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    Comment #49257320

    Time can be an issue connecting to Wi-Fi. Devices who've lost track of time often can't properly negotiate access to then get NTP updates to their time. Perhaps this could be solve…

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    Comment #49090883

    It is default behavior based on implicit environment setup. But I think the title could use updating because it is misleading without that. Perhaps "creates CLAUDE.md for claude-co…

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    Comment #48968460

    What are you using for OCR locally? This is something I've been considering trying for some time with old journals.

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    Comment #48937662

    Comparing self-hosted immich and a truly E2EE hosted platform like Ente is really odd. There are massively different trade-offs and target customers between these. Ente is a privat…

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    Comment #48676341

    That's a somewhat reaching use of the word "natively". It's being run through the equivalent of a virtual machine. So it's really quite similar to the layers used to abstract away …

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    Comment #48615180

    There is no comparison when running a TypeScript project with Bun vs with Node. Or when mixing ESM and CJS. Or when setting up unit testing. Node and its ecosystem was considerably…

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    Comment #48594262

    Bun does zero work in relation to TypeScript's type system. Since it's a strict superset, it is "simply" stripping types to execute the resulting JavaScript. That is effectively wh…

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    Comment #48522564

    Microtransactions. In a non-joking sense. People pay for outfits or gear to wear to the rave. Or they can work for it in game. Maybe a bit like EVE Online where you can pay monthly…

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    Comment #48500219

    Honestly Claude straight up ignores my input sometimes, preferring to instead run commands for output and processing that and burning through a series of tokens when thinking hard …

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    Comment #48350911

    And if you were a smaller team then you don't even need K8s. Just ECS or Cloud Run have simple abstractions for horizontally scalable services and sidecars support.

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    Comment #48276025

    I like TEA but don't fully grasp how it scales for apps that may have reusable components or sufficiently complex pages. Is there an agreed-upon way(s) to deal with this? I know st…

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    Comment #48134103

    What are some of the alternatives that are worthwhile for this?

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    Comment #47947283

    Many people do use GitHub for this. There are even Android app stores hinged around searching and installing release APKs. The social connectivity and discoverability in github is …

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    Comment #47733879

    This is likely one of the many pains of App Store subscription configuration issues. Once anyone has subscribed you will have to migrate those yourself and even those details I'm n…

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    Comment #45741919

    Agreed, but this isn't always bad. Optimizing early with unclear requirements can kill time, which at an early stage is just delaying product launch. Migrate/optimize later when yo…

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    Comment #45724342

    I absolutely have used AI to scaffold reproduction scenarios, but I'm still validating everything is actually reproducing the bug I ran into before submitting. It's 90% AI, but tha…

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    Comment #45692095

    I have usually explained to my teams that you only should be doing this at the boundaries of the system. User input, raw files, request bodies, etc. are places where you would _nee…

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    Comment #45689207

    It definitely would be interesting to have proposed alternatives and even examples included as part of this piece.

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    Comment #45671992

    As far as I can tell, people who are paying for support contracts were also impacted by this. It was explicitly called out in that thread

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    Comment #45574412

    Their example in the README is extremely misleading then. It indicates your stream output is name: A name: Al name: Ale name: Alex Which would suggest you are getting unfinished st…

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    Comment #45574394

    Based on this thread that's called NDJSON Newline Delimited JSON TIL

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    Comment #45554993

    This approach couples together everything though, in such a way there's no standard manner of wiping cache but not your app, configuration, etc. XDG may not be perfect but wiping r…

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    Comment #45554514

    Same boat, but vs amethyst. It's worked very well for me the last few years.

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    Comment #45446090

    Since no one responded, they're running on Kubernetes, where a unit of containers is called a "pod". A pod may be one or more containers, but it's the smallest deployable unit in t…

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    Comment #45424581

    By tracking changes made by a command, like you might with git.