv4 to ipv6. carrier grade nat. BGP, peering..
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3y ago
idk, i am new to goland but same thing, tls issue. my tests were very flaky. sometimes they were failing sometimes they weren't. i initially thought it was wsl and goland issue. but after it happened 2-3 times. i ran with goroutines te
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4y ago
working with this much data is like high voltage engineering. so fascinating...
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4y ago
when i couldn't find any good search result. i append reddit at the end. and voila i got some good results. even if they are not exact, they tell me what to look for.
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4y ago
imo, i can compare it to laziness. xp is all about being lazy. but the context matters here. one lazy is just coping pasting stuff. other is drying as you go. i have already written this line, why am i reapting it again. let me dry it. ext
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4y ago
i would really love when ai replaces cp...
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4y ago
imo, these videos are not of much help. books, docs and articles. that's what teaches me. spikes, experiments i do to apply what i learnt. navigating between sites, docs, stackoverflow. videos like these are not that help, but which ar
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4y ago
i really hate all this. codepilot and stuff. it takes away the joy of writing code. esp clean code.
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4y ago
i don't know much about ai or anything. but i would really like if ai can replace competitive programming. i really hate it. it's not programming and a very bad merit to judge. it's one of the thing i hates the most. i hope
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4y ago
gitter also asked something like this. like it wants to access my public repo. i took some time, but at the end i gave it. i thought it was a normal flow. after this, idk if that's normal. from now on i am not going to use sso esp gith
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4y ago
i am a junior developer and now i am rely heavily on them. esp, multi-threading stuff. but in most cases i know what i am looking for. the particular interface or at least i have some idea. this in true for most jdk framework. others java d
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4y ago
i am so obsessed with writing notes. like, i literally document everything. like everything. it's not like writing diary at end of the day. it's like taking notes you are going through. i am so obsessed, i try to reach out for my
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4y ago
lol, i like how people cannot understand sarcasm...
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4y ago
me too, and idk how to cope up with this... i see younger guys than me creating os, and i am here achieved nothing in life... i feel so sad, so depressed, my mood flips so hard, sometimes i feel like just leaving everything and getting away
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4y ago
how can we measure other species intelligence when we can't ours... we can't and we shouldn't, every test which states it measures intelligence is dysfunctional... Loved it... http://messybeast.com/intelligenc
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