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NinjaTrance
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NinjaTrance
8mo ago
Engineers have been vibe coding a lot recently...
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8mo ago
I'm not sure if this is real account or AI slop -- possibly a mix of both. But the US is a f*cking dystopia at this point. How come the richest country of the world - the model of capitalism - allows so many of their citizens go homele
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8mo ago
Microsoft fell into this trap in the 90s -- they believed that they could hide the DOS prompt, and make everything "easier" with wizards where you just go through a series of screens clicking "next", "next", &q
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8mo ago
The others are also paying. Make it configurable...
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8mo ago
> Personally, I get creeped out by how many things CC is doing and tokens it's burning in the background. It has a strong "trust me bro" vibe that I dislike. 100% this. It might be convenient to hide information from non-t
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8mo ago
> It requires deep understanding of customer usage to know whether it's a mistake at all Software developers like customizable tools. That's why IDEs still have "vim keybindings" and many other options. Your user is h
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8mo ago
Product managers are fooling themselves if they think they can "improve the user experience" for developers -- developers can't agree on the simplest things such as key bindings (vim, emacs) or identation (tabs, spaces). Make
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1y ago
As far as I remember, SolidGoldMagikarp was a bug caused by millions of posts on reddit by the same user ("SolidGoldMagikarp") in a specific sub-reddit. There was no problem with the token per se, but the fact it was like a strang
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1y ago
Haha, I don't know why but I also "see" it as a light blue seahorse, and it's facing left.
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1y ago
The easy solution would be to use something like Amazon S3 to store documents as objects and let them worry about backup; but governments are worried (and rightly so) about the US government spying on them. Thus, the not-so-easy-but-arguabl