FpUser

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State of Auto Completion in CLion
3 points by FpUser 1y ago|1 comments
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by FpUser 1y ago
>"Look at how much companies overspend on cloud just to not have to do IT work." I think they are doing it for a different reasons. Some are legit like renting this supercomputer for a day and some are like everybody else is do
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by FpUser 1y ago
Ok. I am the one who is dumb in here ;) Shit happens
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by FpUser 1y ago
Interesting. Did not think of military, those might have "special needs"
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by FpUser 1y ago
What they show on video does not protect props. Dumbest invention ever. Never mind that the idea of cutting cable is even worse.
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by FpUser 1y ago
>"a war on general computing" This. It gives too much freedom to people.
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by FpUser 1y ago
>"anyone above 75 is not all there" - this is pure BS But yeah allowing Chuck Grassley to run at this young </s> age is pure insanity.
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by FpUser 1y ago
Some really beautiful style and graphics. Never mind delivery I was just admiring the style.
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by FpUser 1y ago
And who is gonna lobby/s the government to do so? Same companies / CEOs that buy the government in a first place
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by FpUser 1y ago
Same thing. Like I really going to let agents screw with my money
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by FpUser 1y ago
Looks like an aerial shot of farmland to me
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by FpUser 1y ago
>"they will fill up their context with tries/retries until it works" Or until it does not. On numerous occasions I've observed LLMs get stuck in the endless loop of fix: one thing, break the other. Senior is capable o
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by FpUser 1y ago
That non stickiness. I am curious if we do ultrasonic frying pan. Will it be non-stick as well?
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by FpUser 1y ago
Why there is no antitrust involved? this I think can affect AMD.
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by FpUser 1y ago
I a 64yo fart. Started programming with machine codes. Native is my bread and butter. Still have no problems and am using browser as a deployment platform for some type of applications. Almost each thing has it's own use.
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by FpUser 1y ago
>"Talk/contacts your ministers and MEPs if you want your voice to be represented." And be told to sod off. From Wikipedia: [0]-"Currently, there is one member per member state, but members are bound by their oath of o
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by FpUser 1y ago
>"React is great at solving complex problems." The only thing it is great for is creating complex problems out of simple things.
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by FpUser 1y ago
>"While a lot of people view web components as competitors to frameworks, they don't really have to be. The just define an interface between component implementations and browsers so enable interop and reliable composition.&quo
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by FpUser 1y ago
Where does this vibe term come from. There is no fucking vibe here. Just ask question to AI service and then check the results. Saves ton of time but one must be vigilant and be able spot bullshit. Often the solution is correct but code is
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by FpUser 1y ago
I am a home owner since 1998 I think that none of you arguments against owning make sense to me. To me your writing reads like following: due to the world gone crazy I can no longer afford to buy house so let's concoct some soul soothi
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by FpUser 1y ago
I like the thing but .. "Vibe coded" - asked ChatGPT or whatever alternative to do the thing for me. There is no fucking vibe here, just another cheesy term.
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by FpUser 1y ago
In the old days it had made the difference between my multimedia game like application not working at all with hyperthreading off to working just fine with it on.
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by FpUser 1y ago
My programming background - started from machine codes. Did everything - business desktop, high performance game like apps, firmware for microcontrollers, web front ends, high performance enterprise grade backends, distributed etc. etc. Mul
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by FpUser 1y ago
This experience most likely because dealing with offshore software farms. Those are the same shit as their western counterparts and even worse because of language and logistics. On an individual scale however one can for example easily fin
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by FpUser 1y ago
Exactly my experience.
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by FpUser 1y ago
bullshit. they often make things impossible in practice. I have numerous examples in my own life dealing with their "straightforwards". It is anything but.
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by FpUser 1y ago
>"Wow this administration is f*ing batshit insane. " I would not limit it to "this administration". Bureacracy tends to fuck thing up royally regardless of which imbecile they're currently serving.
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by FpUser 1y ago
I used to pay for certs for my company and it had started to feel like extortion business and was also stealing my time/ so at some point I've said fuck you vultures and switched to LetsEncrypt.
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by FpUser 1y ago
>"A lot of times, waiting for the computer to finish feels like a micro-break that saves up energy for my next deep thought process." As an ISV I buy my own hardware so I do care about expenses. I can attest that to me waiting
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by FpUser 1y ago
ROFL. Yes. count me in

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