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I don’t understand why Rust even has panics if its primary goal is safety. We should be able to prove that the code has no paths that may panic ever. I’ve been looking at this all week. It’s very difficult to make a program that is guarante
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Downside: CC and Codex will write, compile, and fix in a loop until it has a monstrosity rather than designing something smarter.
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I use a cli tool to build a document of all relevant code and then use ChatGPT 5.5 pro to plan a feature and generate an implementation plan, and then review and edit and paste it into codex on high to implement. And it works because it won
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6mo ago
Is there a way to use the autocomplete feature with an api?
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6mo ago
Can you make this but for local health services so I don’t end up at a dentist owned be PE who spend more time hard selling me than cleaning during appointments?
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6mo ago
In any case, Reddit lets open links in a new tab in their settings, which resolved the issue for me.
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6mo ago
Will they fix the pro model so it actually finishes the last step instead of hanging for 10-20m doing nothing? It’s only use case now is when you can walk away for an hour.
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7mo ago
IMO, VR could be huge, but it’s never going to happen when the platform is so locked down. Meta could of been the hardware leader of a thriving ecosystem, but instead they tried to replicate the walled garden of app stores that are failing
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It’s a hard problem. I’ve been working on it for the better part of a year. Well, granted my project is trying to do this in a way that works across multiple devices and supports multiple models to find the best “quality” and the best alloc
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7mo ago
Will work out great for you for a the first two decades.
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8mo ago
I’ve been doing the least amount of unit tests possible and doing debug asserts instead.
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8mo ago
The only thing I see is the LLM not being aware of new features, so I have to specify the version rust.
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8mo ago
There are articles that have changed my outlook and life so much that months, years, decades later I would value them in the thousands.
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8mo ago
Scavengers reign is from the same people as common side effects. Both shows are amazing.
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8mo ago
It’s simple calculus for business leaders: admit they’re laying off workers because the fundamentals are bad and spook investors, admit they’re laying off workers because the economy is bad and anger the administration, or just say it’s AI
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The S-Tier Rust Web Framework and the Priest Who Created It
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“Claude write me an app to do air traffic control. Make sure planes don’t crash. Here is a hundred years of rules and their context.”
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8mo ago
Yeah this got a chuckle from me.
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8mo ago
Compiling the symbols into a binary is not the bottleneck. Formalizing the contract for interacting with the real world is and always has been the bottleneck.
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For complex code bases generated by AI the last 10% takes 190% of the effort because you end up tearing it all apart to rebuild it right.
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8mo ago
Id wager my life savings that devs aren’t even 1.5x more productive using these tools.
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9mo ago
Right, but if you could do it using a meaningless portion of your wealth, and it didn’t morally bother you, why not silence all criticism of you? Once you hire the people, it should run itself like any traditional PR firm.
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> actively hostile That’s the real problem MS has. It’s becoming a meme how bad the relationship between the user and windows is. It’s going to cause generational damage to their company just so they can put ads in the start menu.
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The Apple elastic bands are comfortable.
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10mo ago
Valorant really is the only FPS where I was never once suspicious that someone may be hacking. I mean, I don’t play it and the anti-cheat is part of the reason, but it does absolutely work.
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> Even most technologists stopped using it long ago. Funny, because chrome has always been the browser for laptops users, while Firefox has always been the browser of power users.
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Non-laptop users.
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Depends on if you can fund a defense all the way to the Supreme Court.
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Complexity of Rust is just codifying existing complexity.
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The real reason single family housing ownership is the only real option is that society effectively pays people to own; appreciation out weighs all costs of ownership so in the end it’s free or even an investment. But if it was truly a free
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