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by 9dev 6mo ago
Still though, that cycle can be iterated many times in a single day. Write a spec, let the agent build it, use the software, evaluate results, repeat.
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by 9dev 6mo ago
> […] when applied to small, excellent teams. Isn't that the biggest issue here, though? I think all of us can agree on the four sentences you wrote, but this only works in a team of professionals with shared goals (and alignment on
543.
by 9dev 6mo ago
Seconded. I never knew Android had this—but then again I couldn't care less about what Android can do. There is so much stuff fundamentally off-putting for me about the entire Google ecosystem that I'd never consider switching any
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by 9dev 6mo ago
Because you're thinking in the context of a solo developer working on their site locally. You don't need a CMS. People that want to collaboratively work on a website, some of which may lack technical skills, need a way of previewi
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by 9dev 6mo ago
Friendly heads-up, because that site looks like you've put in a tremendous amount of time to style it right: The carousels clip the shadows of their children. You could avert that by giving it more inner padding and using negative hori
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by 9dev 6mo ago
You're absolutely underestimating the complexity of proper live preview of changes. This is essentially "hot reload" mode, but on the public internet, because it has to run on a public domain. Getting that right is a challeng
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by 9dev 6mo ago
Good lord, this is so pathetic
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by 9dev 6mo ago
Nothing would happen, because SCOTUS decided to grant the president immunity for any crime committed in their official function, which would be the case here. It would literally be possible for the president to order congress killed, offer
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by 9dev 6mo ago
> […] this is by design of both companies. This is more of a fundamental technical limitation of operating systems and networks; I don't think it is possible to design distributed communication between arbitrary service provider inf
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by 9dev 6mo ago
My problem is mostly that I lack the legal expertise to be able to a) write up a coherent policy with full coverage, and b) follow up on changing legislation, of which there has been quite a lot in recent years (at least in Europe). The bes
551.
by 9dev 6mo ago
Only is doing a lot of work here. There are tons of use cases aside from local coding assistants, e.g., non-code related domain specific agentic systems; these don’t even necessarily have to be chatbots.
552.
by 9dev 6mo ago
77 Million of you, who voted him into office, are. A lot more are silent enablers. Don’t think the rest of the world is going to forget about your role in what is happening right now.
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by 9dev 6mo ago
It's not always as clearly demarcated as on that picture; sometimes there's just a sign. I would also argue that a reasonably broad way for pedestrians and bicyclists can be shared without any issue, if both parties pay some modic
554.
by 9dev 6mo ago
> I’m guessing some law (law-abiding) gives you the right to bother people who are using their own feet instead of wheels because you want to pass them and they should have to actively watch out for you and yield to you? Okay, that part
555.
by 9dev 6mo ago
Every single person that stops and looks due to this is a win in my book.
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by 9dev 6mo ago
I don't know where you're from, but in Germany for example, there are countless situations where cyclists and pedestrians share the same space, or pedestrians can (or just do…) cross bicycle lanes. I'm a very law-abiding cycl
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by 9dev 6mo ago
I can recommend you to spend some free time to really listen to music again, Beethoven, Hendrix, Gorillaz, Slayer, Sub Focus, whatever floats your boats your boat. Your brain is wired to remember and sing along to music around a campfire, a
558.
by 9dev 6mo ago
It’s just in coma, slowly dying away on a respirator. Some relatives irrationally keep paying the hospital to keep the patient alive, but the doctors just wait until they can finally pull the plugs and use the bed for someone with actual ch
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by 9dev 6mo ago
FCKGW-RHQQ2-…
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by 9dev 6mo ago
As is between authority and ability
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by 9dev 6mo ago
> unless the American government stops them doing it. Like they had any authority to dictate what Germany can do with their property, but hey
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by 9dev 6mo ago
Yeah, thank you. Also, JavaScript today means TypeScript—an arguably extremely capable type system actively developed by Microsoft—and several, modern runtimes with a big standard library and solid asynchronous primitives. There are a lot w
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by 9dev 6mo ago
I usually do several passes of "review our work. Look for things to clean up, simplify, or refactor." It does usually improve the quality quite a lot; then I rewind history to before, but keep the changes, and submit the same prom
564.
by 9dev 6mo ago
Are you tired of winning yet?
565.
by 9dev 6mo ago
I recommend dreaming of they day they don't have a secretary of war but defence again
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by 9dev 6mo ago
> perhaps lower average intelligence societies This is nothing but racism. Intelligence is distributed evenly across humanity. On an unrelated note, how high do you think the rate of American citizens with literacy level 1 is?
567.
by 9dev 6mo ago
> that's still 140 million $ of money flowing in, in perpetuity. Oh hey, that's roughly enough to cover for Trump's new renovation plans!
568.
by 9dev 6mo ago
And then one day, Astral creates a new Python implementation in Rust or something that is way faster and all the rage, but does this particular thing different than CPython. Whoops, you can’t use that runtime, because you now have cursed pa
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by 9dev 6mo ago
In the definition of RAG discussed here, that means the workflow looks something like this (simplified for brevity): When you send your query to the server, it will first normalise the words, then convert them to vectors, or embeddings, usi
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by 9dev 6mo ago
Incredible. 7 owls near me! Thank you both for this, love it very much.

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