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Show HN: Pg-jason-validator fastest JSON schema validation via C Macros(github.com)
3 points by furstenheim 2mo ago|0 comments
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Pelican playing a violin. How to create SVGs with AI(furstenheim.substack.com)
2 points by furstenheim 3mo ago|0 comments
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Creating SVGs with AI(furstenheim.substack.com)
2 points by furstenheim 3mo ago|1 comments
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by furstenheim 3mo ago
The tasks that AI cannot do are vanishingly few. Yet, they are still incapable of generating a decent SVG. But there's a workaround
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by furstenheim 1y ago
> But if you want an existence proof: Maven. The Java library ecosystem has been going strong for 20 years, and during that time not once have we needed a lockfile. And we are pulling hundreds of libraries just to log two lines of text,
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by furstenheim 1y ago
Sumertime! Great naming choice!!
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by furstenheim 1y ago
It ends up with AIs chatting between them over the phone in like 1 year top
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by furstenheim 1y ago
Not the discussion, but SPAs are fundamentally safer against XSS, in the sense that data and code have different paths.
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by furstenheim 2y ago
100%. Btw, even using psql directly allows binding parameters https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/app-psql.html
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My Fears about AI(medium.com)
1 points by furstenheim 2y ago|0 comments
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by furstenheim 2y ago
I find it useful to find esoteric APIs, like reflection, which normally has 100 methods and hard to find the right one
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by furstenheim 2y ago
ACID is good and it has an implementation cost (vacuum for example). When doing analytics you do not care for ACID
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by furstenheim 2y ago
Lack of LSP support looks really bad in the article proposed solution :/. But const enum seems to have several pitfalls. https://www.typescriptlang.org/docs/handbook/enums.html
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by furstenheim 2y ago
It "can" be done. Some photons leaving the earth a thousand years ago. Bouncing off a mirror in some distant planet and allowing us to see two thousand years into the past
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by furstenheim 2y ago
Yeah, I want a phone like that. There's definitely a market
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Making rat skin transparent with safe chemical(francis.naukas.com)
1 points by furstenheim 2y ago|0 comments
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by furstenheim 2y ago
Floyd Ryvest also does the job . A bit more efficient IIRC. However I never managed to understand how it works. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Floyd%E2%80%93Rivest_algorit...
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by furstenheim 2y ago
Wasn't there this case of a security issue coming from abusing different parsers, in different places? Server, client, or different browsers
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by furstenheim 2y ago
There's another one that works 100% of the time. Do client server rendering. Send HTML, then query backend for content. Something like p.textContent = ... It's safe. It's pretty much the same as what a prepared statement does
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by furstenheim 2y ago
Curious, does that affect the complexity of string concatenation? As far as I remember V8 "uses" ropes, so string concatenation was constant time. Not O(n) like java. Which saves a lot of headaches
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by furstenheim 2y ago
100%, maybe intelligence is not as mysterious and extraordinary as we thought
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by furstenheim 2y ago
that could be replaced with an AI...
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by furstenheim 2y ago
Take a look at hexagon pattern from Spotify. Once you start testing the user contract of your services against real databases (testcontainners is a good option), then you can change all the internals and be sure that the externals will work
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by furstenheim 2y ago
I actually wondered how many packages they harassed until they got access to one such
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by furstenheim 3y ago
So annoying, it detects where I'm connecting from and redirects changing the language
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by furstenheim 3y ago
This node got it just right. You only get this issue for big stateful libraries, like frameworks
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by furstenheim 3y ago
> has been exponentially increasing since the beginning of the new millennium A part of me suffers everytime someone uses that expression
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by furstenheim 3y ago
What works best for me. Leaving phone at home when I meet people. It's not always possible, obviously, but if I know the address, I might take a db phone for emergencies. Or even, just a paper with the phone number.
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by furstenheim 3y ago
I blatantly lie. Then when they tell me what I should like, tell them it was a lie and say a different one, also fake.
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by furstenheim 3y ago
And not vegetation either

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