<rss version="2.0" xmlns:dc="http://purl.org/dc/elements/1.1/" xmlns:atom="http://www.w3.org/2005/Atom"><channel><title>Hacker News: 6510</title><link>https://news.ycombinator.com/user?id=6510</link><description>Hacker News RSS</description><docs>https://hnrss.org/</docs><generator>hnrss v2.1.1</generator><lastBuildDate>Sun, 14 Jun 2026 04:03:08 +0000</lastBuildDate><atom:link href="https://hnrss.org/user?id=6510" rel="self" type="application/rss+xml"></atom:link><item><title><![CDATA[New comment by 6510 in "Building an HTML-first site doubled our users overnight"]]></title><description><![CDATA[
<p>it refers to<p>> the GP point, that you're better off finding people that already, truly understand and are familiar with the tech (ie. Astro), imo still stands.</p>
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<p>oned sounds like something LLM</p>
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<p>haha right, I forgot the word for it.</p>
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<p>I'm always advocating for encoding known events into schedules. For the traffic lights next to a school here you could load the entire year worth of school days and change the timings in the morning. There is a huge flood of bicycles and lots of parents dropping off their kid. But if there are no separate lights for going round the corner there is no real solution when all traffic comes from 3 directions and wants to go in the 4th. Perhaps flash the orange light?</p>
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<p>It's still full of delicious rocks with completely insane market value. They sit there waiting for our greed and capabilities to reach escape velocity. Some day there will be a TEMU space station drop shipping custom fidget spinners to wherever we desire them. Probably not any time soon but eventually...</p>
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<p>Perhaps it is time to build a serious platform agnostic reputation system. That isn't stars, followers, age or upvotes. Something like page rank but for users. If you endorse someone else you pay for it. Imagine a lab or uni assigning a diploma to a public key. They would hope one would do something useful with it which entirely depends on how useful the diploma turns out. Having lots of well behaved endorsements would also reflect gloriously onto the entity. Bots can participate too. If we can get lots of useful work out of a swam of sleeper agents we still have to catch them in the act but that should get increasingly easy.</p>
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<p>I was cycling and I see an egg shaped cloud of about a million tiny flies across the street. About 3 meters tall and 2 meters wide. It got my attention because it had such sharp edges and had an interesting pattern of waves. I stopped to look at it and thought it looked quite organized. Then I felt it looking back at me. I notice that kind of thing, like someone looking at me from behind. I'm never scared but it scared me a bit.... you won't believe what happened next. The cloud turned into a perfect circle with a dark outline. In the middle of the circle a second circle appeared then between the inner and outer circles 6 more circles formed with the borders touching the inner and outer circle. In the circles lines formed, the center one faded from dense on the edge to empty in the middle. Each of the outer circles had a different geometry to it. I was terrified, I've never been so scared in my life. I jumped on my bicycle and cycled as if my life depended on it with my heart beating hard enough to feel it. 200 meters away I shouted to myself, what the hell was that!<p><a href="https://imgur.com/a/HFKfffQ" rel="nofollow">https://imgur.com/a/HFKfffQ</a><p>I've taken some liberties with the content of the circles. Only the spiral on the left and the circle filled with circles are somewhat correct.<p>20 years later, trying to figure out what the hell, I think I've provided a common point for all of them to look at which triggered a common pattern of flight. It was definitely a potent trick worth remembering as I almost pooped myself.<p>Never told anyone, I mean? Why bother? The response is to predictable.</p>
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<p>What do you think of my minimalist text editor in a self contained html document.<p><a href="https://text-edit.go-here.nl" rel="nofollow">https://text-edit.go-here.nl</a><p>One is suppose to download the doc and use it like a desktop app.</p>
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<p>We cant all be wise enough to use php.<p>I read a fun comment the other day from a frustrated windows user who failed to configure linux in previous attempts but now with LLMs it was very easy for him.</p>
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<p>Using it to understand a framework is fine.</p>
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<p>I use to have an old pentium 2 computer for testing websites. Sometimes you cant make things fast enough for the old box. A fun trick is/was to have <script>elm.textContent="loading images"</script> between each "heavy" section, all targeting the same elm. If the computer, network or server is truly extremely slow you will get a nice message at the top describing what they are waiting for. On a normal slow computer you won't see the messages unless something went wrong.</p>
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<p>It will still work 30 years from now! 300 years! 3000 years. There will be no strange error messages in the log, no browser updates breaking stuff.<p>Personally, rather than this luxurious approach, I just do one giant form and store all values in local storage. If something is wrong have one message at the top listing which fields failed validation and why. Generate some css to put a red border around the fields.<p>Local storage might not be a good idea for such sensitive data but if you can get away with the simplicity it's lovely.</p>
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<p>Reads like, permanently shadow ban.</p>
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<p>I don't think I've ever not learned a better way to write something after writing it. Sometimes it's small and insignificant, sometimes it "forces" me to start over. The funniest is when more than half the code deals with something that won't happen. The banana that is not a fruit clause.</p>
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<p>I read a hilarious comment from a Swish once, he was confused how we could take in so many migrants from all over the world. He was all for helping people, he could see the economic benefits, he understood that the native population was aging. What he didn't get was how we were going to preserve the familiar country we grew up in. The new people won't love your country the way you do. They will see it for what it is, a strange collection of cultural weirdness and they will struggle leaving their own cultural weirdness behind. Why would they? His final point, what if there is a war? If you were a migrant, would you die for your new country or just move on to greener pastures?</p>
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<p>It's somewhat amusing that this is understood though the glasses of warfare.<p>We've always been subject to collective manipulation and those skilled in the art need no digital twin or to measure effects but it does make it easier and more accurate.<p>It should be considered a weapon of mass construction.<p>Finally the means to ease peoples struggle, all align to the same goal. It would be strangely ambitious and hard to imagine if the Chinese weren't already doing it. The force lifting people out of poverty can persist and raise people into prosperity in one giant swoop.</p>
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<p>I always think of the lumberjack tasked with cutting down the last redwood giant. He hesitated a bit and was somewhat reluctant to start. Several of his coworkers understood that it was slightly emotional and said they would do it if he couldn't.</p>
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<p>Tax I could do to some extend but I once (for laughs) had a go at scripting up Dutch work hour laws because no one could do it in their head. This was so terrifyingly complex that I'm convinced many laws should be rewritten to make it easier to code.<p>The problem looks something like (not a real example): Type Z hours maximum A per day, B per week, C per month, D per year. E more hours than A is allowed every F weeks but no more than G per month and H per year. More than B is allowed... etc Minimum rest hours I per day, J per week, K per two weeks, L per month. More is allowed every 7.5 days unless it is full moon and maximum hours per day were exceeded at least 3 times in the last 82 days except from solar eclipses or if the Kings is married 12.5 years or if the employee gave birth in the last 472 hours.<p>My employer has software to make the schedules. It cant tell where shifting around shifts is possible but you can try do it and it will tell you why it isn't possible.<p>I was hoping to calculate if multiple shifts can be shifted around to facilitate someones day off. Sometimes it just cant be made to work but if people are willing and there is a hole you end up doing it anyway. (I've done a triple shift once because the coworker wanted to bring his wife to the hospital.) Employees earn undocumented days off... and then you end up with multiple schedules, the real one and the official one. Possibly extra copies depending on who knows what is really going on. This cant be the way...<p>Better just have modern laws that make sense in code.</p>
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<p>We use rigid 16 mm pvc conduit (bend with heat) with 2.5mm2 wires in brown(+) blue(-) yellow/green stripe(gnd) and 1.5mm2 black for switched wires.<p>Ideally you bend the pipe as little as possible and make the corners as smooth or as blunt as possible. If done properly you can later add extra wires. If not done properly you only get the illusion you can.<p>With romex you have to anticipate future changes.</p>
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<p>I remembered my grand vision for teletext. All pages should be dedicated to a text based rpg using the <i>Choose Your Own Adventure</i> mechanic[0]<p>People want to fight orcs and goblins, ride dragons, cast magic missile and save the princess.<p>That (using teletext) one can update the plot dynamically makes for a fun creative challenge. Should probably draw a giant flow chart with the 999 states. When all pages are used you have to remove things before you can add things.<p>[0] - <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Choose_Your_Own_Adventure" rel="nofollow">https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Choose_Your_Own_Adventure</a></p>
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