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remedan commented on Chess.com regional pricing: A case study   mobeigi.com/blog/economic... · Posted by u/mobeigi
remedan · 4 months ago
> It is the goal of every business to maximise profits. As a business, it is your responsibility to price your products in a way that will yield the most profit.

This is how the article starts, and it might be somewhat off-topic, but I disagree. Plenty of businesses (at least privately held ones) have the goal of simply making enough for the owners to get by. Not to optimize for the absolute maximum. And why should they be responsible to do so?

remedan commented on Which NPM package has the largest version number?   adamhl.dev/blog/largest-n... · Posted by u/genshii
bapak · 5 months ago
> People often assume that a zero-major version indicates that the software is not ready for production

I wonder why. Conventions that are being broken, maybe.

remedan · 5 months ago
I don't know if this is the origin, but the semver spec says 0.x.y is unstable. Sure, not everybody uses semver, but it is popular enough for people to make incorrect assumptions.

https://semver.org/#spec-item-4

remedan commented on Valve Software handbook for new employees [pdf] (2012)   cdn.akamai.steamstatic.co... · Posted by u/Michelangelo11
jodleif · 6 months ago
IMO it’s really hard to argue with the quality valve software is putting out. I can’t really name a game that isn’t considered a must play that they’ve made
remedan · 6 months ago
Artifact flopped really hard.
remedan commented on Solving Wordle with uv's dependency resolver   mildbyte.xyz/blog/solving... · Posted by u/mildbyte
remedan · 7 months ago
This is off-topic, but I use the Firefox extension Foxy Gestures. When I draw a gesture on the featured website, a pop-up shows the gesture I'm drawing.

I have never seen that before. Is that some JS/CSS trickery? Or a bug in the extension?

remedan commented on Speeding up Ruby by rewriting C in Ruby   jpcamara.com/2024/12/01/s... · Posted by u/todsacerdoti
resonious · a year ago
> Python was the slowest language in the benchmark, and yet at the same time it’s the most used language on Github as of October 2024.

Interesting that there seems to be a correlation between a language being slow and it being popular.

remedan · a year ago
Does that correlation hold if you look at let's say the top 20 popular languages?
remedan commented on GitHub cuts AI deals with Google, Anthropic   bloomberg.com/news/articl... · Posted by u/jbredeche
sotix · a year ago
This sort of makes me sick as a software engineer with licensed code on GitHub. Am I understanding correctly that they have trained data on my code despite my license? Do I receive monetary payment from the deal? Or have I misunderstood this?
remedan · a year ago
I'm pretty sure that to upload your code to GitHub, you have to agree to their terms of service, which potentially give them all sorts of rights to your code. This creates a special relationship between you and GitHub that is separate from the license you assign to your project.
remedan commented on Piracy   blog.cobanov.cloud/blog/p... · Posted by u/cobanov
averageRoyalty · a year ago
Was red the eventual winner after what/pth? I never found out what happened post what.
remedan · a year ago
I think so, yeah. Although orpheus is also all right.
remedan commented on Piracy   blog.cobanov.cloud/blog/p... · Posted by u/cobanov
voidUpdate · a year ago
> "Look, no one pirates music anymore"

I must be the last person that does then. All my music is ripped from youtube

remedan · a year ago
Do yourself the favor of joining Red and download your music in flac or mp3 made from high-quality sources instead of YouTube. The interview is not hard to pass if you prepare for it.
remedan commented on Show HN: Void, an open-source Cursor/GitHub Copilot alternative   github.com/voideditor/voi... · Posted by u/andrewpareles
psychoslave · a year ago
Genuine question: why don’t you started from VSCodium if the the VSCode is too much hassle to deal with?
remedan · a year ago
Isn't VSCodium built from the same source code as VSCode? Excluding a few proprietary things Microsoft puts into the official binaries.

u/remedan

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