wrikl

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by wrikl 1mo ago
How are you doing orchestration - using sol for plan mode in codex? Or some other pattern/harness?
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by wrikl 3y ago
I'm actually surprised that TestFlight was available for this, since I recently worked on a private app and did a bit of research into how to distribute it - everything I read implied that TestFlight apps will be reviewed by Apple empl
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by wrikl 4y ago
Same here, and honestly I suspect a lot of people probably don't know this and use Obsidian for work or include work-related notes in their free plan without realizing that it technically violates the license.
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by wrikl 4y ago
I can only speak for myself, but it just hasn't been around long enough for me to properly trust any AI-driven tool to give me correct output for anything important. I'll admit I haven't played with Copilot yet (since I don&#
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by wrikl 4y ago
Thank you! We actually do use the "projects" feature, but we've found a fair number of options don't work when defined at the project level (a good example is `coverageThreshold` - we weren't able to make per-projec
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by wrikl 4y ago
That seems great, definitely going to check it out! Do you know if there's a way to use that runner per-file or per-project within jest? Seems like that's the only way it'd be possible to smoothly migrate in a large codebase
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by wrikl 5y ago
The author recently commented: https://www.backblaze.com/blog/next-backblaze-storage-pod/#c... It's apparently the "Dell PowerEdge R740xd2 rack server".
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by wrikl 5y ago
The actual CNN title is "As Covid-19 deaths hit record lows, those dying are younger and more disproportionately Black than before" currently, so the HN title using "Blacks" is an editorialisation (I checked because I fo
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by wrikl 5y ago
Perfect, thank you.
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by wrikl 5y ago
TIL - this is cool! Do you know if there's a way to see that XML list they mention anywhere publically? I can't find a link to it on that page. I guess it should be possible to spin up IE11 in a VM on macOS and inspect the network
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by wrikl 6y ago
The author talked about this in part 1 ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25538820 ).
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by wrikl 12y ago
I do understand where you're coming from, and I also find myself using such analogies as often they are the quickest way to communicate a concept to an audience of developers. However, I think it's often worth considering if there
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by wrikl 12y ago
I know this is petty and on a slight tangent, but for some reason I get a bit irritated by the constant use of software development-specific terminology (e.g. Anti-Pattern) in articles talking about psychology, human nature, and other gener
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by wrikl 12y ago
Yeah, it's generally a good tip for interaction in general, where constantly making assertions comes across as argumentative and annoys people who realise that not everything they say is a fact.
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by wrikl 12y ago
When dealing with (London) tubes and train lines, most of the time it should be possible to indeed work out which route is actually quickest. I agree that buses do complicate things.
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by wrikl 12y ago
I've also experienced issues where the data provided by Citymapper for a desired journey in London is just plain inefficient when compared with common sense. Often the app will suggest a route which takes an extremely long way round (s