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Darkstryder
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Comment #49225865
Recently I’ve often wondered if LLM productivity gains (for coding) could end up mirroring the productivity gains of a good monitor setup. That is, table stake on the one hand (nob…
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Comment #48766839
I’m posting this comment 8 hours after the post so I can be in the better half of the distribution.
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Comment #47479009
Damn. I never knew that way to search things. I used to do « Share / Search on this page » which was already obnoxious, which has now become « … » / « Share » / « Search on this pa…
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Comment #47478333
As a daily Safari on iOS user, I don’t care about any of this, but since iOS 26 basic Safari features such as bookmarks and text search have become so buried deep underneath, they …
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Comment #47133632
As a father of an 8 years old, this is very moving. While Terence is -without a doubt- born with prodigious abilities, I think credit should also be given to his parents Billy and …
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Poll: Do you use RSS in 2026?
Inspired by https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46604250
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Comment #43797627
A dream of mine was that in order to get a PhD, you would not have to publish original research, but instead you would have to _reproduce existing research_. This would bring the P…
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Comment #40637438
I am not very familiar with Triplebyte but I really appreciated this (seemingly) candid yet lucid writeup about how it was all went down from the inside. These kind of insider pers…
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Comment #39838453
To avoid something called the thundering herd problem: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thundering_herd_problem For instance, a bunch of clients all make a request to a server at th…
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Comment #39837036
LIFO queues with a timeout, and a retry after an exponential backoff with jitter is/was kind of standard for implementing queues at Google. More info in the Google SRE book: https:…
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Comment #39758681
> Say you add a new source file. Wouldn’t it be great if your build system just picked it up? > Alas, it cannot; the list of stuff to build is passed from the meta build system to …
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Comment #37656589
To me, a good cover letter is about being actually motivated to apply to a specific job and then simply explaining why. AI doesn’t help because if you can articulate your genuine m…
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Comment #34857468
> I’ve never heard of a family being divided because its members dance different styles, but I am in one divided by political and religious opinions. Being a dancer (lindy hop) wit…
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Comment #34683887
To me, Internet's permanentness should be treated according to Murphy's law: you should plan for everything you wish would go down to stay up indefinitely and everything you wish w…
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Comment #33967949
Vim is available on a lot of Windows machines through WSL. I agree this would not be my go-to editor on Windows though.
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Comment #33967546
Vim is basically the only editor you can safely assume to be available on any machine you’ll ever interact with. In my opinion, this fact makes it a requirement for virtually any d…
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Comment #33621062
Back in 2014 I was doing music production semi-professionaly for almost a decade. I tried out a brand new pair of headphones, and after an evening of listening to loud music with t…
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Comment #32962037
One last comment though: I didn’t realize you were the author of the post (great work!!). This let me think you know your stuff, and you know something that I don’t and I need to t…
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Comment #32961685
Again, the idea is not to find a specific hash value, but any $hash for which the property md5($manifest_content, $hash, $random_bytes) = $hash is true. You don’t need to match a s…
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Comment #32961448
This is indeed a preimage attack if the manifest content (besides its own self-referenced hash) is fixed. However this is not the case in practice: to pull off this trick you could…