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Comment #48954463
Not a lawyer but if you can sue for emotional distress for similar situations I would imagine there is an angle here
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Comment #48651715
Broken on mobile, and clearly written by an AI co-author. This sounds like Claude from a mile away “It strikes the tool. It keeps the person. Matching runs on both the display name…
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Comment #48452899
“Sub-100ms response times, because I chose the hard path with Rust and it paid off.“ Rust is not the reason you have sub-100ms response times. If it were the true bottleneck your a…
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Comment #48142566
This woman knows nothing about the real world
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Comment #48142514
robots.txt is merely a gentleman’s courtesy at this point. Nobody is obligated to follow it.
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Comment #47542297
The data viz of the benchmarks is really rough. I think you’d get a lot of leverage out of rebuilding it and using colors and/or shapes to extract additional dimensions. Nobody wan…
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Comment #47512355
This problem was solved almost 15 years ago
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Comment #47186051
Learn to read canonical diffs. It is the standard and will get you further than any new tool
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Comment #46871888
Neat idea but you could build this with a fraction of the complexity by ditching sqlite and duckdb for your native file system and rg/grep/gawk with equivalent performance
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Comment #46855877
Why are people using rust to build web apps
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Comment #46848308
Looks really cool, will definitely be trying it out. Do you have any screenshares or demo midi you can share? And is there any way to use a text based notation rather than a piano …
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Comment #46839639
Why? Just because it’s in rust doesn’t make it a better product
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Comment #46812663
Heartbreaking. They were a pioneer and laid the foundation for countless artists over the last 20 years. Especially in the early 2010s, their products like Massive played a key rol…
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Comment #45915014
Someone never read their shell’s manpages
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Comment #45643652
Love the powerful simplicity, nice work
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Comment #45222575
Really clever, nice work. Love the minimal but polished approach you’ve taken
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Comment #45048903
I've noticed the exact same thing. Every tablestakes component has a gold standard library (sidekiq, puma, devise, rake, vcr, and so many others) and all seem to have been updated …
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Comment #45047596
I really think we need to take a good look at Tux, and consider a redesign. For something as symbolic as him, I really think that we need to adjust his shading, such that he is at …
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Comment #45047526
This also makes me think of blackbodies, which are literal black bodied objects in physical space that absorb radiation in larger quantities than non black bodies
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Comment #45047418
Such a waste of valuable man hours
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Comment #44940270
I don’t understand why Ruby and Rails get a reputation for being outdated or “legacy.” Over the last several years both have seen massive numbers of contributions, both in improvem…
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Comment #44798009
I really recommend you do more reading on DDD. This codebase is looking like a ticking time bomb. Biggest red flag I’m seeing right now is your supabase/functions/create/index.js. …
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Comment #40832881
I would have told myself that there's going to be a new frontend architecture called "SPA," and a new framework related to it called React.js. And that I should stay far away from …
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Comment #40832831
I strongly disagree with this. I got a 102 on the Putnam and am proud member of Mensa International, yet I never studied for exams or really tried very hard in school. While it mak…