> an overwhelming faction of AI projects fail.

An overwhelming amount of software projects fail, AI just helps them get there faster.

I'm getting nothing for seattle or king county except asking me for my email address and a captcha. i turned off ad blocking, it flashed something for like 2million and then went back to the "nothing available".

UPDATE: We have identified the bug we introduced exactly 4 hours ago... lesson learned, never deploy on HN's day... Fix is being deployed! Apologies again!

Hi scrame! Thanks for letting us know. We definitely have some listings in seattle. Looking into it and be right back with an answer. Apologies!

It's back!

this broke my head. I think I haven't touched Java in a while and kept thinking continue should be in a case/switch so ittook a minute to back out of that alleyway before I even got what was wrong with this.

want the whole point of Javascript to use client side manipulation? Is it's come back to SSR, then do we need all the JS baggage?

Its a division of responsibilities thing isnt it? "Proper coders" in python or whatever provide up to an API. Past that its basically the web devs domain and they live in JS land

Agree, that is why I am confused by his question to me. Like SSR should be the default. Why does your server by default "hydrate" the client bundle. Why can't the client bundle request data as it needs it (then we can only request what the user needs). Skeleton UI it while you fetch. Then you have great page load time because you just return a static HTML+JS bundle that was non-conditionally built. In SSR it talks to the DB before it even constructs the bundle, that is oof right? So you are faster because you don't even gen the HTML until you talked to the DB? I give the user plain HTML instantly and talk to the DB while I give them a UI indicating its loading. SSR just moved the load time to before initial render. Stupid IMO.

vonnegut said:

"Don't put one foot in your job and the other in your dream, Ed. Go ahead and quit, or resign yourself to this life. It's just too much of a temptation for fate to split you right up the middle before you've made up your mind which way to go".

were they before?

Yep. Claude/copilot definitely has made people lazy.

I would have a talk to whoever create a PR without testing anything.

yeah, they say in the introduction even that it is to give a language to common patterns that emerge in C++ style OOP. It gives examples of what it might look like, but isn't an instruction manual on what to do. Its to give a common language "this is a gateway" as opposed to "this is where stuff goes in", or "front-door" or whatever tribal names / descriptions people come up with.

this completely happened to me, but with a comment:

// this never happens

... guess what happened?

/happenings

In every project I have an unchecked CantPossiblyHappenException type (usually with a better name ;)) that is thrown in such cases. This documents that the developer thought this condition can’t occur, while still escalating it should it nevertheless occur.

That's what happened with Rampart: young gang members didn't get tattoos so they could join their neighborhood police and take out other gangs.

yeah and the DS had a GBA cartridge slot.