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by yladiz 3d ago
How long do you expect them to support Intel processors though? It’s been like 6 years since the last MacBook release had any Intel processor, and Apple doesn’t make OS updates anymore, so it doesn’t surprise me that Homebrew stopped too.
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by yladiz 10d ago
It’s not perfect but I’ve just tested and reader mode does work for this website.
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Carcinisation(en.wikipedia.org)
3 points by yladiz 11d ago|0 comments
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by yladiz 22d ago
Torpedoing how?
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by yladiz 24d ago
How in the world do you need 30k LOC for your CI/CD??
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by yladiz 26d ago
Great, number go up. Have the features led to actual customer growth, or just increased productivity?
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by yladiz 1mo ago
Yeah, with all the AI needs we’ll just have to transition to fusion energy.
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by yladiz 1mo ago
Is this assuming or studying human maintenance?
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by yladiz 2mo ago
Please. I’m sorry, but you kind of can’t avoid needing to think about types unless you use a language like JavaScript which is super loose with its type conversions, and you especially can’t avoid in a language like Go. With generics in Go
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by yladiz 2mo ago
The percentage of people that use LLMs so much that their language would change based on its responses is small enough that I’d doubt it would happen. Maybe for technical groups that use it more, but not for the general population.
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by yladiz 2mo ago
Define “direct”, “access”, and “reality”.
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by yladiz 2mo ago
I could also recommend SQLite with OPFS, if you’re comfortable with adding a web worker. I personally find it a lot easier to reason about than IndexedDB (even with a wrapper, it’s still a bit tricky to work with, and you get the power of S
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by yladiz 2mo ago
> Why is that the ideal? With SQLite your database is 1:1 connected to your application I don't think this solves the issue though. To be fair, I was a bit loose with my wording and the principle is actually "don't make ba
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by yladiz 2mo ago
I’m a bit confused. That’s not a column definition change, because the original column is the same, you’re doing a data migration. That is one way you would solve this class of problems in SQLite, but it’s a bit annoying compared to a somet
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by yladiz 2mo ago
I'm fairly confident this is AI generated, but it makes me think regardless: Whenever I see these kind of articles, I'm left wondering if they've actually used SQLite in production because I always see points about how to opt
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by yladiz 2mo ago
I’m a bit surprised this is possible in the first place. I get that you might not be able to upload everything in one go, but it feels like you should “start” and “finish” a release in that case, and once it’s finished you can’t modify it.
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by yladiz 2mo ago
You could argue that if you allowed a harness, and that harness was specific for ARC, then you don’t have AGI, you have something that is definitely not general.
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by yladiz 2mo ago
Stored procedures and SQL injection are orthogonal concerns. You can have a parameterized query using PREPARE without needing to resort to stored procedures, and many database drivers or wrappers help you with this by making you provide a s
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by yladiz 2mo ago
This isn't about an academic issue though, and who would actually state their RSA key is mathematically sound except in the case that they're performing some research in the field? The point the parent was making was that it was o
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by yladiz 2mo ago
Speak for yourself.
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by yladiz 2mo ago
You do not need to understand an entire program to get the benefit of reading a chunk of source code that is part of that program.
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by yladiz 2mo ago
Sure, it's not a fallacy, but it does erode nuanced conversations and so it shouldn't be used without caution.
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Nocode: Way to write secure and reliable applications(github.com)
1 points by yladiz 2mo ago|0 comments
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by yladiz 3mo ago
At what point is it actually cheaper? Laundry isn't that expensive to do yourself, or to outsource if you really don't want to do it yourself.
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by yladiz 3mo ago
That's a fair point, maybe "city center" isn't the best term here. What I mean are areas still in the city close to where a lot of the cafes, bars, restaurants, nightlife - third places in general - are, which is where p
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by yladiz 3mo ago
What?
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by yladiz 3mo ago
Many cities and areas close to major European cities have good transit infrastructure, yet people don't want to live there, they want to live in the city. So making more housing outside of the city, again, doesn't solve the actual
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by yladiz 3mo ago
No, but they are don't rise nearly as much as real estate prices in city centers, and it's mostly irrelevant to the point I was making, because it doesn't matter how the prices are outside of the city center if you want to li
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by yladiz 3mo ago
Am I understanding that the solution proposed in the article is to allow more dense building in suburbs/outskirts of cities in Europe? This doesn't solve the actual problem that many European cities face, which is a housing shorta
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by yladiz 3mo ago
Can you provide some evidence that it didn’t work in Australia? Given the ban hasn’t been in place that long I’d like to see your sources about it not working.

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