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946789987649 commented on Google Antigravity just deleted the contents of whole drive   old.reddit.com/r/google_a... · Posted by u/tamnd
victorbuilds · 14 days ago
It handles DevOps tasks way faster than I would - setting up infra, writing migrations, config changes, etc. Project is still early stage so speed and quick iterations matter more than perfect process right now. Once there's real traffic and a team I'll tighten things up.
946789987649 · 13 days ago
If you have no real traffic, what complex things are you doing that even require such tools?
946789987649 commented on Google Antigravity just deleted the contents of whole drive   old.reddit.com/r/google_a... · Posted by u/tamnd
chr15m · 13 days ago
> deleted my production database

I'm astonished how often I have read about agents doing this. Once should probably be enough.

946789987649 · 13 days ago
I'm astonished how many people have a) constant production access on their machine and b) allow a non-deterministic process access to it
946789987649 commented on Meta Ray-Ban Display   meta.com/blog/meta-ray-ba... · Posted by u/martpie
XCSme · 3 months ago
Didn't Google Glass do the exact same thing and failed? Not because of the technology issues, but social issues.

People nowadays want to disconnect from technology more, not to have it even closer.

946789987649 · 3 months ago
Their problem was that they didn't look like normal sunglasses, so people were immediately intrigued/suspicious of them. Although these have the little light if you're recording, the amount of instagram videos where creators are using these and the random people they're directly talking to don't notice, should tell you all.

The rise of smart accessories (especially watches) should tell you that a lot of people don't want to disconnect

946789987649 commented on Everything I know about good API design   seangoedecke.com/good-api... · Posted by u/ahamez
JimDabell · 4 months ago
> While the author doesn't seem to like version based APIs very much, I always recommend baking them in from the very start of your application.

You don’t really need to do that for REST APIs. If clients request application/vnd.foobar then you can always add application/vnd.foo.bar;version=2 later without planning this in advance.

946789987649 · 4 months ago
If you use something like an OpenAPI generator and want to have different DTOs in your version 2, then you cannot do what you suggested.
946789987649 commented on Linear sent me down a local-first rabbit hole   bytemash.net/posts/i-went... · Posted by u/jcusch
petralithic · 4 months ago
ElectricSQL and TanStack DB are great, but I wonder why they focus so much on local first for the web over other platforms, as in, I see mobile being the primary local first use case since you may not always have internet. In contrast, typically if you're using a web browser to any capacity, you'll have internet.

Also the former technologies are local first in theory but without conflict resolution they can break down easily. This has been from my experience making mobile apps that need to be local first, which led me to using CRDTs for that use case.

946789987649 · 4 months ago
In this case it's not about being able to use the product at all, but the joy from using an incredibly fast and responsive product, which therefore you want to use local-first.
946789987649 commented on Bruteforcing the phone number of any Google user   brutecat.com/articles/lea... · Posted by u/brutecat
Brybry · 6 months ago
> This time can also be significantly reduced through phone number hints from password reset flows in other services such as PayPal, which provide several more digits (ex. +14•••••1779)

I've never thought about this but it's extra scary. If you have the same phone number and email address with enough services and they all mask in a different order for reset hints...

946789987649 · 6 months ago
When I was at university, I went to a talk from a security researcher who found this was the case with credit cards.
946789987649 commented on The Ingredients of a Productive Monorepo   blog.swgillespie.me/posts... · Posted by u/mifydev
gorgoiler · 7 months ago
An unspoken truth of a monorepo is that everyone is committed to developing on trunk, and trunk is never allowed to be broken. The consequence of this is that execution must be configurable at runtime: feature flags and configuration options with old and new code alongside each other.

You can have a monorepo and still fail if every team works on their own branch and then attempts to integrate into trunk the week before your quarterly release process begins.

You can fail if a core team builds a brand new version of the product on master with all new tests such that everything is green on every commit but your code is unreleasable because customers aren’t ready for v2 and you need to keep that v1 compatability around.

946789987649 · 7 months ago
I didn't know places still had quarterly releases. That seems to like the one to resolve rather than a mono repo.
946789987649 commented on Ditching Obsidian and building my own   amberwilliams.io/blogs/bu... · Posted by u/williamsss
pingiun · 7 months ago
Even simpler, just pay for the feature
946789987649 · 7 months ago
Yeah agreed - does anyone really care for $4/month?
946789987649 commented on Cursor told me I should learn coding instead of asking it to generate it   forum.cursor.com/t/cursor... · Posted by u/nomilk
cm2187 · 9 months ago
It's going to be interesting to see the AI generation arriving in the workplace, ie kids who grew up with ChatGPT, and have never learned to find something in a source document themselves. Not even just about coding, about any other knowledge.
946789987649 · 9 months ago
You could say the same about Google, where there's an entire generation who no longer needed to trawl through encyclopedias to find relevant information. I think we're doing just fine.
946789987649 commented on MacBook Air M4   apple.com/macbook-air/... · Posted by u/tosh
apparent · 9 months ago
I have several hundred open on my M2 MBA and have no problem. Maybe it's because I use Brave? I don't know but have never had to think too much about it. I also don't have much RAM (either the base amount or up a little).

I do restart my browser once a month or so, if things ever feel less snappy than normal.

946789987649 · 9 months ago
I think the question is why rather than physically how. Surely that amount of tabs is useless because you'll have duplicates, irrelevant things, etc.

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