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algo_lover

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    Comment #45132088

    But with multiple parties involved, who has the rights to read and write to the postgres instance? How do we make sure transactions were not forged? How do we know data at rest is …

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    Comment #45106063

    I don't get this? I can checkout an old commit of my dynamic server rendered blog written in go and do the same thing. Sure I won't have the actual content, but I can see the pages…

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    Comment #45039022

    Any postinstall script can add anything to your bashrc. I sometimes wonder how the modern world hasn't fallen apart yet.

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    Comment #45038916

    aaaand it begins! > Interestingly, the malware checks for the presence of Claude Code CLI or Gemini CLI on the system to offload much of the fingerprintable code to a prompt. > The…

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    Comment #44982441

    I hit the same issue, building on mac to deploy to linux. I added this build step before `scp`ing the binary to the server docker run --rm --platform=linux/amd64 \ -v "$PWD":/app -…

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    Comment #44925415

    The only thing I feel is 2nd hand regret for Woz. What if he didn't cash out? What would his net worth be today? I am so caught up in the rat race, that I can't even understand wha…

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    Comment #44795624

    So this is like medium + org-babel-mode/jupyter but for clojure content? It's a good idea with a good execution (especially the idea around literate programming). I also like that …

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    Comment #44740041

    helix looks cool and the scheme PR open with STEEL looks quite at home for me. I'll check it out, Thanks! There is a plugin I can't live without: aggressive-indent, and it is awful…

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    Comment #44739143

    Emacs jank on macos has been slowly killing me. Enough so, that I am thinking of completely jumping ship after almost a decade of using emacs. I often end up facing lag and perform…

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    Comment #44467873

    Why do all such articles never talk about the meat of the solution? Why do I always feel like I'm being sold something. Why is it so hard to explain the solution briefly, or direct…

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    Comment #44124566

    Curious to know if you're using an existing emacs config layer like doom, or rolling your own? Also what's your reasoning behind this?

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    Comment #43667300

    One of the good things to happen in emacs was the inclusion of `seq.el`. It makes easy functional operation over sequences, so no longer need `dash.el` or `cl-lib.el`. (dash still …

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    Comment #43527403

    Still not sure why you chose C though? You could have chosen anything which meets all your requirements. Many languages have markdown parsers in them, produce binaries, and are por…

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    Comment #29152676

    I agree, but even great Indian software programmers are happy with much less. Getting half of what a similar American would get should make any talented dev extremely happy here. I…

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    Comment #29142741

    I'm from India and 5 of devs can not replace me. Just kidding, I hope you understand that India is a huge country and you can find the entire spectrum of talent here. Don't expect …