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akaike··on Show HN: Brewer X, a native macOS client for Homebrew
That's exactly what brew does. Just execute it and it updates everything automatically ... for free.
akaike··on Sam Bankman-Fried sentenced to 25 years in prison
Same opinion. He should rot in jail forever
akaike··on Mintlify GitHub read/write token leak
It’s super serious …
akaike··on Fig is sunsetting
Well, who would thought, acquired a few months ago and poof
akaike··on Hey developers, please take care of your health. That's all. Have a good day! :)
Thanks, take care too and have an awesome day :)
akaike··on Do People Like Medium?
I don't like it. It's a place where people write articles about topics they actually have no clue about. It's full of bs, ai written text and general very low quality.
akaike··on Ask HN: JavaScript and/or front end developers, why are you switching to rust?
I don't think anyone uses Rust seriously for frontend work or backend unless they have a justified, specific use case; otherwise, currently, it is just a waste of resources and time.
akaike··on Leaky Vessels flaws allow hackers to escape Docker, runc containers
That's why it's better to run a docker container inside a micro vm I guess.
akaike··on Don't use NameCheap for the .fr TLD
Normal, it’s same in my company
akaike··on Ask HN: 9-yo son wants to build a game, I'm lost. What can I do?
That sounds lovely Why don’t you put coding and all the complicated stuff aside and try to build it in an interactive way? For example, there is a game on PlayStation called Dreams; check it out.

It allows you to create 3D games in a more casual and interactive way, without getting too complicated, although it also allows things to be made complicated if you want to.

Good luck

akaike··on Brace yourself, IPv6 is coming
Ah okay, thank you. A little bit inconvenient though
akaike··on Brace yourself, IPv6 is coming
Not even browsers support IPv6 properly ... Enter IPv6 and it will redirect to a search engine, enter IPv4 and it will redirect correctly.
akaike··on Outlook is Microsoft's new data collection service
But even then, they still collect data or am I wrong? You won’t have ads but they still have access to your data etc.
akaike··on Catalyst – Tailwind CSS Application UI Kit
To be honest, his comment is more productive than yours. The point is, they expect you to pay for it, no matter how you label it, and the price is hefty for what you get.
akaike··on Coding Is Hard
I think the author is being a little too harsh on himself. It’s totally okay to struggle or feel like you can’t solve something right away. There’s no need to be so hard on yourself. The most important thing is that you have fun with what you do :) You don’t need to be the best for everyone, just be the best for yourself and enjoy it!
akaike··on Oxide Hiring Process
I believe it's primarily because companies with such high requirements are not on par with big players like Apple or SpaceX. Yet, they seek highly skilled individuals —who could secure better-paid positions elsewhere, to dedicate multiple days merely to apply to their organization, which is relatively insignificant compared to others. Why would someone with high-level skills even consider wasting their time on such a task when the potential salary doesn't match what they could earn elsewhere? For those with exceptional abilities, time is money, and this essentially amounts to unpaid time wasted. These requirements are just out of touch with the reality.
akaike··on Oxide Hiring Process
American companies often seem to be out of touch with reality. Who would want to waste so much of their time on a process that ultimately benefits the company's CEO? This seems to be a good example of such a company.

The hiring process in most German companies is much more humane and efficient

akaike··on Oxide Hiring Process
I agree
akaike··on AI Graphics at JetBrains
It's Russian not CZech
akaike··on Thoughts on Svelte
I don't get it either. Plus, what exactly is so hard about using hooks? Hooks are awesome.
akaike··on Zed, the new code editor from Atom developers, has entered open beta
Same, I hate the used font. I’m in since closed beta and still waiting for the option to finally get rid of that default font
akaike··on Apple and Foxconn win permission for 12-hour shifts for women in India
If you want to dedicate your life completely to work, go ahead, but others maybe just want to work normal 9-5 jobs and have some free time for other activities
akaike··on Amazon will require employees return to the office 3 days a week
I hope everyone who can afford it will just quit
akaike··on Chat GPT is the birth of the real Web 3.0, and it's not going to be fun
I think you missed the point that he/she means AI TV and AI Twitch, not Human TV and Human Twitch, or whatever you want to call it. The point is that the content will be 24/7 AI-generated
akaike··on Warning – Google suspended GCP services for 'verification', lost my business
Have the same experience with AWS, the customer service is nice and I always felt like I’m talking to a human and not a bot like with Google. Google is just the worst nightmare for developers
akaike··on The Zig and Go Programming Showdown
It is paywalled. When you scroll down you have to subscribe to keep reading. The section "What Made Me Nearly Give Up on Zig" is closed behind a red big banner that says "keep readying with a 7 days trial".

To the thread creator: Please just stop, no one wants to subscribe to read your opinion, experience on certain languages

akaike··on Amsterdam looks incredibly realistic in the new Call of Duty
Except the human models, this looks really amazing. At first glance I really thought it’s just some edited after effects video :)

Amsterdam looks very pretty!

akaike··on AdGuard publishes the first ad blocker built on Manifest V3
Unless they port it to v3, yes, it won’t work anymore.
akaike··on Superconsole: A Text-Based User Interface (TUI) Library Written in Rust
Rust seems to need way more code optimisation than other languages to run faster/ at same level. For example Go is way simpler to write and is just fast without even optimising code. Rust is faster for sure but from what I see only if you really know what you do and optimise the code. Therefore I also wonder where exactly all this hype is coming from and for what exact reason to be honest because most developers won’t write optimised code in Rust (at least this is my assumption) and take advantage of it being faster.
akaike··on The ‘fat service’ pattern for Go web applications
It’s basically the controller, service pattern without repository, isn’t it? What’s the difference beside the naming?
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