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Comment #48739461
This is the concept of Simple vs Easy https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38768107
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Comment #43541841
There's a WKUK comedy sketch that fits this story pretty well: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fibDNwF8bjs
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Comment #43304664
A few years ago I set up a ublock filter to hide the next/more buttons on hacker news and reddit. It works great because I can still get my news fix, but I can't scroll endlessly. …
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Comment #43154568
I think that particular issue was addressed in the recent Clojure release [ https://clojure.org/news/2024/09/05/clojure-1-12-0 ] ("Clojure developers can now invoke Java methods ta…
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Comment #42102269
Also check out https://github.com/D-Star-AI/dsRAG/ for a bit more involved chunking strategy.
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Comment #41165147
Check out agenix-rekey[ https://github.com/oddlama/agenix-rekey ], it has the ability to set up secret generators.
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Comment #40613192
Reminds me of Planck's principle: > A new scientific truth does not triumph by convincing its opponents and making them see the light, but rather because its opponents eventually d…
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Comment #40267540
Related: https://yamlscript.org/
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Comment #36279140
>> In practice, they are a niche endeavor used by a bunch of hackers and computer science nerds. I don't know anything about federation, but what you said basically describes the I…
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Comment #32637523
My point is that there is nothing about functional programming, specifically the "Data structure + Algorithm" style, that makes it unsuitable for building complex applications like…
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Comment #32635316
Data structure + algorithm is a valid way of building large programs. That is basically how Clojure is designed, and it works pretty well for big applications. Functional programmi…
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Comment #30770885
>> other languages have radically different tools and practices that lead to far fewer footguns Can you share any examples of these different tools and practices?
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Comment #30483244
I've used Tabula for many years, and it works great. Use it for converting PDF invoices from specific supplier for import into our system. Changed a task that took about a day each…
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Comment #28341865
Regarding your long lines issue - from your description it sounds instead like an unicode issue which I also ran into a while back. What happens is that your main programming font …
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Comment #27682027
I've used Zerotier for several years now, and it does feel that the stability on mobile has improved in the past couple of months.
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Comment #27350490
The free version of Foxit PDF Reader allows you to upload a signature image and add the signature to PDF documents. There is a Linux version. https://www.foxit.com/downloads/
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Comment #25639852
One thing that has tripped me up with this workflow in the past is that you lose context - the code you copy/paste and execute in the repl is not evaluated in its module/namespace,…
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Comment #23879892
This is completely unrelated, but I remember your blog about dotnet development. I followed it about 10 years ago and remember when you started with RavenDb. I haven't done any dot…
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Comment #23454596
I think it is worth reading his explanation [1] of why he built this. He doesn't really seem to be scaremongering, just that he identified a risk that he thinks has a high likeliho…
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Comment #22801166
I wouldn't classify those emails as spam, as spam is unsolicited bulk email, ie untargeted emails going out to a large amount of people. Personalised unsolicited email or any other…