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by 9dev 9mo ago
I think you're looking at it from the wrong angle. Wrestling the computer is stuff like figuring out how to recite the right incantation so Gradle will do a multi-platform fat bundle, and then migrate to the next major Gradle version
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by 9dev 9mo ago
What an absurd twisting of reality this is. There is no EU shadow cabal, as opposed to the very real not-so-shadowy cabal currently running the USA. Where the EU is concerned with a rule-based order, justice, and fair conditions, the US adm
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by 9dev 9mo ago
Most JetBrains IDE's include the database tools actually, we use Phpstorm and PyCharm, and they come with fully-fledged database connection support; that includes in-editor completion of queries against your schema, by the way, in addi
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by 9dev 9mo ago
Great! Another shallow dismissal is just what everyone needs right now! I don’t understand this kind of gate keeping. AI has been changing more rapidly than any other technology I have encountered in my life. It’s absolutely nobody’s fault
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by 9dev 9mo ago
That's cute! I had to cross the Darién in both directions to get there!
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by 9dev 9mo ago
that would be perfect .
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by 9dev 9mo ago
After eighty years of collaboration, I’m not surprised people don’t take lightly when the USA do a 180 on their entire history of diplomacy and turn to autocratic regimes like Russia instead of liberal democracies. But by now, the big wheel
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by 9dev 9mo ago
It’s for sure another alarm signal for the EU to further reduce dependencies on our newest geopolitical enemy… the United States of America.
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by 9dev 9mo ago
I always found these discussions around the tone of SO moderation so funny—as a German, I really felt right at home there. No cuddling! No useless flattery! Just facts and suggestions for improvement if necessary, as it should be. Loved it
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by 9dev 9mo ago
Would you be willing to share that prompt? Sure sounds useful!
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by 9dev 9mo ago
Any bog-Standard home router will resolve hostnames on your LAN, and that’s everything you require in most cases. No ISP involvement at all.
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by 9dev 9mo ago
Just plain old hostnames really.
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by 9dev 9mo ago
For almost all cases, there is absolutely zero need to ever remember addresses, or dealing with them directly. Give your devices proper names, and your router’s DNS will handle resolution automatically. There is no point in your network hav
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by 9dev 9mo ago
All the while his very own daughter lives in London. These threats are really just that, nothing to take overly serious.
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by 9dev 9mo ago
That’s the deep irony of technology IMHO, that innovation follows Conway's law on a meta layer: White collar workers inevitably shaped high technology after themselves, and instead of finally ridding humanity of hard physical labour—as
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by 9dev 9mo ago
One reason may be that it makes it a lot easier to open up a product to AI. Instead of adding a bad ChatGPT UI clone into your app, you inverse control and let external AI tools interact with your application and its data, thus giving your
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by 9dev 9mo ago
The government API, the legislation around it all, the legal framework for the gift card issuers, the public education necessary, and on and on — there’s lots of complexity hidden in those "gift cards".
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by 9dev 9mo ago
You seem to stick on the idea that someone will make you upload your ID, while every initiative working on this issue is moving toward cryptographic proof of ownership without ever disclosing your identity to the age verification API nor th
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by 9dev 9mo ago
> The only drawback is that being anonymous means it's easy to resell tokens. That’s a pretty major flaw. These tokens will be sold with markup on black markets, rendering the whole system unfit for its intended purpose. Additionall
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by 9dev 9mo ago
But instead, you need this other thing, which requires elaborate infrastructure and new standards and regulations
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by 9dev 9mo ago
And you consider that easy?
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by 9dev 9mo ago
That’s a totally fair take IMHO, and I’m very much conflicted on several ends on this topic—for example, would I want my juniors to use an agent? No; not even the mid levels, probably. As you say, it’s easy to form bad habits, and you need
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by 9dev 9mo ago
Well. I was a sceptic for a long time, but a friend recently convinced me to try Claude Code and showed me around. I revived an open source project I regularly get back to, code for a bit, have to wrestle with toil and dependency updates, a
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by 9dev 9mo ago
That is a naive assumption. Or rather multiple naive assumptions: Developers mostly don’t move over to AI development, but integrate it into their workflow. Many of them will stay intellectually curious and thus focus their attention elsewh
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by 9dev 9mo ago
I think your image of LLMs is a bit outdated. Claude Code with well-configured agents will get entirely novel stuff done pretty well, and that’s only going to get better over time. I wouldn’t want to bet my career on that anyway.
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by 9dev 9mo ago
I have been waiting for this for a while now. There’s a window of opportunity coming for European startups soon, when more and more companies are looking for strategic alternatives to US software. Mark my words, the way the Trump Administra
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by 9dev 9mo ago
It always sounds so ridiculous to me when people working for Meta, Microsoft or Google talk about idealism, or solving good problems, or really any kind of values. The likes of you have very much sold your soul to the devil in exchange for
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by 9dev 9mo ago
> There's a well documented history of especially Russian and Chinese propaganda aimed at supporting fringe populist parties. The agenda with that is complex but it isn't necessarily with friendly intentions. You can add the US
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by 9dev 9mo ago
Oh, finally. I’m one of the first.last@gmail folks, which I assumed would never change when I was 13 years old (hah!). Fast forward a few years, I got married, and am stuck with my old name in the address.
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by 9dev 9mo ago
Exactly my thoughts as well.

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