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Comment #48587263
hehe, you mean the app or the captured logs? grins
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Comment #48555129
Interesting sidequest…
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Show HN: Tamper-evident audit trail for AI coding agent activity
We released what I've been working in the last few months: an Openclaw plugin that ecords every session, tool invocation, and prompt exchange into a local SQLite database with SHA-…
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Comment #47413156
You must not live in the US or have very odd patterns, I'm positive a majority of the US population have free credit monitoring due to the multiple SSN data leaks. The situation is…
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Comment #33195747
the "big office real estate conspiracy" is in full swing... So many articles shilling for going back, but the genie is out of the bottle now.
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Comment #32400255
Lexus
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Comment #15327650
You're right and I struggled with the idea to add more in the first post, but I've decided to leave the more interesting stuff (Functors!) for the next part.
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Comment #12613959
As far I understand, the difference is that in OO you normally transform data as you jump from layer to layer, here what do you have assembled is a simple program that will be inte…
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Comment #12346046
Isn't closer to the Async monad?
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Comment #12292124
But then, "copy the style elements of classic designs while ignoring the rules that governed those designs" will make it automatically bad, and IMHO many aesthetic trends started l…
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Comment #12287299
Exactly my thoughts. If we give FLW, modernist, and postmodernist architecture a pass on those criteria... why not to the McMansions? After all, they weren't designed in the 19th c…
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Comment #12151285
But category theory has direct application to programming: (ignoring non-termination), types and functions form a category and most of the concepts are directly applicable. Functor…
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Comment #11980919
> Frankly, I'm voting for Trump because the working class desperately needs a pay raise or I'm afraid we'll eventually have a revolution. Moreover, I think the income inequality is…
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Comment #11980472
> Wave a US flag around Central America and see how that goes. Giving US track record of invasions, dictatorship support, and all kinds of meddling, what are you expecting? A kiss …
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Comment #11960911
For 1 and 4, is not for runtime exceptions (div by 0, out of memory, etc) that you need to bubble up to the top, is for "logic"/checked exceptions where you want to use code to dea…
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Comment #11293577
If you consider subtyping, Bottom is a type IIRC, In the category with types as objects and subtyping relationship (a->b if b is subtype of a) as morphisms, Any is the initial obje…
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Comment #11293516
Also, kinds can be viewed as the "types" of types, right?
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Comment #11283474
have you consider remote work?
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Comment #11263696
unless, you're proposing a global implicits dictionary a-la Haskell, leave them alone, I much prefer to give up subtyping...
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Comment #11236452
sure, that doesn't really help the low skill domestic labor pool (and the lack of a social security net makes it worse in the US), but in some cases, it might help the economy over…
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Comment #11236444
besides the cheap analogy, your argument is... ?
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Comment #11234531
I wouldn't immediately discard the economic advantage of having a cheap labor pool...
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Comment #11182988
Reminds me of the approach of http://www.asktheheadhunter.com/ (if you ignore the 90' web style) is pretty interesting: find out where you want to wokr find out the problems they h…
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Comment #11181642
Interestingly, Scala handles it http://pastebin.com/CT36K6Hj It feels like an artifact of the REPL tho, as one shouldn't be able to redefine x