yukinon

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by yukinon 7mo ago
This really goes to show that everyone's 'flow state' is different. My inner dialogue is always chatty; that doesn't stop when I enter a flow state. It just becomes far more laser focused and far less distracted. LLMs he
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by yukinon 9mo ago
I don't know if "more convenient" would be the words I would use. Setup on this project is very easy, it has very straightforward instructions. Meanwhile, I did a quick 5 minute pressure test of what you suggested and found m
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by yukinon 11mo ago
For someone like me that is less versed in these things, could you explain why bootstrapping a language is a required check for taking a language seriously? My criteria is far less stringent (is it stable? is it popular enough? is the toolc
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by yukinon 11mo ago
I am not sure if this considered an anti-pattern, but in one of my teams, we wrote a lightweight generic Secrets library with configurable/pluggable backends (such as AWS Secrets Manager). It had a configurable local cache, with per-pa
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by yukinon 1y ago
Thank you for this, what a great perspective! I've never been on a cruise because I always figured "but what is there to do?". But you're right, that's the point. I might actually book one now.
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by yukinon 2y ago
Not everyone is aware of the details of AI/ML, "transformer" is actually a specific term in the space that also overlaps with "transformer" in other fields adjacent to Software Development. This is when we all need
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by yukinon 2y ago
I am not an anything, but allergies can cause inflammation in your nasal passages, which results in post-nasal drip. Post-nasal drip is where you get a lot of mucus being produced that drips down the back of your throat, which can make you
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by yukinon 2y ago
Do you snore? Alternatively, do you have post-nasal drip from a new allergy?
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by yukinon 2y ago
> that has always been much faster than Redis Do you have some reliable recent benchmarks comparing the two?
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by yukinon 2y ago
I don't disagree with your message, but- > coupled with all other stuff like illegal border crossing I've seen a few comments talk about this, but this doesn't affect my day-to-day literally at all. This never crosses my m
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by yukinon 2y ago
The university could even setup their own private self-hosted Gitlab and use it as part of assignment submission. 10 years ago, my no-name college had a CS degree that required us all to take a "Software Engineering" course that c
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by yukinon 3y ago
I'm in the PNW and the gray gloomy weather is a delight for me. I love mushroom foraging, love being surrounded by trees, the beautiful waterfalls, the wet hikes, the moss everywhere, the berry picking, everything! I used to live in a
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by yukinon 3y ago
People with a vested interest in being proven correct?
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by yukinon 3y ago
That seems a bit disingenuous on your part. I picked the top 3 hits on Google and they are all very helpful and to the point - Programiz, W3Schools, Tutorialspoint. Granted, I have ublock origin, as most people should have anyway.
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by yukinon 3y ago
Hot take here, but as someone that doesn't code daily, I prefer those sites over the actual docs in most cases. If I need to get something done quick, those sites will give me a quick 5 second refresher with clear examples. Actually, i
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by yukinon 3y ago
>It's also not their fault for being mean to you for legitimately ruining their game. It is 100% their fault. Whatever circumstances befall someone, it doesn't give them the right to act toxically and insult and degrade others.
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by yukinon 3y ago
Thank you! Parent comment said "BSOFH" instead of "BOFH", which explains why the wiki article you linked did not show up in Google.
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by yukinon 3y ago
I tried searching Google for what BSOFH means, and your reply was on Page 1. Care to enlighten us?
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by yukinon 3y ago
Yes. I create content, which generates traffic, which generates ad-revenue.
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by yukinon 3y ago
My one point of feedback is that when you see the quickview of the user, it shows their karma. Part of the reason people enjoy HN is because Karma is not a huge focus. This extension puts it right at the forefront. I would much rather show
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by yukinon 3y ago
I've done pair programming on specific projects throughout the years and I find it to be utterly exhausting. I would resign if my job required it. I find myself more productive at home because there's often way too much office chi
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by yukinon 4y ago
This comment is confusing to me, because Blue Apron lets you select your own meals. Why would you continue to select salmon if you had it too often?
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by yukinon 4y ago
> I prefer docker compose to Kubernetes because I am not a megacorp. In which cases would you prefer Kubernetes? Or rather, why would a megacorp prefer it over standard Docker?
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by yukinon 4y ago
That's wild, at every company I've worked at so far the default was always to BUY. That meant dev teams needed to fight for BUILD and fight for their existence often.
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by yukinon 4y ago
>There's hardly any technical reason to choose Java in favour of Scala3 today, except one: the team's lack of Functional Programming expertise. I disagree about your premise at multiple points, but I want to focus on just one p
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by yukinon 4y ago
This approach breaks down when thinking about teams in a large organization. Language switches are a big deal.
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by yukinon 4y ago
How did you feel about Dropbox Paper?
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by yukinon 4y ago
This thread and the last one have been an eye opening experience for me, for the worse.
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by yukinon 4y ago
From HN Guidelines, "Comments should get more thoughtful and substantive, not less, as a topic gets more divisive." I don't think your comment is constructive or substantive.
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by yukinon 4y ago
Again, can't speak for OP, but I doubt it was intended as an example of a positive interaction - rather it's meant to be an indication that there was NOT a negative interaction. Again, those words are just examples of what could b

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