snagglemouth
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1 year ago
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on: Show HN: Openkoda – Open–source, private, Salesforce alternative
You already posted a Show HN like 10 days ago. Why are you posting again?
snagglemouth
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1 year ago
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on: Ask HN: Do you run your own DNS servers?
No, but I'm curious what would motivate you to consider it?
snagglemouth
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1 year ago
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on: ChatGPT 4o vs. ChatGPT 4
From what I've read there's a trade off in terms of speed and accuracy. 4o is much faster, but its responses will sometimes have lower quality vs 4.
snagglemouth
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1 year ago
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on: Floor796
Okay, that's actually amazing. Bravo!
snagglemouth
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2 years ago
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on: Majority of America's underground water stores are drying up, study finds
Meanwhile Nestle is pumping thousands of gallons per minute out of aquifers to put into plastic bottles.
snagglemouth
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2 years ago
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on: Hasbro laying off Wizards of the Coast staff is baffling
As someone who's played these games, it's disheartening to see the layoffs at Wizards of the Coast. Their contributions to the gaming world are immense, and the potential brain drain to competitors is concerning. These games hold a special place in many hearts, and the recent controversies have cast a shadow. Hoping for a brighter future for the gaming community.
snagglemouth
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2 years ago
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on: Chesterton's Fence: A lesson in second order thinking (2021)
Very insightful. IMO this is exactly what leads to many engineering teams to want to re-write a system from the ground up instead of trying to fix existing systems. They underestimate the complexity and assume the problems with the current system were the result of poor skill quality, rather than confronting complexity and nuance that they also aren't expecting. So they promise a rewrite in a couple months, a couple months turns into 6, they get pressure from management to wrap it up and ship the new thing, so they rush and they do. Then that system sits there for a couple years until a new batch of engineers comes and argues that the system sucks and the answer is a rewrite from the ground up. Rinse and repeat.
snagglemouth
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2 years ago
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on: Securing the Fundamentals: Our Support for Log4j
Cool! As someone who has extensively used Log4j, it's nice to see STF investing in the technology. Log4j has been a bedrock in the Java-based software world for a long time now. The security vulnerabilities that sent everyone scrambling back December 2021 highlighted the need for more sustained efforts to enhance its security and functionality.
snagglemouth
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2 years ago
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on: Location history data in Google Maps will soon be stored on user devices
What could go wrong?