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solatic

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    Comment #49243459

    It is very reasonable to expect quiet in apartments. It is not reasonable to expect that you will never need to confront people to achieve it. If you want to never talk to neighbor…

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    Comment #49234507

    Yeah, I'd be uncomfortable with that approach. One of their key design goals was to minimize underselling, recognizing that it results in lost revenue. But if a seller has 5k inven…

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    Comment #49181564

    The smallest single-person motorized vehicle is a motorcycle. Leaving stability aside for a minute - one of the issues with electric motorcycles is that the batteries are too small…

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    Comment #49132575

    This is why some projects will vendor their dependencies - changes within the dependency itself will also be reviewed, and it's easier to locally maintain patches to those dependen…

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    Comment #49100621

    This is why the future is in deterministic static analysis and policy-as-code frameworks. Policy-in-English? Model implicitly complains that it's TL-DR. Ask the model to write code…

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    Comment #49098748

    > if you make a point of never shooting the shit with your coworkers how will you ever really come across this kind of info? Asking coworkers about their hobbies is well within the…

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    Comment #49081602

    I don't think you're fundamentally disagreeing. Your work community can be a source of friendships (and sometimes but more rarely, more than friendship), but you shouldn't confuse …

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    Comment #49078437

    There's a huge difference between learning that your colleague also happens to play chess, and sharing the vulnerability of how you handled personal grief in your life. Your workpl…

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    Comment #49078308

    I might be reading too closely / projecting, but... Sounds like an ineffectual CEO who didn't understand that his role, like any manager, is to help resolve interpersonal conflict …

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    Comment #49075601

    Spoiler alert: Dujour, leading to Trinity

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    Comment #48988765

    > free to use at launch How does this help me control spend if I don't understand how much it will cost me a year after I bake it into my infrastructure?

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    Comment #48981069

    > For someone else it's the wrong choice, they don't know Python The author ruins their entire argument with this one claim. If "we picked this tool because we know it best" is a l…

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    Comment #48943552

    > You can, of course, add traits. But at this point you're essentially creating your own language that compiles to Zig I think herein lies the rub. What's the difference between a …

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    Comment #48937844

    > Zig has no private fields You may have missed the point here. You could add a comment to the struct field that marks the field as private, and build a TypeScript/JSDoc analogue t…

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    Comment #48936593

    I wouldn't say it's impossible, rather un-ergonomic. TypeScript can add type information to ordinary JavaScript code via JSDoc comments; the result can both be executed as ordinary…

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    Comment #48936121

    > I've said for a long time that composability in software is a bit like playing Tetris: the lines have to clear. I love this analogy, and I find it darkly hilarious that most sibl…

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    Comment #48924345

    I'm not convinced. Hyperscript's reactivity model is highly greppable, and it keeps the no-build approach to Web frontend interactivity. It's "just enough" in the same way that HTM…

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    Comment #48919115

    Just curious: the people behind HTMX have a frontend sibling project called Hyperscript, which handles stuff like frontend state: https://hyperscript.org/docs/reactivity/ Did you g…

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    Comment #48910675

    AWS and Google at least own their own hardware (Trainium and TPUs, respectively). It's a moat in the sense that designing, building, and deploying your own chips at scale is quite …

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    Comment #48875243

    > have never measured it That's because it's practically impossible to collect objective data here, i.e. without confounding factors. A product where the user spends 99+% of their …

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    Comment #48874341

    > 10 years ago, apps had to explicitly state if they needed network access. And then the powers that be decided that really all apps need network access no matter what. Why does ne…

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    Comment #48841969

    Yeah, I'm working on a communications platform as a side-project, architecturally providing reliable communications is exceedingly difficult to self-host. * Mobile calls are anothe…

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    Comment #48821764

    You're right, but idTech is almost by definition that "novelty" kind of engine. And it did help id to sell more games. It's just apparently not enough.

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    Comment #48660672

    This is not an argument that founders should seed 25k EUR to cover liability, it's an argument that GmbH bank account amounts should be visible publicly. If I want to put in a cate…

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    Comment #48608595

    > Surely having these guarantees for some packages beats having it for none? > You can just define that option in your own configuration This is exactly what I'm talking about. Onc…