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We won't do something like this again.

It's like you hiding shorts on youtube.

I think that I logged on it few years ago, noted the forced feed suggestion that I cant disable and give up.

By curiosity, I just logged now, and hooooo, just ai boobs, wtf.

- I’ve seen a lot of debate here comparing Go’s issues (like nil handling or error scoping) to Rust’s strengths.

- As someone who’s worked with C/C++ and Fortran, I think all these languages have their own challenges—Go’s simplicity trades off against Rust’s safety guarantees, for example.

- Could someone share a real-world example where Go’s design caused a production issue that Rust or another language would’ve avoided?

- I’m curious how these trade-offs play out in practice.

Sorry, I don't do Go/Rust coding, still on C/C++/Fotran.

TL;DR; REKT by a extra - because java just don’t stop on invalid commands, ex: —dry is just ignored.

deserved for this 5%, people get out of mind and abuse the service.

Using it as my default search for my browser and mobile (on mobile is abit hard to setup).

Migrate fully, after Google first search turned into a cesspool of scam AD's and SEO crap.

Tools like aider or cursor composer does not help for complex code as they destroy your mental code model of the solution you working on.

This tools help a bit for initial mocks, but even that, I don't like as they create code that I don't know and I need to review it all to know where things is.

When you are doing complex software, you need to build a good mental code model to know where things is, especialy when you need to start to debug issues, not knowing where things is is a mess and very annoying.

This days, I almost don't use this tools anymore, I just prefer basic line auto-completion.

Not sure if you guys know: Groq already doing this with their ASIC chips. So... the already passed FPGA phase and is on ASICs phase.

The problem is: seems that their costs is 1x or 2x from what they are charging.

Yes, seems things start/build on X and get spread on other media this days.

Possible, but only if you do it in "Founder Mode", i.e., no distraction, code a MVP and that's it. Even if you get distracted with IA our premature optimization, you rekt. In fact, you have 1 week to build the MVP, after that, all your team or you is burned out.

Only 10 credits, so, you can do one shot (one image) to test. Wanted more credits to fine tune.

I'm on yt music now:

- I can search yt show and create playlists from it.

- this playlist is available on yt music to me.

- yt music searching and suggestion is crap too.

- best for finding good lives and new artists is YT now.

- as I have YT premium family, it turn to be a good one solution for my musics.

Yep, don't trust Maps or Waze, you can get shot in Brazil if you use it blindly.

Always force it to suggest main routes, even if suggest a route with less traffic.

Yep, I just experienced it today on work. Used chat gpt to rephrase my test. My boss: you used chat gpt right? Next time I'll ask chat gpt to send your weekly.

You missed ollama option

Man, if this is true, this guys have steel balls.

hacker news "new" feed.

Seems good, the problem is with IPv6, why not /64 block? If metal load is low, can beat contabo.

I'm trying Social Detox, only trying to keep on track with HN and some Reddities.

Abandoned Facebook, LinkedIn, Tumblr, etc, too much noise.

Trying to keep Twitter, but, Twitter keep you on a social bubble, so, HN is best to capture trends.

Damn... I was using some fingerprint to prevent sensitive accounts to be stolen or misused, now moz guys is taking away my cake.

Cool, big font, clean elements, nice contrast. Using bootstrap?

For Nomads and Travelling: https://nomadlist.com/forum/ For Low Level Geeks: https://lobste.rs/

Will be nice to have someone like you on my rekon platform to optimize our hardware acceleration engine.

Man... now a days, it's impossible for a modern web app to not use JSON parsing. Can't see this as problem for a password manager. If you can't trust in the browser, you are dead. Ok, Kasp want to sell they fish, but, we need good arguments.

LoL, PainInTheAss-as-Service.

Well, this is very good, that confirm for me that HackerNews is a good source of innovation. Thanks.

Take a look at AWS SES (https://aws.amazon.com/pt/ses/) you can send 100.000/month for only $3.8/month. And you can just configure it as relay-service for your smtp servers.

Child getting crazy with @youtube down. LoL, they don't understand that services can get offline. #youtubeisdown