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joeyhage

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About joeyhage

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    > In 2026, if you are not delegating this kind of engineering overhead to AI, you are burning money. And, more importantly, you are burning your life. AI use can be a divisive topi…

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    > “While vehicle safety is critical, blaming larger vehicles for pedestrian deaths overlooks systemic issues” including the design of roads, said Mike Levine, a spokesman for Ford.…

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    addy.io and proton pass are both great, affordable options. (Proton pass has a built in hide-my-email feature that supports custom domains)

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    Completely agree - have you encountered this before? The Gmail plus sign alias trick has been widely known for a long time and, to my knowledge, still works well today. It would be…

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    Most people know this but the _real_ reason it explains things is that GitHub is owned by Microsoft. Oh, and Microsoft moved GitHub to Azure

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    What I meant was the project would stay FOSS forever, so that would mean all future updates including features, bug fixes, and patches. My understanding is the license can be chang…

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    Everything Cloudflare is announcing could have been done without acquiring VoidZero. The part they aren’t saying is the greater influence they will have on the roadmap and protecti…

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    Is this going to be the final straw for some organizations to leave GitHub? Genuinely curious what folks think since recent GitHub outage posts on HN have been filled with frustrat…

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    Is this going to be the final straw to cause a larger exodus from GitHub? Genuinely curious what folks think since recent GitHub outage posts on HN have been filled with frustratio…

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    Currently 46 advisories are being withdrawn. Impacted both pypi and npm dependencies. JFrog Security reported [1] that this caused many bricked deployments. [1] https://x.com/JFrog…

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    There’s a lot of nuance to this. Regarding the former, what if someone used unethical or illegal means to produce the work? And regarding the latter, we can choose to provide const…

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    Hey, Micah! So cool seeing you on here. I met you when you interned at Principal several years ago. Hope you are well!

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    > as is the case with the recently launched IPv6 endpoint and the public regional endpoint It isn't explicitly stated in the RCA but it is likely these new endpoints were the straw…

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    As others have mentioned, LLMs require a lot of effort to get it right. Personally, I still prefer writing code over writing LLM prompts but I’m trying to find the right balance. I…

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    > 46. aws-sdk -> 1692 (2.1692.0) AWS still made the top 50

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    Neither Palo Alto nor CyberArk is a startup, which company are you referring to?