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by wyuenho 9mo ago
HN is full of noobs loudly proclaiming what they don't know is true these days. Ubiquitous HTTPS does not change the nature of private browser caches, and only nullify the proxy related cache headers if the origin encrypts traffic all
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by wyuenho 1y ago
Oh you mean something like active file awareness and selection context? This code seems quite well architected and has websockets well integrated, both features sound like a lunch break’s worth of work if you file a ticket. Other than that,
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by wyuenho 1y ago
It absolutely does. Give it a try.
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by wyuenho 1y ago
While I'm happy that simultaneously there are at least 5 known Emacs/Claude Code integration packages, with seemingly 2 or 3 battling it out on Reddit and elsewhere, I feel like the best implemented one is the quiet one that no on
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by wyuenho 1y ago
The UK has a petition website. It logs the signatory by constituency. Once a threshold os signatory has cross, the government has to respond and parliament will have to consider a debate on the topic.
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by wyuenho 1y ago
I swear if I see another "SEO" guy or some rando web dev who joined the workforce after Covid complaining about SPAs by misrepresenting it, I'm gonna explode. As someone who's been developing web apps since the 2000s, le
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How the Afghan Girl Was Identified by Her Iris Patterns(cl.cam.ac.uk)
34 points by wyuenho 1y ago|2 comments
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by wyuenho 1y ago
Most developers weren’t deploying simple stateless functions. They were building full-stack apps: apps that talk to a database, that almost always is located in a single region. I wonder if this is true in general for most people on serverl
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by wyuenho 2y ago
An equally important but opposite problem with pipes getting stuck is pipes getting broken because some commands at the front of the pipe expects buffering down the pipe. Some years ago I was scratching my head trying to figure out why
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by wyuenho 3y ago
iPhone since 12 has not used the Intel modem, and while newer iPhones supports Beidou, it’s not clear which chip supports it and whether it is used outside of China, or even iPhones sold outside of China has support for Beidou. Even if it d
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by wyuenho 3y ago
Let me know when you have an example of an open source Chinese industry standard, essentially subsidized by the Chinese government. The only example I can think of is Beidou, which nobody uses.
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by wyuenho 3y ago
And the Chinese says thank you Uncle Sam for giving us RISC-V for free.
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by wyuenho 3y ago
What happened to the level playing field? China doesn't invest and open source anything, why should the US subsidize their technological advancement?
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by wyuenho 3y ago
We seriously need to have a new HN policy that requires every link posted to be HTTPS link
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by wyuenho 3y ago
I'd be completely satisfied if they brought the old MRU tab ordering back. The MRU tab extension is a very poor substitution for it.
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by wyuenho 3y ago
Is that still the case tho? Recent Deno releases have obscured how well it's Node compatibility mode is, I was just wondering if you have more details.
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by wyuenho 3y ago
There is this thing called stretch goals in OKR that is supposed to be really hard to achieve. So if you meet all 100%, you either don’t have these stretch goals or the team is lying. Now of course, whether OKR works depends on culture as w
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by wyuenho 3y ago
It’s even funnier when it’s apparent that company isn’t really doing OKR. First of all, the Os are supposed to be somewhat resistant to change in direction. Second of all, you shouldn’t be doing KPI on top of OKR. If you set the OKRs right,
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by wyuenho 3y ago
It appears to me this is another case of the slow evolution of European businesses and management practices. There exists a practice called OKR. Intel has been using it since the early 70s, Google since year 2, and pretty much everyone in S
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by wyuenho 4y ago
"low" after some 20 years or so of decay. But yes, you are correct.
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by wyuenho 4y ago
I’m pretty sure your contact in a major company will be even more shocked if they knew what all these European FinTech companies do with their customer’s data. All the important things such as purchasing habit that used to require indirect
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by wyuenho 4y ago
> 800 you put in at the beginning, 50 you have to chip in at the end, you just paid 850 for that mixer. Honestly, if in 2 years you still haven't managed to save > $800 worth of your time with the stand mixer, you probably should
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by wyuenho 4y ago
The amount of what you owe is fixed at the time of a 0% interest BNPL purchase, just like a real purchase. Even if the interest rate is not 0, it’s still fixed. It’s not a margin account where you have to call it if the value dips too low o
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by wyuenho 4y ago
If you parked the money and it lost value, it doesn't matter, because that's only relative to everything other than the stand mixer you bought. The price of the stand mixer is fixed at the time of purchase, it doesn't go up a
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by wyuenho 4y ago
We are talking about a configuration language here, which is never about markups. Also, most of the so-called whitespace problem in Ansible or k8 configs comes from embedding config that's not YAML. In these cases you need a path or UR
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by wyuenho 4y ago
So you buy a stand mixer, make a bunch of dough, bake some bread and sell them. Plenty of ways to offset the cost. The how is not important, the important thing is you can. The worst it can happen is you have to pay exactly the labeled pric
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by wyuenho 4y ago
All you need is some sort of Python’s raw string or triple quote or HEREDOC. What’s so hard about that?
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by wyuenho 4y ago
Just because you are financing, doesn’t mean you are buying things with money you don’t have, only financially illiterate people of a particularly dim nature would say that. There are plenty of reasons to delay paying for things as much as
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by wyuenho 4y ago
I consider this a fallacy. The condition you are given is not a common occurence. In the event they do occur, the solution can be found in your editor or viewer. It does not make sense to inject spurious junk into what is designed as a data
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by wyuenho 4y ago
XML is a mistake. 80% of every XML document is just redundant noise because the IBM lawyer who invented the SGML syntax had never heard of S-expression.

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