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zendist commented on Show HN: BreakerMachines – Modern Circuit Breaker for Rails with Async Support   github.com/seuros/breaker... · Posted by u/seuros
seuros · 5 months ago
No offense taken—you're absolutely right.

In fact, I even added an em dash shortcut to my Logitech POP keyboard. That’s dedication. See? — — — — —

I’m not just writing like this—I’ve industrialized it.

If it sounds like a chatbot, maybe it's because I have spent too much time training them and not enough time pretending to be a chaos monkey in HN threads.

Appreciate the feedback though.

Now excuse me while I reboot into Windows just to add and to my custom shortcuts.

I have still got one more slot—what do you think I should add?

Go wild. Bonus points if it makes someone uninstall the gem out of pure emotional confusion.

zendist · 5 months ago
Weird.
zendist commented on Mermaid: Generation of diagrams like flowcharts or sequence diagrams from text   github.com/mermaid-js/mer... · Posted by u/olalonde
smusamashah · 7 months ago
I have an almost exhaustive list [1] of browser based text to diagram tools. Some specialised tools (like https://sequencediagram.org/) so much better at what they do than any generic ones like mermaid.

[1] https://xosh.org/text-to-diagram/

zendist · 7 months ago
The main benefit for me to just know and primarily use mermaid is that it integrates with markdown in Azure DevOps and GitHub seamlessly. No need for a text to image build step or similar.
zendist commented on Show HN: Aberdeen – An elegant approach to reactive UIs   aberdeenjs.org/... · Posted by u/vanviegen
zendist · 8 months ago
There are many overlaps with SolidJS. How is this project different, ignoring the obvious; that you don't support JSX.
zendist commented on SQL pipe syntax available in public preview in BigQuery   cloud.google.com/bigquery... · Posted by u/marcyb5st
zendist · 10 months ago
This reminds me a bit of MSFTs Kusto language. Such an immensely useful way to slice and dice large amounts of structured data.
zendist commented on Dumb TVs deserve a comeback   makeuseof.com/reasons-why... · Posted by u/znpy
raron · a year ago
The EU couldn't fix the EU-US privacy framework even for the third try, and when the previous one have been invalidated by the CJEU, nobody bat an eye and continued to do the same thing.

GDPR is simply ignored by any bigger US company, it took 5 years for NOYB to facebook get fined which was less than 0.3% of their income, basically a small tax, not a huge fine.

Also GDPR is full of inconsistency (face biometric data is special data, but a photo of your face from what anybody can get the biometric data is not) and loopholes (required by law, legitimate interest).

They did something, but I wouldn't call that "a long way".

zendist · a year ago
This is false. GDPR is not ignored, I can tell you that much.
zendist commented on Show HN: Rill – Composable concurrency toolkit for Go   github.com/destel/rill... · Posted by u/destel
izolate · a year ago
The batching concept is a cool idea and could be useful in the right context. That said, this feels like a JavaScript engineer's take on Go. Abstractions like Map and ForEach don't align with Go's emphasis on simplicity and explicitness. The lack of context.Context handling also seems like an oversight, especially when considering concurrency.

Judging by the praise, I'm probably in the minority, but as a code reviewer, I’d much rather see straightforward loops, channels, and Go's native constructs over something like Rill.

zendist · a year ago
If you were to build a library like `rill` in the Go-way, what would your Batch API usage look like?
zendist commented on IOCCC Flight Simulator (2010)   blog.aerojockey.com/ioccc... · Posted by u/smig0
zendist · a year ago
How in the world did they come up with the obfuscated code for this? Surely they must be using a tool?
zendist commented on Ask HN: Why is there not more concern about the physical security of Cloudflare?    · Posted by u/dtquad
lfmunoz4 · a year ago
never heard of a story where physical security at any cloud provider has been a problem. are you worried about governments, or employees, or someone breaking in?
zendist · a year ago
That's definitely a thing. Additionally, humans are surprisingly friendly in all the wrong ways when it comes to physical security (tailgating, "forgotten ID/credentials", etc.).
zendist commented on A rare disorder makes people see monsters   newyorker.com/news/annals... · Posted by u/prismatic
zendist · a year ago
Sorry to anyone having this, that sounds awful.

Would we easily know if the inverse phenomenon is happening in the rest of us? We're seeing people "better looking" than "they are"?

zendist commented on OpenAI starts rolling out new voice mode   twitter.com/openai/status... · Posted by u/doubtfuluser
zendist · a year ago
Same as https://www.theverge.com/2024/7/30/24209650/openai-chatgpt-a... ? I don't have Twitter, so I'm not 100p sure.

u/zendist

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