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by plesiv 1mo ago
https://status.claude.com/ indicates "All Systems Operational"
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by plesiv 5y ago
You should expect that "it's my opinion" is implied for these kind of blog posts.
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by plesiv 5y ago
The post is saying: - don't drop the info gathered from checks while validating, but keep track of it - if you do this, you'll effectively be parsing - parsing is more powerful that validating "Extra steps" would be keep
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by plesiv 5y ago
Ethics in research matters. You don't see vaccine researchers shooting up random unconsenting people from the street with latest vaccine prototypes. Researchers have to come up with a reasonable research protocol. Just because the ethi
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by plesiv 5y ago
> They wanted to see how the review goes if they aren't aware that someone is testing them. You cant do this with consent. Ridiculous. Does the same apply to pentesting a bank or a government agency. If you wanted to pentest these o
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by plesiv 6y ago
It looks pretty. It's a shame it's only for MacOS. The way I'm addressing the problem for this solution is by having an OS-level / window-manager keystroke to open a new Chrome tab with Google Calendar URL. For example,
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by plesiv 6y ago
Thank you for an informative comment. One question: > I realized that doing background jobs wasn't something I should be doing on cloud run (it gets throttled) What do you mean by "it gets throttled". Do you mean that you
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by plesiv 6y ago
OK, I get it :)
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by plesiv 6y ago
Which languages do you use most often? Languages are not created equal, some are clearly superior to others for a given task. If you can develop effectively in a better programming language, then why wouldn't you invest more effort in
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by plesiv 6y ago
I have nothing but respect for Daniel, but having a domain like haxx.se while being a maintainer of a general purpose powerful and popular(!) software tool is not smart. This liability could've been mitigated to some degree by having a
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by plesiv 6y ago
Easy... mkdir example-1 cd example-1 yarn init -y yarn add next react react-dom mkdir pages cat <<EOF > pages/index.js const Page = () => "Hello world!"; export default Page; EOF yarn dev
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by plesiv 6y ago
In chrome "Settings" -> search for "Always clear cookies when windows are closed" and "Add" "medium.com"
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by plesiv 6y ago
Gandi is a domain registrar first and in that respect they're lightyears ahead of the competition. They don't do shady stuff of squatting on your domain searches etc. If you choose to use a value added service like VPS, you should
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by plesiv 6y ago
CloudFormation. The UI is lacking critical information about the resources that CF operates on and it's been like this for years.
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by plesiv 6y ago
It was an honest question. I didn't try to "quote my credentials" or claim that I'm a frontend expert. If anything I meant to say that my frontend experience is limited. My point was that: in this case the experience mig
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by plesiv 6y ago
Please excuse if my questions seem rude, but I'm very curious: 1. How many UIs for websites / webapps have you written by yourself? 2. How many while working within a team? I have a modest web UI dev experience myself and Tailwind
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by plesiv 6y ago
First of all, congrats. The tech is great and I hope you'll be able to make a company around it. As for the question: How are you looking to make money?
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by plesiv 6y ago
I have no faith in AWS executing on this successfully. I'd imagine an offering like the suggested one would have some kind of: a) UI to inspect the state of other clouds, b) provisioning capability that allows creation of resources in
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by plesiv 6y ago
It seems that the core features of Dendron correspond most closely to Obsidian's, to the point that I thought it's an Obsidian skin, but Obsidian is closed source while Dendron isn't. Roam is a Web app whose unit of data is a
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by plesiv 6y ago
Packfiles are nothing but a compression/storage scheme - which is a couple of levels under git-objects conceptually. Saying that "git stores content in deltas because it uses packfiles" is like saying "git stores content
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by plesiv 6y ago
I "solved" this problem by having an Amazon Fire stick plugged in all the time and selecting it as the default input. Samsung's own menu shows in the tray at the bottom and Fire Stick's menu fills the rest of the screen.
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by plesiv 6y ago
Not intending to nit-pick, but Git doesn't store the content as deltas. Each commit is the snapshot of the entirety of the codebase at that point in time.
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by plesiv 6y ago
Exactly. Successful startups are analogous to surprising research results in academia, in the sense that we have much more information on them and therefore we can draw better conclusions about these entrepreneurial/academic successes.
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by plesiv 6y ago
Chaos engineering IRL.
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by plesiv 6y ago
Slightly unrelated... I'm not questioning validity of the claims in the above link. Politics taints journalism far too much. I've found snopes.com to have the similar set of biases as the left-leaning media like NYT, WP and CNN. I
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by plesiv 7y ago
Lex Fridman's "AI Podcast" has quickly grown to have one of the best list of guests on any show ever [1] - extremely impressive! [1]: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLrAXtmErZgOdP_8GztsuK...
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by plesiv 7y ago
Musing similarly... Or just replace PostgreSQL's transaction log with Kafka, given all the Kafka's advantages. Seems to me that traditional RDBMSs cram too many seemingly independent subsystems into a single system, each one of wh
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by plesiv 7y ago
One argument: influence of big money on the shaping of politics. Economic stratification is effectively a stratification of people's degrees of influence over the natural world, so unchecked economic stratification necessarily means th
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by plesiv 7y ago
I read OP's comment more as a neutral statement of a fact than as a justification for the globalization processes. I'd be willing to wager that none of the actors pushing these processes are minding either of these two inequality
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by plesiv 7y ago
Real wages are stagnating. Workers are being kept in subsistence. [1] From my point of view, tech-job market seems to be rigged. There seems to be a huge demand for talent, yet companies willing to pay meaningfully more to attract it are fe

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