AstroBen

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by AstroBen 1y ago
The rest is paywalled
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by AstroBen 1y ago
Heart disease progresses over decades and there's no solid evidence it can be reversed. You don't want to wait til you're 18 months out from a heart attack to do anything. I don't think this is good advice
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by AstroBen 1y ago
as the owner of a Legion Go, I think you're better off with the gaming laptop. This thing is just as inconvenient to carry (it's big and heavy) and way less powerful
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by AstroBen 1y ago
easier to find people, not talent. Some tiny niche languages have a very high proportion of talented developers
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Maybe but it really didnt read like a joke..
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by AstroBen 1y ago
update: my god how did they release it in this state. The inconsistencies in the UI.. my dark mode widgets are now white.. different border radiuses by app.. I've found 2 UI bugs in under an hour
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by AstroBen 1y ago
I'm not a fan of the forced border radius on maximized (but not full screen) apps Other than that I tilt slightly towards the 'like it' side. Really like it on iOS
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by AstroBen 1y ago
> Every time I see this stuff it is a form with two fields Yup. No-one is suggesting using React for a login form with 0 interactivity "why do we even need forklifts?! people can pick their laptops up with their hands!" ok than
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by AstroBen 1y ago
...the parent comment
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by AstroBen 1y ago
Am I missing something? That.. doesn't seem to be true? https://npmtrends.com/@anthropic-ai/claude-code-vs-@openai/c...
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by AstroBen 1y ago
Would be faster if it got on the bike
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by AstroBen 1y ago
The main gist of this seems to be that other frameworks beat React on performance.. but who cares? The speed difference in 99.99% of apps is one that no-one can perceive React trades this very minor performance hit to give us better develop
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by AstroBen 1y ago
Yeah, that's where the complexity is supposed to be
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by AstroBen 1y ago
It seems quite easy to refute—why would it punish anyone? We would pose 0 threat at that point to any super intelligence, and I highly doubt it would have anything like a human grudge. It's just a case of anthropomorphizing it
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by AstroBen 1y ago
They torrented a shitload of books illegally and trained on them.. but they're unable to get past The Great Wall of robots.txt?
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by AstroBen 1y ago
A few minutes crafting a prompt to save weeks Thats like a 2000x productivity boost. AI is amazing
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by AstroBen 1y ago
I just tried it for an app I'm working on.. very bad results
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by AstroBen 1y ago
The #1 most frustrating part of image models to me has always been their inability to keep the relevant details. Ask to change a hairstyle and you'd get a subtly different person ..guess that's solved now.. overnight. Mindblowing
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by AstroBen 1y ago
I don't know if "learning this tool" is gunna help..
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by AstroBen 1y ago
hear me out: a low powered, larger screened iphone!
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by AstroBen 1y ago
One reason might be that they have a minimum duration of software support—a low powered device might hold back future software?
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by AstroBen 1y ago
> not sure about avoiding cheese & milk - sounds risky for calcium/bones health Non-fat dairy. Greek yogurt + walnuts + berries
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by AstroBen 1y ago
Depends what your most used part of Cursor is - from my view the only thing Rubymine is missing is the next edit prediction which I've heard they're working on currently The agent, chat mode and full line completion all work well
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by AstroBen 1y ago
It's weird how C# can elicit such an eugh response, and TypeScript gets so much love. They're.. made.. by.. the.. same.. people I agree people really need to update their mental model of where dotnet is at. I worked with it on Lin
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by AstroBen 1y ago
> It definitely needs people with more experience to set up everything I mean it's not just the experience - it's the upfront time cost and then ongoing maintenance.. and for what? It's really easy to underestimate how muc
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by AstroBen 1y ago
Not exercising is a risk also
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by AstroBen 1y ago
ebikes solve the hills and age issues. Although they're not actually an issue. Cycling is incredibly low impact, and proper gearing makes going up hills as easy as on flats, just slower Air pollution is the same in a car or outside, no
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by AstroBen 1y ago
..save money.. Why are you putting yourself in a position where you're forced to find work as fast as possible or you'll be homeless? For all but the people on the lowest incomes or those with terrible luck this is a solvable prob
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by AstroBen 1y ago
> We already know as counterweight that being first to the market with very substandard code generally wins ..we do? Who created short stories as used in Tiktok/IG? The first touch screen phone? First social media app? Was Google th
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by AstroBen 1y ago
DRY is about concepts, not characters. Don't have multiple implementations of a concept If you choose to not copy paste the code you better be damn sure the two places that use it are relying on the same concept, not just superficially

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