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by serial_dev 11mo ago
For small projects, getting rid of the CI/CD can make sense in certain cases. I almost started my simple static site with GitHub Actions as setting up CI/CD is “just something you do”, then I realized I want to deploy in 2 seconds
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by serial_dev 1y ago
I guess what’s implied is that developers and businesses would innovate, not OpenAI directly.
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by serial_dev 1y ago
Well, it is going to take decades… It’s a valuable, ambitious project, but it is going to take a while before it can be used for anything real.
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by serial_dev 1y ago
The compiler might be rewritten in Go, but the Typescript and Go languages themselves are very different. Go’s main objectives were fast builds and a simple language. Typescript is tacked onto another language that doesn’t really care about
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by serial_dev 1y ago
Most EU flights I’ve been on offer Internet to travelers for a fee. Even if they don’t offer it to travelers, it doesn’t mean they themselves do not have Internet connection… I’m sure most of the time, they have access to the internet and p
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by serial_dev 1y ago
It’s built to make upper management happy with the facade of productivity, middle management employed, while they squeeze the most out of the workforce and keep up the constant pressure (endless sprints). It’s not built for the product team
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by serial_dev 1y ago
> you're discounting the actual purpose of CoCs, which is to make it clear who your space is for Code of conduct is not about that. It's about how to behave. My community is not that special that you need a user manual on how t
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by serial_dev 1y ago
I'm just having a hard time imagining someone who wants to be racist sexist xenophobe jerk to other people, but they saw you drafted a CoC last year in the root of your repository, so they won't... Or they were racist sexist xenop
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by serial_dev 1y ago
> often removes some headaches (...) with some rules, there's less wiggle room ... I understand that's the theory, but in practice, I've never seen it working that way. I don't see how having the CoC affects any of th
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by serial_dev 1y ago
The thing is that codes of conduct do not help honest actors “regulate” and deal with troublemakers. I used to organize meetups and I visited meetups organized by others who had code of conduct, and I just never understood what they were ho
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by serial_dev 1y ago
I get that for whistleblowers, journalists, investigators, ... I don't think it's relevant for a birthday party with children. If it's me, I'm leaving the party. If it's my children attending, I'm strongly reco
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by serial_dev 1y ago
It makes workers easier to replace, but it also makes switching between companies easier.
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by serial_dev 1y ago
> you always need a server or you can’t handle new requests You don’t always need a server, you could also just go serverless, get charged 10x while you make your architecture a distributed, slow, hard to debug mess.
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by serial_dev 1y ago
On the other hand, I do not expect middle managers to talk negatively about a policy that they do not have influence over and they did not initiate because in the end they cannot change it and I don’t want them to get into trouble for valid
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by serial_dev 1y ago
Don’t you ignore the energy used to train the models? I don’t know how much is that “per image”, but it should be included (and if it shouldn’t, we should know why it is negligible). I’m not sure it will be as high as a full charge of a pho
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by serial_dev 1y ago
Interesting to read the different threads, it sounds like most of the shortcomings of this tool can be somehow "configured away", but at that point, just configure your terminal by adding suggestions, plugins, etc, then you'l
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by serial_dev 1y ago
Kmart secretly knowing that you are pregnant or you have colon cancer or whatever is not what I'd be worried about. I'd be worried that they will either collaborate or get infiltrated by hackers, cops, and agencies. Then, one day
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by serial_dev 1y ago
If you want to develop mobile apps and you want to have users, there is no way around vendor lock in and walled gardens. By supporting Android, too, the only thing you’ll achieve is that you’ll be the abused in two abusive relationships ins
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by serial_dev 1y ago
Funny enough, two years ago I bought a Dacia because they still had physical buttons for everything like it 2005. It blew my mind when I was in my friends Tesla the things that can be only controlled by touch screen.
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by serial_dev 1y ago
> machine that is engineered to ensure their safety They are engineered for safety but they are not bulletproof. People die in car accidents every day. I’d prefer not to lose someone I love because the driver behind me didn’t see we had
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by serial_dev 1y ago
I don’t think it’s universal, I have a car from 2023 and both Android Auto and Apple integration let me change the maps destination.
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by serial_dev 1y ago
200k? I’m not familiar with lawyer / paralegal salaries but I’m assuming it might pay for two paralegals for a year at most? 200k sounds like a very small war chest going up against Oracle. Or is this just to get some awareness?
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by serial_dev 1y ago
They don’t want to get hold of the trademark, they want to cancel it altogether. IMO it’s an important distinction
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by serial_dev 1y ago
Didn’t we try that experiment already with ECMAScript? Have you met anyone using it? Me neither. I can’t wait for the “well actually” comments.
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by serial_dev 1y ago
> it adds additional work to every UI task It's not necessarily true, especially if you have a component library and "swappable" themes. After an upfront investment of setting up the dark and light themes, you can just use
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by serial_dev 1y ago
> why even have that bureaucratic process that achieves exactly nothing? It is a very good question that you should never bring up as captive audience.
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by serial_dev 1y ago
I got this with a very short and basic prompt, it lets the user track blood sugar and ketone levels. It worked really well, and it was very fast, especially considering that it is on the front page of HN. Congrats, very cool project Link to
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by serial_dev 1y ago
These are not my allegations, I’m responding to a question “Sorry, what exactly is the implication here?”. Check the thread.
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by serial_dev 1y ago
CrowdStrike is also the company behind Russiagate. In some circles, it’s considered that they were not completely honest actors, to say the least. My understanding is that the FBI didn’t directly seize the DNC’s physical servers; instead, t
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by serial_dev 1y ago
> Direct DOM access doesn't make any sense as a WASM feature. …proceeds to explain why it does make sense…

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