filleduchaos

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by filleduchaos 1mo ago
All the more reason why it's important to have an accurate read on the market! I for one also know a few people who've made a pretty penny writing native integrations for React Native and now Flutter apps.
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by filleduchaos 1mo ago
Third-party analysis ( https://appfigures.com/top-sdks/development/all ) has Flutter used in 16% of iOS apps and 24% of Android apps (free) Archive link: https://archive.is/IIUaj I really don't
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by filleduchaos 2mo ago
What part of this pretty weird article proposed hosting your own server?
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by filleduchaos 2mo ago
It's an industry-owned initiative, i.e. all licensed banks, including the central/apex bank (pretty sure this is the Federal Reserve in American parlance?) are stakeholders. The funding comes almost entirely from these banks, and
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by filleduchaos 2mo ago
Maybe you just don't know what you're looking at? UPI is an inter-bank system, why on earth would you expect an article on it to contain a payment card messaging flow discussion?
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by filleduchaos 2mo ago
...Are you proposing that coworkers pay each other to have technical conversations?
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by filleduchaos 3mo ago
I cannot think of a single actual food critic that would consider it acceptable for a restaurant to serve a dish for review that they went to the restaurant next door to get. If the critic wanted to eat at/review that restaurant they
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by filleduchaos 3mo ago
Do you unironically think that all tourism is resort tourism?
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by filleduchaos 3mo ago
This is about as silly as feverishly claiming that e.g. deploying a web app to production is an "abnormal situation". On top of that I'm sorry but you seem to have skimmed over both the article and what I said in favour of
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by filleduchaos 3mo ago
> A more recent example is the Boeing 737-Max where there was a focus on automating trim control. In that case, the automation made the system more complex, to the detriment of a pilot understanding and reacting to an abnormal operation
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by filleduchaos 3mo ago
The fact that the autopilot will loudly disengage if there is a serious enough control surface failure to cause an upset is more than enough support IMO.
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by filleduchaos 3mo ago
Not only is landing not an "abnormal situation", contrary to armchair internet wisdom pilots of airliners in fact do not use autoland all the time and don't even always fly a precision approach at all. Not to mention that the
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by filleduchaos 4mo ago
There is oddly enough a middle ground between "zero errors whatsoever" and "outage".
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by filleduchaos 4mo ago
The last sentence in the comment is literally "RAID is the way".
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by filleduchaos 4mo ago
How is it "laziness" to not want to pay $10 to submit a bug fix to your repository?
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by filleduchaos 4mo ago
This is HN; it has probably never occurred to half the people here that the average person even in first world countries doesn't even have the financial capacity to make an impulse five-figure USD purchase, even if on credit.
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by filleduchaos 5mo ago
> In my highest volume weeks, I ship low hundreds of thousands of lines of software not counting changes to deps But what do they actually do ? I keep seeing people wax poetic about the mountains and mountains of code that LLMs are dump
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by filleduchaos 5mo ago
I am a woman in case you did not pick up on that. You seem to forget that there is about a third of the day when shockingly enough a person is not conscious to feel blood leaking out of them. I mentioned staining furniture for a reason
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by filleduchaos 5mo ago
I'm fairly certain that neither of those websites has a board of directors.
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by filleduchaos 5mo ago
What part of the article gave you the impression that it was about your personal website?
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by filleduchaos 5mo ago
I'm sorry but this is bordering on parody to me. The way she would notice it "sooner or later" is by her bleeding on her clothes and possibly even furniture. In what world is it important for you to just know about it and
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by filleduchaos 5mo ago
Plus by that example, computers have always been intelligent considering that they were created to, well, compute things several orders of magnitude faster than even the smartest human can do by hand.
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by filleduchaos 5mo ago
Projects like Ceph and Minio have existed for years, though? Beyond that, I just don't understand your point of view at all. Do people unironically think there is some super special dark magic being done in the bowels of Amazon, as opp
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by filleduchaos 5mo ago
In general it helps if you read past the first six words of what someone says before responding.
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by filleduchaos 5mo ago
Maybe "get up and travel to a different country" is not as simple as it sounds.
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by filleduchaos 5mo ago
> It’s silly to argue generative AI doesn‘t make a difference in the proliferation of fake images What I actually said couldn't be any clearer, and it's rather silly to twist my words into a strawman you can argue against.
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by filleduchaos 5mo ago
Why does it HAVE to be my relative when the actual question is whether hello world web servers exist ? I don't know why people are so determined to miss the point that "people can do [image manipulation] faster with AI" does
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by filleduchaos 5mo ago
This argument has always seemed a bit silly to me. It's like responding to someone saying that it's easy to set up a hello world web server without AI with "but but but first you need to know what a web server is and how to u
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by filleduchaos 5mo ago
There is in fact a difference between domesticated animals and wild animals that are kept as pets. Do you also find it strange that e.g. various wolves are/have been considered endangered even though dogs exist?
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by filleduchaos 5mo ago
Oh I'm well aware of the existence of operating systems that run in 32MB of RAM or less. So - why not? I think a well-optimised application server (especially one that uses SQLite as a datastore like the article proposes) can fit jus

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