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mgarciaisaia

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About mgarciaisaia

mgarcia at manas dot tech

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    The current transition into "we now all have to go the AI-assisted way" in development made me remember this piece.

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    Comment #46834217

    Disabling external images was the default until they started proxying+caching the images themselves. So now _by default_ clients get to see the images without sending tracking data…

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    I've made https://deja.de.hueve.ar/hn so it snapshots the frontpage once per day - that way, I now there won't be new updates during the rest of the day, and the dopamine addiction…

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    Comment #45049065

    Just copy-pasted your very same prompt into free ChatGPT, and the first out of its eight suggestions was "Global Neural Network Collapse: A powerful AI system controlling vital glo…

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    https://www.tiktok.com/@canal26argentina/video/7169586172967... Argentinian fans during Qatar's FIFA World Cup 2022 using a shopping cart as a barbequeue grill. A friend of mine ha…

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    Comment #44620427

    I've done https://deja.de.hueve.ar/hn for this - it updates every (Argentinian) midnight with HN's frontpage, so I have a fixed amount of stories to read per day, and it stops my c…

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    Comment #44430138

    Posted that story here to discuss (didn't find it in Algolia's HN search): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44430133

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    Comment #44226654

    Same here. You can take a fun look at this for the next ~10 hours until it refreshes with tomorrow's front page: https://deja.de.hueve.ar/hn Also: I built the thing, so maybe I sho…

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    I was under the impression that the standard was to use lat/lng, rather than long/lat. Is there such a standard thing, or I am generalizing my tiny corner of the bits?

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    Comment #43987411

    Lol, sibling commented same thing at the same time.

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    > What benefit do they see in exchange for the effort in open sourcing things? Next (good) thing they build will probably have greater adoption, due to less fear of "they'll kill t…

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    I tend to find DDH's takes as innovatively great, but in this case I totally agree that your first quote is not true - Chrome won because Google was behind it. Source: https://blog…

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    That was what I did before knowing about shell-secrets. But I also need different "contexts" on the same domains/tools (different AWS accounts and credentials for different clients…

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    Comment #43725335

    I didn't know about sops, thanks for sharing! Encrypting YAML files' values may be handy for another project - will take note of it.

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    Oh - so age would be a gpg replacement, and not a shell-secrets replacement. I guess it could work, but also I haven't had any issues with GPG yet (in my ~4 years regularly using s…

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    Comment #43628073

    Using a hash (content-addressable) instead of a GUID (random ID for each version) is a big difference, though

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    Comment #43296563

    I'd expect the next generation of terminals to do this out of the box when using SSH. I never want to run the server's vi[m]/emacs/nano if I already have my own local one completel…

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    > I won't fall in the same trap as 10 years prior, wasting hours upon hours of productivity! One day later, did you succeed in that?