rpodraza

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by rpodraza 6mo ago
At this point I'd highly recommend everyone to think twice before introducing any dependencies especially from untrusted sources. If you have to interact with many APIs maybe use a proxy instead, or roll your own.
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by rpodraza 6mo ago
Press x to doubt
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by rpodraza 6mo ago
Looks like AI agents together with np and postinstall scripts are a match made in heaven!
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by rpodraza 7mo ago
This is great in theory, but answer me sincerely: are you spending less time at work because of AI? Because I reckon for most programmers here it is not the case at all.
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by rpodraza 8mo ago
I think you are completely oblivious to the problems plaguing the NPM ecosystem. When you start a typical frontend project using modern technology, you will introduce hundreds, if not thousands of small packages. These packages get new secu
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by rpodraza 8mo ago
What problem is this guy trying to solve? Sorry, but in the end, someone's gonna have to be responsible and it's not gonna be a computer program. Someone approved the program's use, it's no different to any other softwar
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by rpodraza 8mo ago
Maybe I'm paranoid, but allowing any coding agent or tool to execute commands within terminal that is not sandboxed somehow will be prone to attacks like that
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by rpodraza 9mo ago
Huh? I go to a nearby cafe solo, all the time, and a lot of other people do, for instance, to read. That's how I met couple of them, actually.
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by rpodraza 10mo ago
I'd rather start a completely new, better language for the browser.
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by rpodraza 11mo ago
Good luck writing Java with notepad.
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by rpodraza 11mo ago
The author of this post reponds like AI
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by rpodraza 11mo ago
I would honestly do so, but if I want to run games and music production stuff (like Cubase) I'm pretty much forced to be on Windows.
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by rpodraza 1y ago
I spill my drink!
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by rpodraza 1y ago
If you're a junior and using AI to generate code, someone has to review it anyway, plus you're not learning on the job. So what's the point if the senior person can generate the code herself?
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by rpodraza 1y ago
Someone should eradicate the npm ecosystem and start from scratch. No sane package manager would allow to run arbitrary scripts or download stuff from God knows where, like random github repos.
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by rpodraza 1y ago
It looks like they actually got infected as well. So it's not only that, their security practices seem crap
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by rpodraza 1y ago
If they are so concerned with "model welfare" they should cease any further development. After all, their LLM might declare it's conscious one day, and then who's to decide if it's true or not, and whether it's
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by rpodraza 3y ago
And on top of that, the nomenclature is really confusing.
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by rpodraza 3y ago
Gradle is fine once you understand how it works. Admittedly, it takes a bit of time to get used to, but it's very customizable.
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by rpodraza 3y ago
they recently removed the lite version.
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by rpodraza 3y ago
Does anyone know if they can force users to do so in EU? It sounds like it's gonna make the product unusable if not registered, therefore revoking my previous rights to use a product without an account.
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by rpodraza 3y ago
In Poland barely anyone uses cards for online payments. There are couple of different options: one-time automatic transfers that support major banks, BLIK (payment via one-time code), etc.
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by rpodraza 3y ago
The state of fractional scaling on Linux is abysymal.
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by rpodraza 3y ago
And you're basing this theory on what exactly?
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by rpodraza 3y ago
Look up structural sharing
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by rpodraza 3y ago
So you're claiming these are inaccurate? Do you have any other solutions for speeding? I think these are still much better solution than a device that tracks your location all the time.
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by rpodraza 3y ago
Of course it's bullshit. I would say 95% of the JPQL queries do the job.
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by rpodraza 3y ago
Ugh, Anki is complicated? I would say it's powerful not complicated. It was really easy to start with existing decks and make my own.
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by rpodraza 3y ago
No, it's actually great. The non-tech people can use your WYSIWYG editor, while you save your document as Markdown (which can be parsed, validated, etc.)
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by rpodraza 3y ago
That is actually really fair. You know what to expect.

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