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by Disposal8433 1y ago
Why do tech bros assume that every site is selling a product? There are blogs, personal web sites, communities, and open-source projects out there.
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by Disposal8433 1y ago
Please don't use the open-source term unless you ship the TBs of data downloaded from Anna's Archive that are required do build it yourself. And dont forget all the system prompts to censor the multiple topics that they don't
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by Disposal8433 1y ago
Bitwarden says that "Passkeys are included in .json exports from Bitwarden." I'm not sure if it's true but it should be there by now.
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by Disposal8433 1y ago
That would be the Underhanded C Contest ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Underhanded_C_Contest )
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by Disposal8433 1y ago
Death is not a choice. Being an idiot like you is one though.
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by Disposal8433 1y ago
I haven't used Windows for a long time but I'm sure they still have the moricons.dll of Windows 3.1 somewhere.
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by Disposal8433 1y ago
It's exhausting but I learned programming languages (C++20 when we were doing C++11) and had some fun with side-projects handled like real projects (branching strategy, kanban, releases...) I should have tried some MOOCs at the time to
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by Disposal8433 1y ago
There are limits for $200 per month?
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by Disposal8433 1y ago
> How is it broken It's factually broken. I expect something like "I don't know," not some random BS from a LLM.
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by Disposal8433 1y ago
It's nice that you have all those wonderful experiences with LLMs. But for once in your life, could you show us the code? Because you look like yet another cheerleader that have nothing to show, and it's annoying.
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by Disposal8433 1y ago
How is it funny? You submitted that broken web site and reply with "lmao"? That's unprofessional at best.
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by Disposal8433 1y ago
I gave it 2 web sites that don't exist anymore, and are unreachable. You may want to check you vibe-code again.
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by Disposal8433 1y ago
> fun and type of association What does it mean?
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by Disposal8433 1y ago
Is it restricted to analyzing the words of the domain name? Because it's inaccurate.
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by Disposal8433 1y ago
No, we can't say. I'm not an asshole, it helps people, and companies shun GPL licenses. That's not a valid comparison. Microsoft can go fuck itself, people around me love my software and it improves their lives.
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by Disposal8433 1y ago
And another one: https://www.brainbashers.com/puzzles.asp
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by Disposal8433 1y ago
I have noticed that a lot. For example: What is the price of the Switch 2? The Switch 2 can be purchased with money. <Insert the Wikipedia article about currencies since the bronze age>
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by Disposal8433 1y ago
You misunderstood everything to the point I think you're doing it on purpose. I like TBD, but the article is NOT about TBD. > are you saying I just imagined I use TBD for everything and I like it. I was talking about the writer of t
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by Disposal8433 1y ago
It definitely is. He's saying that "we uncover more problems sooner" which can only be done on systems such as web sites where the tests and their results are done very fast. Where I work we can have weeks of testing to make
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by Disposal8433 1y ago
> we push to master, the test suite is triggered If you have a bug due to the last commit, don't you have to write fixes all the time? How do you review the code?
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by Disposal8433 1y ago
It is indeed extreme and very limited to writing web applications in a specific context. That is not how I have been working for the past 20 years, and his solution would be destructive in my daily job. One of his previous article ( https:&
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by Disposal8433 1y ago
There is no price anywhere. I would be interested to use that for either my job or for private projects, but where and how much do I pay? Edit: I looked again and even your pricing pages have no price. I understand that you may want to rest
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by Disposal8433 1y ago
I've always hated the git CLI, and that's why I used Jetbrains tools or Sublime Merge. Now that I switched to jj (colocated with a get repo, very useful), I went back to using the CLI again for jj and I don't miss the graphic
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by Disposal8433 1y ago
The lies about FSD, the webcams instead of Lidars, the fake robot controlled by a human being, the obsession with shitcoins, firing useful people, the lies about his subway thingy, or being a literal Nazi in front of the cameras? I'm w
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by Disposal8433 1y ago
> Mr. Anton Carniaux . - No, I cannot guarantee that He's smart, he doesn't want to go to jail. But all the governments and current and/or past administrations are guilty of pretended to be retarded since we all knew for t
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by Disposal8433 1y ago
I remember some greybeards hyping the CPUs that could run Java bytecode (it existed for a short time). I was a junior C++ fanboy at the time and I already knew that they were wrong.
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by Disposal8433 1y ago
> Anyone can clone most SaaS products in a week I give you the challenge to clone Jira or GitLab in a week. I'll give you a $million if you can do either.
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by Disposal8433 1y ago
> git clone --recurse-submodules [...] Small improvement but it should get the clone and the submodules at the same time.
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by Disposal8433 1y ago
As someone who works on a codebase with almost no comments, please leave a comment for every block of code that does something and explain why (1 comment for every 5 or 10 lines of code should be fine). And for regex you have this in some l
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by Disposal8433 1y ago
I remember the same FOMO that happened with "Google searching." People wrote and sold books about how to search properly on Google. The same with AI will happen: either it will flop, or we'll be able to learn all the needed s

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