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by 9dev 8mo ago
I think this started a lot earlier actually. A few generations back, many people played an instrument, or at least could sing. It didn't matter that none of them was a Mozart, because they didn't had to be. For making music or sin
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by 9dev 8mo ago
…not to mention they are completely ignoring the existence of smart girls as well
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by 9dev 8mo ago
But that’s the exact opposite of what the GP was arguing; you will be expected to stick with the agent more, not less.
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by 9dev 8mo ago
It’s also pretty close to Steve Jobs initial vision of computing in the future ( https://stevejobsarchive.com/stories/objects-of-our-life , 1983) but my point is that whatever it is we call AI now became reality so much
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by 9dev 8mo ago
> AI just means more output will be expected of you, and they'll keep pushing you to work as hard as you can. That’s a bit too cynical for me. After all, yes, your boss is not paying you for sipping lattes, but for producing value f
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by 9dev 8mo ago
Then again, would anyone have guessed we’d even be seriously discussing this topic 10, 20, 40 years ago?
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by 9dev 8mo ago
And executable you run has access to any file in your home directory, including SSH private keys, secrets in config files, browser cookies, passkeys—all of it. That includes the thousands of npm modules installed as a transient dependency o
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by 9dev 8mo ago
It hadn’t. Windows 11 has them, due to support for new hardware mitigation features. What is it you don’t understand in particular?
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by 9dev 8mo ago
These files are a never ending quell of evilness. It’s really fascinating. One day people are going to realise the upper 1% are just that—very few….
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by 9dev 8mo ago
> Grok sometimes respond in Russian Geopolitically speaking this is hilarious.
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by 9dev 8mo ago
You’re not diffing that, though. The app keeps a virtual representation of the UI state in a tree structure that it diffs on, then serializes that into a formatted string to draw to the out put stream. It’s not about limiting the amount of
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by 9dev 8mo ago
I’m pretty certain you haven’t used it yet(to its fullest extent) then. Claude Code is easily one of the most complex terminal UIs I have seen yet.
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by 9dev 8mo ago
> you sub-par excuse for a roided-out spreadsheet That’s harsh, man.
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by 9dev 8mo ago
Did vanilla Jira for a while, battled with a web app that is actively trying to make you hate it—switched our team to Linear, couldn't be happier ever since.
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by 9dev 8mo ago
Overgeneralisations like these are just lazy, and most importantly not helpful. There are a lot of predominantly Muslim regions in the world. Reducing all of them to the Iranian regime is like concluding Christian women all wear string Ta
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by 9dev 8mo ago
It’s not as obvious as they claim. If it was, if the future was somehow predictable, there would be software that did it; there isn’t. People have been claiming the end is near since forever; economists have been saying for months now that
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by 9dev 8mo ago
Call it a task runner shell, if you like. What makes a development environment integrated, if not the ability to launch and manage external processes?
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by 9dev 8mo ago
Untrue. Responsible for any spacefaring vessel is in all cases the state the entity operating the vessel is registered in. If it's not SpaceX directly but a shell company in Ecuador carrying out the launch, Ecuador will be completely r
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by 9dev 8mo ago
I work a lot with frameworks or languages that bring their own script runner or CLI companion to execute various tasks during development; quality checks or formatters, auxiliary tools like the Stripe webhook proxy, or interactive ones like
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by 9dev 8mo ago
Replied on a sibling too, but: > Because I like to get project-aware completions, or run pre-configured tools from the IDE in an actual shell, for example. > Also, when working on multiple projects, it’s much easier to have shells att
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by 9dev 8mo ago
Because I like to get project-aware completions, or run pre-configured tools from the IDE in an actual shell, for example. Also, when working on multiple projects, it’s much easier to have shells attached to a specific project that I can to
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by 9dev 8mo ago
Why would you ever want a debugger that isn't integrated with the code editor..? I will never not want to debug code when the current breakpoint and evaluated expressions aren't visible in the code itself. I mean, look at debuggin
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by 9dev 8mo ago
This is such a ridiculous rule, it should make silicon valley collectively reach for their torches and pitchforks. Why would you ever accept something so egregiously overreaching like an employer dictating what you can do and cannot do, in
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by 9dev 8mo ago
First time I tried it, I realised there is no way to have a terminal emulator panel. A bloody terminal . Like the most basic feature you could integrate into an IDE. No thank you.
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by 9dev 8mo ago
Out of all the things you listed (and I'd have a couple more), copy-paste is really what drives me insane, because it's completely cursed! Sometimes, text copied from teams includes `[Sender Name, 2026-01-03, 21:51]` as a prefix—o
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by 9dev 8mo ago
Standards have to start somewhere to gain traction and proliferate themselves for longer than that. Plus, as has been mentioned multiple times here, standard skills are a lot more about different harnesses being able to consistently load sk
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by 9dev 8mo ago
Because it's not their company mission to provide an HR tool. Getting started fast doesn't equate to being done somehow; every piece of software still is a liability that requires ongoing maintenance and continued development. I d
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by 9dev 8mo ago
How can you be so sure of that? We moved from completing the next word in a sentence to hey Claude, build me a SaaS awfully quickly. Are you willing to bet your career on a pace slowdown?
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by 9dev 8mo ago
I don’t care about the general sentiment when I state my personal opinion. There are definitely people who like CSS and the direction it moves to. And that being said: the ability to express something in a single CSS directive as opposed to
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by 9dev 8mo ago
That’s a very engineer thing to say. Most people are definitely different from you, and that’s why CSS is increasing in scope. Also, if everyone is implementing the same Jumbotron design again anyway, why not standardise that and support

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