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axismundi

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    Comment #47776851

    > Frankly, dependency cooldowns work by free-riding on the pain and suffering of others. Snyk and socket.dev take money for the pain and suffering...

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    Comment #47079652

    Come to Europe, we have cookies ;)

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    Comment #47001082

    From my experience WebSockets are harder at scale. For load balancing you either need sticky sessions or an L7 proxy that can route consistently, and reconnect storms amplify this.…

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    Comment #46740232

    The simplest way to use kingfisher is global pre-commit hook. Works with any git repo. rad could suggest to install this as a part of privacy hygiene.

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    Comment #46738961

    There's https://github.com/gitleaks/gitleaks and https://github.com/mongodb/kingfisher

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    Show HN: How I stopped ChatGPT from manipulating me

    I've been trying to completely disable the followup suggestions that ChatGPT stubbornly appends at the end of nearly every response. You know, the ones that start with 'If you want…

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    Comment #46338763

    Did you mean 4-6 hours?

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    Comment #46329787

    Yes. Kurva is used kinda like sudo ;)

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    Comment #46203995

    Maybe that 90% transferred into lots of low quality code caused by reckless vibe coding? That slop now sits there as kind of technical debt?

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    Comment #46143698

    I value simplicity and stability over bells and whistles. Meld looks simple. I mostly use macos and they seem to have good approach to support it.

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    Comment #46143501

    I really like the rubberband connections. They are like mental glue.

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    Ask HN: Which merge tool do you use?

    I use VS Code or Github. I can't say I'm entirely happy. What do you use?

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    Comment #45680047

    import-maps (supported via "imports" in package.json) improve developer ergonomics, not performance. Node still resolves the mapped path normally; there’s no measurable “boost.” Th…

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    Comment #43462589

    In weather it's called hindcast

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    Comment #43462571

    It's most likely ERA5: https://cds.climate.copernicus.eu/datasets/reanalysis-era5-s...

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    Comment #43149260

    Cline or Roo Code with Openrouter.

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    Comment #42968410

    math rick, the arch enemy of pickle rick

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    Comment #42903262

    not bad! leaflet is quick to get stuff up and fun to work with.

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    Comment #41690313

    Would it make sense to apply the same recommendations to expiring certificates?

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    Ask HN: Decent £1000 Laptop for IT Student?

    Hi HN, I’m going to be an IT student in September and I'm looking for some advice on getting a new laptop. I’ll be using it for coding, maybe running a couple of virtual machines, …

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    Comment #39350009

    If you delete all porn, the rest of the Internet should fit on 2-3 servers.