dusted

7 ms·

1.
by dusted 4d ago
I came here only to post that comment, unfortunately, I already did before I saw yours. Tells us something about the age distribution on HN :D
2.
by dusted 4d ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s-j5n-Sw10M <- Rune.. Pretty dissapointed when I saw the website..
3.
by dusted 8d ago
A medium prompt in only 11 days.
4.
by dusted 18d ago
I also think it's due to normalization of deviance, people are just used to it.. - You can't build a model, because everything will be changed with the next update, so, even if not consciously, people won't do it, why bother
5.
by dusted 1mo ago
I think the author mistook the phrase a bit.. and there's nothing to be insulted about either.. "Coding was never the hard part" does not say coding is easy.. but that, in the context where this phrase is used, there are othe
6.
by dusted 4mo ago
Nice writeup! Yeah, that font! :D I didn't have a deadtest cart back in ancient times, but I built one when I built my first C64 (from PCB and up), and the first thing I did with that machine, was to boot it with the dead test cart.. W
7.
by dusted 4mo ago
wtf..
8.
by dusted 4mo ago
The generated code is fine, if it's a self-contained class of average size.. or below. But even with immense architecture, and constant supervision, it does not take long before it degenerates into "focused fixes", shortcuts,
9.
by dusted 4mo ago
I'm a software engineer and architect, I love my job, I love diving into the small details, I love the grand overview.. I love identifying concepts and applying them to achieve elegant high-performing systems. I love thinking about wha
10.
by dusted 4mo ago
of course I have an adblocker, have you tried going online anytime the past 20 years ??? also, I don't know how to install chrome extensions on firefox so that's probably not for me. My comment was not about that site itself, but
11.
by dusted 4mo ago
Oh wow.. No DLCs.. No seasons.. No paid content. Just content.. No advertisements outside of the whole game being what it is.. This is actually amazing to see.. These days, with these amazing machines, amazing frameworks, and all the possib
12.
by dusted 5mo ago
I always thought it was an elegant and respectful solution. Instead of harassing existing addicts into quitting, ease out of general addiction by forbidding those who haven't yet had the opportunity to get addicted, yes, of course some
13.
by dusted 5mo ago
Fuck. Web. Apps.
14.
by dusted 6mo ago
'Childhood's over the moment you know you're gonna die'
15.
by dusted 6mo ago
I made this little DSL that's transported by the typescript syntax, but made for declaring interfaces between a typescript application and a backend. The code-generator spits out angular classes and typescript types for use by the web
16.
by dusted 6mo ago
I'm mainly thinking that the "sound" of tinnitus may be inherent in the brain, and the problem is the percept itself, not a percept of the tinitus, but the percept being generated while nothing was perceived, and so we become
17.
by dusted 6mo ago
I've long suspected that (at least my own) tinnitus was a neurological phenomenon, seeing how it's always been with me at various "levels of presence", from imperceptible to so loud I can't hear anything else, I&#x2
18.
by dusted 7mo ago
Will.. will it be televised ?
19.
by dusted 8mo ago
So, is it vietnam or vienam ? because the headline says vienam.
20.
by dusted 9mo ago
> Abstractions don’t remove complexity. They move it to the day you’re on call. Gold.
21.
Show HN: DStream (bespoke music player for web) non-web clients(github.com)
2 points by dusted 9mo ago|0 comments
22.
by dusted 9mo ago
Some (the worst) clocks do that.. It's convenient that the hour hand is moving continuously because it means that unless you need to be able to say "it's five seconds past two minutes past four _in the morning_", you sim
23.
by dusted 9mo ago
When I was a kid, before kinder garden, I remember my parents beginning to teach me how to read an analogue clock.. But I this was the late 80s, maybe it was 1990, but, this thing called Digital Clocks were a thing at the time.. And I absol
24.
by dusted 9mo ago
I'm wondering if it might be impossible to write a law that both prevents the sprit of what we want it to prevent, while also not preventing the spirit of what we don't want to prevent. :)
25.
by dusted 9mo ago
I've thought a lot about law-as-code, but my conclusion is always that bad actors will be given an advantage by being able to brute-force the code until they find a way to get away with whatever obviously-immoral-harmful stuff they wan
26.
by dusted 9mo ago
I recently used it to boot a ~1996 Compaq Presario from CD-Rom to image the hard-drive to a USB stick before wiping it for my retro-computer fun :) It's kind of sad to hear "adult" people claim in all seriousness that it&#x27
27.
by dusted 10mo ago
This is true, but it is generally true. Even for UV-EPROMs the retention time can be as low as a 25 years, if kept warm, even with the window sealed correctly. Magnetic drives are quite a lot better, around 50 years. CD-RWs are somewhat wid
28.
by dusted 10mo ago
> Last updated: Monday, September 11761, 1993 I absolutely LOVE that detail!!
29.
by dusted 10mo ago
https://dusted.dk/pages/aesthetics-of-programming/The%20Ethi...
30.
by dusted 10mo ago
Think about it for a moment, what do you lose from someone copying your stuff ? What do they lose ? If people insist on staying ignorant, let them, it won't hurt you, but it will them. Just put your stuff out there if you think someone

More ›