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by 0x457 2mo ago
That's irrelevant. Questions was why people assume somthing, and answer is because that's how it advertised. To be clear that's not what I'm thinking, even Fable 5 produces some hilariously bad results under some conditi
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by 0x457 2mo ago
Literally any coding agent marking material: - https://cognition.com/ - https://openai.com/index/introducing-the-codex-app/ - https://www.anthropic.com/news/claude-3-7-sonnet
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by 0x457 2mo ago
> i'm not sure why people expect agents to one shot everything to perfection with just a prompt. because that's how agents are marketed.
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by 0x457 2mo ago
The point is a realease every N years with overlapping year(s) of support is too fast for some?
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by 0x457 2mo ago
I'd go as far as ask "what is your IDE of choice?" during the interview and rejected candidates that answer VSCode and VSCode clones. Now it doesn't matter because of LLMs though.
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by 0x457 2mo ago
No
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by 0x457 2mo ago
I don't notice it because, agent running in full-auto until there is a PR to review or decisions to make. If I wanted to go step-by-step, I'd write code myself with LLM auto-complete. I only leave meta-comments in if its actually
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by 0x457 2mo ago
No, its a smoking gun seam.
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by 0x457 2mo ago
> . “why app slow” obviously doesn’t work because the task is underspecified. Not always. In my case LLM goes to grafana mcp, pulls metrics/traces/cpu profiles. Figures out what is slow and proposes a solution.
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by 0x457 2mo ago
i had media center powered by a few perl script that would transcode all videos into formats that ps3 supported in 2007-ish. Yes ffmpeg had a lot of options, 99% of them does not matter, there really only 3 ways to stream to client: as is,
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by 0x457 2mo ago
It's often is not helpful to claude either because it just confuses it more most of the time.
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by 0x457 2mo ago
So a git repo + md files?
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by 0x457 2mo ago
Very little quality, let alone high-quality, code is written in VSCode.
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by 0x457 2mo ago
Same, but all the exams I ever took mostly tested your memory more than anything else. I don't think it's possible to test people at scale any other way.
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by 0x457 2mo ago
Most sites required you to log in to do a search. At least every forum that I've ever used was like this.
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by 0x457 2mo ago
I recently picked up R9700 to run Qwen 3.8-27B. 1) I have knowledge DB that I query, spend a lot of time to get "query N models, stream to me all N results, let me pick which one" - only to find out that qwen beat all other conten
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by 0x457 2mo ago
Sure, Apple positions SwiftUI as its primary forward-looking UI framework, but AppKit and UIKit still developed and have access to all API that SwiftUI has.
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by 0x457 2mo ago
Yup, when you find such exam please let us know.
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by 0x457 2mo ago
Carbon was released in 2000 and final release was in 2019. Cocoa, correct me if I'm wrong, was released in 2005. That's 14 years to learn it. Not like you knew Carbon when Cocoa came out because there were like 10 developers makin
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by 0x457 2mo ago
There were 4 (four) major versions of GTK since 1998. You're telling me that rate is faster than you can learn? Maybe you just a slow learner.
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by 0x457 2mo ago
Huh? Qt, GTK, Cocoa (AppKit and UIKit), bunch of other linux friendly gui frameworks been around for a long time, even Flutter is still around. What is being killed?
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by 0x457 2mo ago
LSP diagnostics is actually what made me switch from compile time check queries. Whole "is db up? are migrations applied?" dance tired me pretty quickly. Its fine if you use sqlite, but anything else gets annoying.
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by 0x457 2mo ago
Forgejo is pretty neat. Their CI story is sad because it's based on act and it lacks features like GH Apps so service accounts are not possible (using a user account as service is barf). I self-host it and its pretty easy to have upti
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by 0x457 2mo ago
sqlx offline mode being opt-in instead of default is what bothers me. You know what else can validate that your queries return what you expect? Integration tests. Shoutout to sqlx for #[sqlx::test] though.
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by 0x457 2mo ago
build.rs changes nothing about how easy it is to integrate with C. What does simplify: figuring out how to supply library you need at build time. Which is the result of how bad dependency managment is outside (i.e. DLL-hell). Pretty much al
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by 0x457 2mo ago
I can see Stripe adding extra services on top. However, in their main business its "easy" for them because getting into payment processing is hard intially. But whole search, harness, VMs, agent loops are not hard to find somewher
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by 0x457 2mo ago
Kinda my problem with that label: you have no idea what's it about when you see that label. The spectrum of what got that label is so broad that it's not very useful IMO. Coffee specifically used require Prop65 warning because it
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by 0x457 2mo ago
AMD GPUs use GTT seemlessly under linux. It looks funny in some "top" applications when iGPU that has 512mb allocated to it, uses 8gb of memory: displayed as "uses 8gb out of 0.5gb"
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by 0x457 2mo ago
Arch is rolling release distro. That story would be different even if it was rolling release linux vs fixed release linux. That said, even some fixed release linux distros break things almost every release. That's because Windows updat
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by 0x457 2mo ago
Actually, Prop 65 specifically exempts coffee from the warning requirement.

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