The question that resonated with me was whether open source even matters anymore. I think it does but there are weird dynamics I don’t fully understand. I’m curious about HNs thoughts. My theories: Centralization around…
There are obvious tells that this was heavily curated by AI, the very thing it criticizes in the opening paras and roasts throughout as a life-destroyer. I don’t disagree with the premise, and I appreciate the roasts of…
Oh man I wrote this exact comment before trawling far enough to find yours. It belongs at the top. That HN cannot discern the obvious is more alarming than the blatant hypocrisy of the authors. Yeesh!
This post reeks of being written by Claude. Surely you all feel it, too? Are people who write these kinds of posts lacking self awareness, integrity? Does it matter?
15 years ago GitHub was a strong signal for like-minded devs who were of the “let me code and slide pizza under the door” variety. The signal became less meaningful over time so people started optimizing for other…
I didn’t follow the article’s thesis. It felt written from a defensive crouch and claimed not to be punching down but it seemed to be radiating hostility the entire time. Something about vibe coding only replaces the…
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Didn’t know the sackler family was Chinese.
Yeah, I had the same instinct - this feels very much like a "nice idea" but the execution falls short. I mean - busily banging on sqlite like this? Shit at that point just use Redis.
What on earth is this guy saying doesn’t he own like every kindle?
Read Moby Dick some time my friend.
100% bro
If you can't tell then I'm not sure what more needs to be said. I took a look through the commit history and it was glaringly obvious to me. To trust something like data-storage to vibe-coded nonsense is incredibly…
It's a nonstop slop funnel as far as I can tell. Only ashamed I've been here for more than 5 minutes.
Are you using ai for the comment replies too?!
Vibe coded trash. that credulous hn readers will upvote this is alarming.
Beethovens 17th piano sonata is based on the tempest. I recommend Richter if you’re curious! https://youtu.be/qeL3tAb7yV4
I’d imagine there’s an extremely long tail of features and quirks that will take time to iron out even after SQL compatibility is achieved. Looks like it’s still missing some important features like savepoints (!!!),…
Fuck, my wife got a notice that she would have to increase her iCloud storage so last week began the process of ordering a backup of all her pictures so I could get them off iCloud and organized on some drives at home.…
I still use it (shout out taviso iykyk). https://github.com/zy/zy-fvwm/blob/master/fvwmrc/taviso.fvwm... Someone made a full cde style desktop with fvwm: https://github.com/NsCDE/NsCDE It’s too bad tech seems so much to…
This is disingenuous and probably was written this way for HN cred and clicks. Sqlite's test suite simulates just about every kind of failure you can imagine - this document is worth reading if you have any doubts:…
That's even crazier - so you're using asyncio because you have a ton of slow network-bound stuff - but for your database access you are running every sqlite connection in it's own thread and just managing those threads…
This is strange on so many levels. SQLite does not even do network I/O. How does sharing a connection (and transaction scope) in an asyncio environment even work? Won’t you still need a connection per asyncio context?…
Similar thing in 2019-20 in Colorado. There is a ton of FOIA stuff released if you search. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2019–20_Colorado_drone_sightin...
24 zx6r to replace my clapped r6, which had nearly 50k miles. Love it even though the rev limit kicks in at 14k (as opposed to the 17k on the r6). Now that it’s cold I’ll be sending it off for a flash to get that raised…
The question that resonated with me was whether open source even matters anymore. I think it does but there are weird dynamics I don’t fully understand. I’m curious about HNs thoughts. My theories: Centralization around…
There are obvious tells that this was heavily curated by AI, the very thing it criticizes in the opening paras and roasts throughout as a life-destroyer. I don’t disagree with the premise, and I appreciate the roasts of…
Oh man I wrote this exact comment before trawling far enough to find yours. It belongs at the top. That HN cannot discern the obvious is more alarming than the blatant hypocrisy of the authors. Yeesh!
This post reeks of being written by Claude. Surely you all feel it, too? Are people who write these kinds of posts lacking self awareness, integrity? Does it matter?
15 years ago GitHub was a strong signal for like-minded devs who were of the “let me code and slide pizza under the door” variety. The signal became less meaningful over time so people started optimizing for other…
I didn’t follow the article’s thesis. It felt written from a defensive crouch and claimed not to be punching down but it seemed to be radiating hostility the entire time. Something about vibe coding only replaces the…
[dead]
Didn’t know the sackler family was Chinese.
Yeah, I had the same instinct - this feels very much like a "nice idea" but the execution falls short. I mean - busily banging on sqlite like this? Shit at that point just use Redis.
What on earth is this guy saying doesn’t he own like every kindle?
Read Moby Dick some time my friend.
100% bro
If you can't tell then I'm not sure what more needs to be said. I took a look through the commit history and it was glaringly obvious to me. To trust something like data-storage to vibe-coded nonsense is incredibly…
It's a nonstop slop funnel as far as I can tell. Only ashamed I've been here for more than 5 minutes.
Are you using ai for the comment replies too?!
Vibe coded trash. that credulous hn readers will upvote this is alarming.
Beethovens 17th piano sonata is based on the tempest. I recommend Richter if you’re curious! https://youtu.be/qeL3tAb7yV4
I’d imagine there’s an extremely long tail of features and quirks that will take time to iron out even after SQL compatibility is achieved. Looks like it’s still missing some important features like savepoints (!!!),…
Fuck, my wife got a notice that she would have to increase her iCloud storage so last week began the process of ordering a backup of all her pictures so I could get them off iCloud and organized on some drives at home.…
I still use it (shout out taviso iykyk). https://github.com/zy/zy-fvwm/blob/master/fvwmrc/taviso.fvwm... Someone made a full cde style desktop with fvwm: https://github.com/NsCDE/NsCDE It’s too bad tech seems so much to…
This is disingenuous and probably was written this way for HN cred and clicks. Sqlite's test suite simulates just about every kind of failure you can imagine - this document is worth reading if you have any doubts:…
That's even crazier - so you're using asyncio because you have a ton of slow network-bound stuff - but for your database access you are running every sqlite connection in it's own thread and just managing those threads…
This is strange on so many levels. SQLite does not even do network I/O. How does sharing a connection (and transaction scope) in an asyncio environment even work? Won’t you still need a connection per asyncio context?…
Similar thing in 2019-20 in Colorado. There is a ton of FOIA stuff released if you search. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2019–20_Colorado_drone_sightin...
24 zx6r to replace my clapped r6, which had nearly 50k miles. Love it even though the rev limit kicks in at 14k (as opposed to the 17k on the r6). Now that it’s cold I’ll be sending it off for a flash to get that raised…