dariusj18

I really wish Google's Wave went somewhere. It was the real solution.

That was the hardest part of learning PHP, all the code examples online were just awful.

I think that is the role speculative fiction, like sci-fi, takes.

In first read I thought this was an operator for k8s, but it is just comparing itself.to k8s as an orchestration system.

Given the water needs of data centers and the ongoing and upcoming water scarcity, I imagine the problem of heat dissipation seems easier to solve, long term, in space.

But then if yoy pay for support it only works in one account

I had a similar issue recently and was able to convince the AI agent to give me a phone number to talk to a support representative. They manually fixed my accout and key and gtg in a few minutes.

What a PITA it took until I got a human though.

Not a big fan of this kind of promo article that just links to several of their own learning resources instead of giving some actual examples inline.

I've worked in Mongo enough to know that whatever decision I make will end up being wrong.

What i will never understand is why mongo doesn't have some simple means of document referencing that automatically updates documents a doc is embedded in. If it's such an important pattern that every app needs to reinvent for itself, just add it to the system.

I think there is confusion because coding is easy, software engineering is hard.

I've been wanting a local LLM appliance.

One of the most important jobs in an institution is knowing things. "Who do I talk to about ...?", "Why is X like this?"

There's a reason Musk brought in younglings to do the illegal stuff. To ignorant to know that in a few years they will be in jail.

Has anyone here successfully (or not) implemented BPMN for this kind of process management?

Chrome does too

My problem with indentation as significant is when I paste a chunk of code inside some chunk that is indented differently. Some may say that a good text editor will deal with that for you, but it's rarely been the case for me. The most is when the code is longer than my screen height and I have to scroll down and figure out where the pasted chunk ends and indentation it all who knows how many times without scrolling back up to the top of the chunk.

IMO it would be great if fields could have annotations for types that fall back as strings. Datetimes could be annotated for easier parsing.

I don't have any context, but I do have trouble imagining that any of your projects have scale/complexity above brochure-ware if you haven't run into this.

I've built plenty of interactive apps with JavaScript without using frameworks

And once you reach sufficient project complexity, you will end up with just another homegrown framework, with all the lessons learned by mature frameworks, left to be fixed over the next 5 years.

The dream has long been to have code distributed to thin clients while allowing intensive tasks to be run on servers.

And this is the biggest difference with architecture. Nobody starts building a house without knowing final design

I must disagree based on the number of residential homes turned into businesses, large scale remodeling, or tearing a house down to rebuild. All these fit well into the analogy.

No, it is deflection. Very common tactic used to make it appear that someone else is more responsible than oneself.

I assume they may be referring to freenets that was an early method of accessing the internet for free, not requiring AOL or some other service for access.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Free-net

ex. https://naples.net/

Honestly, the Tachiyoma model can easily be legitimized. I'm more than willing to accept sources that add ads or even payment options to support the licensed material, but I want to use a solid reader that is user friendly and not enshitified.

So weird that of all the choices they decide to use something used as an escape character.

I was in the market, but I came to find moissanite to be too sparkly. Still looking but thinking white sapphire is going to be the eventual purchase.

I feel it's a silly thing to say, as a bad man with power makes all a slave to their vices.

Ditto, 20 years on and I research and read articles when I start any new project because in one year there can be entire paradigm shifts in tooling and best practices.

I let any of my interviewees know that it is ok to use google, I just want to know what they searched for. I'm not running a trivia contest, so if they forgot the name of something or need a little refresh, that's fine.

Constraints are a major part of innovation.

COVID would probably have been a huge factor in that one. A city known for tech and expensive living, all of a sudden people don't have to go into an office and can get the same salary and live elsewhere cheaper.