JodieBenitez

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   by JodieBenitez 7mo ago

   Such a great website ! Congrats.
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   by JodieBenitez 7mo ago

   Just tried this yesterday... great experience indeed. Go has archaisms and can be verbose but it's still very much readable and codex catches errors easily.
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   by JodieBenitez 7mo ago

   Performance aside, uv is more standards compliant than Poetry about the pyproject.toml. But yes, in terms of user interface they are pretty similar. UV performance really does make the difference.
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   by JodieBenitez 7mo ago

   > You ask a machine to write your code and you still care about being easy to read? I just happen to read what the machine writes, which is a way to both learn and inspect. So yes, I care about the code being relatively (and I stress rel
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   by JodieBenitez 7mo ago

   Pretty much my thoughts the other day... now that Codex does the writing, maybe I can finally switch to Go for the web backend stuff without being annoyed by some of its archaisms and gain significant execution performance, while still havi
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   by JodieBenitez 7mo ago

   I see... so now "slop" is not only bad AI code but just any AI code ? And apparently it's ok to insult anyone ("Mindbogglingly stupid as fuck people") that use AI to code. Interesting behaviour.
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   by JodieBenitez 7mo ago

   I don't know about the others but why chardet ? It seems like they did achieve great results with this one.
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   by JodieBenitez 7mo ago

   Yes, even GUIs benefit from having good keyboard navigation.
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   by JodieBenitez 7mo ago

   I like TUIs keyboard-centric. Mouse can be a plus, but it should never be necessary.
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    by JodieBenitez 7mo ago

    Not an accurate 303 emulation but definitely a good acid line :)
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    by JodieBenitez 8mo ago

    I have some hobby sites I host on a raspberry pi and currently I use make mainly because it's so "easy" to just ssh into the machine and run something like "pip install thing.whl && sudo systemctl restart thing&q
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    by JodieBenitez 8mo ago

    I don't get it either. Worse: it even makes developer lazy as they don't put the effort to ensure their development is portable.
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    by JodieBenitez 8mo ago

    A decade of seeing my colleagues machines crumble under the weight of containers. > It is also something developers seem to enjoy using Count me out.
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    by JodieBenitez 8mo ago

    Frankly... I see no difference on my M1 air. Maybe Jetbrains IDEs are not resource intensive enough ?
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    by JodieBenitez 8mo ago

    Sure, I just give you an example about what could come to California.
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    by JodieBenitez 8mo ago

    > You can lie, just like porn sites today. In the US maybe, but where I am you can't fap in peace without using a VPN or have some kind of age verification. Some of them being baroque. Example: "We analyze your email’s digital
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    by JodieBenitez 8mo ago

    I couldn't have said it better myself. My loved ones don't share my opinion, which makes me wonder if I'm sane or if they're not exercising their freedom.
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    by JodieBenitez 8mo ago

    They hate freedom and its joined concept of responsibility.
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    by JodieBenitez 8mo ago

    Thank you !
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    by JodieBenitez 8mo ago

    I don't know about blue collar jobs but I sure know not everyone can do construction or gardening right . And it's hard to it right. I known, I tried. Anyways, "programming" is a broad concept. It can be very easy or ve
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    by JodieBenitez 8mo ago

    Where I worked, before SVN we didn't even used any VCS system. Most of us were not even familiar with the concept.
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    by JodieBenitez 8mo ago

    > It’s a shame a whole generation programmers has only used Git/GitHub and think it’s good. Well... I used SVN before that and it was way worse.
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    by JodieBenitez 8mo ago

    Ah... so it's like violence, we just need more of it :)
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    by JodieBenitez 8mo ago

    Stuff that works ok for me: - documentation for well-known frameworks and libs, "how do I do [x] in [z]?" questions - port small code chunks from one language to another - port configuration from one software to anot
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    by JodieBenitez 8mo ago

    I'm still not sure about the productivity. Last time I asked a LLM to generate a lib for me it did it in a few second but the result took me the day to review and correct. About the same time it would take me to write it from scratch.
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    by JodieBenitez 9mo ago

    > New version handles 10x the throughput Probably could have achieved 5x the throughput while using the team skills by just going from wsgi to asgi.
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    by JodieBenitez 9mo ago

    I'd prefer Unpoly over HTMX, but yes, it excels.
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    by JodieBenitez 9mo ago

    > I much prefer Python Well... that's a valid reason. Why should I work with tool B when I prefer tool A ? > I also do not see much reason to do more than emit JSON on the server side. That's the "SPA over API" min
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    by JodieBenitez 9mo ago

    I made my own web app using boring technology(1). It's not available anywhere since it's completely tailored to my own needs so probably not useful to anyone else. Also some parts of the code need cleanup and there is no documenta
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    by JodieBenitez 9mo ago

    My own software on a raspberrypi, a bluetooth receiver on my yamaha amp and my phone between the two. Simple setup, a joy to use.