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aleksandrh

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    "Any non trivial coding task requires a conversation between human and ai." Does it? Since when? Are we just going to pretend some of the world's best software wasn't written befor…

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    Comment #47145371

    Weird, I hate Next and I love Vite. We have a big (I mean _really_ big) production app that runs on Next.js at work and it's the slowest thing I've ever worked on. I had to upgrade…

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    Comment #43937809

    Tried this last night and it works really well so I figured I'd share it here, even though it's a few years old. It can even take advantage of your GPU to run faster. The sample so…

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    Comment #40858001

    Time to reset the clock. 0 days since a new web bundler was released (in Rust!!). So tired of this ecosystem and its ceaseless tide of churn and rewrites and hypechasing.

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    Comment #39727057

    > What happens when that fake-100px-but-actually-10em wide element is meant to coexist with something that is actually set in pixels? For instance, a 120px skyscraper ad? The thing…

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    Comment #39721776

    > The browser might default to 16px font size, but users can pick something else. So if somebody had poor vision and increased their default font size; or if they had a small lapto…

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    Comment #39565999

    > Indeed, as the November 2023 drama was unfolding, Microsoft’s CEO boasted that it would not matter “[i]f OpenAI disappeared tomorrow.” He explained that “[w]e have all the IP rig…

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    Comment #39057879

    And then claimed his GitHub was "hacked" to save his ass. And was somehow not banned by GitHub despite clearly violating their TOS.

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    Comment #37139049

    Web dev here working with React for ~4 years now. I really don't enjoy it as much as I used to. It has made me dislike JavaScript in general, and I often find myself wishing things…

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    Comment #36074881

    Great article all around. TL;DR: A cross-origin request can still be same site. Also, SameSite cookies do not prevent cookies from being included in malicious requests originating …

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    Comment #35083518

    This is something I've been mulling over for a while now. Folks who've been writing before the inception of ChatGPT have a historical record of their work, so one can probably trus…

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    Comment #35071581

    Police: We suspect your neighbor committed a crime... You: Okay Police: ...so we're going to need all the footage from inside your home You: Wait wha— Judge: Sure, I'll sign a warr…

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    Comment #33752305

    > I don't think anyone expects AI to displace "name brand" art The problem isn't for existing artists (except in terms of ethical issues)—it's for new/budding artists, who will hav…

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    Comment #33675445

    I love Open Library (and the internet archive project in general)—I've read so many good books through them! I really hope they don't get shut down. They're also truly open source:…

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    Comment #32038891

    > If you use the components to create a new design then there is no copyright. This is false. You can't copy a site's code and just change the design and poof, no copyright infring…

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    > The business of dentistry is unfortunately antithetical to conservative treatment, which is almost always in the interest of the patient, because it results in significantly lowe…

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    Comment #31811567

    #2 is terrible advice. Acidic food weakens your enamel. Brushing after eating will make things worse. It's actually recommended that you wait after eating acidic foods to brush. Ri…

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    Comment #29920804

    What do you mean? Flappy Bird made a crap ton of money.

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    Comment #29851437

    > breaking lots of people's builds Why would it break people's builds? I can only see this happening if they upgraded faker.js. Besides, best practice says to check each package's …