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by yodon 4d ago
So, maybe it's a huge conspiracy, or, alternatively, maybe it's a case of a person who attempted to reverse engineer the HN ranking algorithm missing a couple terms in the equation. Everyone can apply their own form of Occam'
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by yodon 5d ago
I don't understand why Microsoft and JetBrains aren't shipping versions of this. It seems like exactly what Roslyn was designed for
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by yodon 7d ago
I try to never be that guy who complains about the way a web page scrolls, but this page is completely unreadable.
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by yodon 7d ago
Obligatory xkcd: https://xkcd.com/2347/
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by yodon 12d ago
>I presume the lecturer read from a script. You presume wrong. No college professor will waste the amount of time required to fully write out everything they will say in class in advance. Notes, yes. Detailed notes, not unlikely. Full sc
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by yodon 14d ago
This is via Wine, so presumably it should also run on Macs now. Paint.net is the only thing I miss from my days on Windows machines, so super excited about this!
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by yodon 15d ago
Commit is failing in the US. githubstatus.com is currently green.
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GitHub Down Again?
1 points by yodon 15d ago|1 comments
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by yodon 16d ago
This would be impressive work for a mid sized game studio. Free, real, and from a solo dev is incredible.
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by yodon 23d ago
That's how language works. Eavesdropping once referred to water dropping off the eaves of a roof. There is mostly no "log" that "logging in" writes to. The menu itself has nothing to do with food or eating. Is the m
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by yodon 24d ago
Older posts (more than a few days old?) only allow upvoting. Recent posts allow upvoting and downvoting. You're also not allowed to downvote replies to your comments.
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by yodon 24d ago
>Reddit existed years prior to HN, and upvoting/downvoting started there, if not earlier. Slashdot had upvoting and downvoting about a decade before Reddit launched.
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by yodon 24d ago
Zero chance of vulns in flock, so we're good in the US /s
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by yodon 25d ago
>Microsoft actually said it Not quite https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49400754
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by yodon 26d ago
>Are you saying in the eventuality that... Legal cases are adjudicated by human judges who have been dealing with scenarios like this for thousands of years, since long before the invention of software and laptops, and who are not the le
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by yodon 26d ago
> Can you provide a statute number for this crime please? Any federal or even state statute will do The google search required to find the answer ("federal statute for destruction of evidence") is shorter than your question her
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by yodon 27d ago
There was some related discussions of US law recently[0]. [0]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49353603#49354813
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by yodon 29d ago
I know we're just supposed to upvote and downvote here, but every now and then there's a comment that feels like it deserves an actual thank you for the effort that went into it. So thank you, for pulling together exactly the kind
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GitHub down again? no PR access
290 points by yodon 1mo ago|2 comments
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by yodon 1mo ago
Cloudflare's UI is basically the web equivalent of the git CLI. Powerful, but the densest collection of UI anti-patterns known to man. Their "designers" obviously walked up hill both ways in the snow to school every day while
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by yodon 1mo ago
Huge fan of https://serializer.io as a help with this. It shows you what is new that you haven't seen, then lets you move on so you're not digging through the same stories repeatedly. No account or registration require
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by yodon 1mo ago
> What is less clear here is approvals This. My understanding is that SOC2 does require approvals (eg 2nd person reviews/approves the code change). This approach doesn't seem to include that step. Is that not a requirement?
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by yodon 1mo ago
I don't understand why Microsoft and JetBrains haven't already done this. I don't need an IDE for myself anymore, but I'd sure like my agents to be able to right-mouse-click and refactor a method deterministically
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by yodon 1mo ago
Google doesn't ship an API for general purpose ad transparency data, so various 3rd party services exist to fill the gap (like this one?). For anyone interested in this space, see for example [0]. [0] https://adlibrary.com&#x
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by yodon 2mo ago
This looks pretty amazing, but it also looks like it's essentially one dev with no business model.
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by yodon 2mo ago
If other non-Android-based TV manufacturers follow, this will have a much bigger impact on the spread (and cost) of scraping than either Anubis or Cloudflare.
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by yodon 2mo ago
Giant cookie banner says "Do not sell my personal information" + "switch the toggle to opt out". Which is it? Am I switching the toggle to opt out of selling my personal information or am I switching it to opt out of NOT
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by yodon 2mo ago
Given all the recent press about bun rewriting 500k lines of zig into rust at a cost of $165K tokens of Fable in an 11 day sprint, would be super interested to hear about your experience and approach.
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by yodon 2mo ago
How is this not a the mother of all GDPR violations?
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by yodon 2mo ago
The advantage of their dataset is it's large enough that you have a statistical number of PR's, allowing you to treat the average cost of Python PR's vs the average cost of C# costs (or etc.) as statistically meaningful.

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