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by Rapzid 7mo ago
Or about 4 hours of Mississippi River discharge.
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by Rapzid 7mo ago
Algebra 2 : AKA Drugwars and Snake Luckily I was ahead a year and didn't need to retake that class LOL. Went on to calc and discrete math.
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by Rapzid 7mo ago
I moved away from desktop Linux a few years back after getting a new development laptop with a hiDPI screen and running into fractional scaling issues. Windows wsl2 was just getting real good at the time, so I moved over on my desktop and l
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by Rapzid 7mo ago
I played quite a bit of OpenTTD a year or so ago and I'm pretty sure I downloaded it straight from their site.
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by Rapzid 7mo ago
> All I can say is that _right now_ I've also been in the industry for similarly long and I believe you 100% that's "all you can say" ;)
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by Rapzid 7mo ago
People would just make pipenv fast? There are some new tools that can help with that..
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by Rapzid 7mo ago
Vercel did this as well. I called it "ecosystem capture" but I like "means of production" too.
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by Rapzid 7mo ago
I'm already seeing people becoming enamored and proud of output quantity over quality. There were always people off focusing on tangents and low value efforts. Now they can drown an entire team or org in low effort(or low valu) slop. I
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by Rapzid 7mo ago
I use GitHub Copilot and unfortunately there has been a weird regression in the bundled Plan mode. It suddenly, when they added the new plan memory, started getting both VERY verbose in the plan output and also vague in the details. It&#x27
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by Rapzid 7mo ago
> Consuming social media doesn't have an inescapable negative impact on other people You don't think large portions an entire generation(s) getting cooked by social media doesn't have negative externalities that impact soc
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by Rapzid 7mo ago
Just as they were settling into middle age far-right propaganda, conspiracy, and hate "entertainment" escaped AM radio and flooded cable news and social media. They never stood a chance.
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by Rapzid 7mo ago
Exactly. Really frustrating they don't advertise TTFT and etc, and that it's really hard to find any info in that regard on newer models. For voice agents gpt-4.1 and gpt-4.1-mini seem to be the best low latency models when you ne
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by Rapzid 7mo ago
Oh.. I thought maybe these would be upgrades to gpt-4.1 and gpt-4.1-mini and etc.. But the latency is way too high compared to the 400-600. Yeah, different models and etc but the naming is confusing.
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by Rapzid 7mo ago
The semantics described in the high-level language are absolutely maintained deterministically. With agentic coding the semantics are not deterministically maintained. They are expanded, compressed, changed, and even just lost; non-determin
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by Rapzid 7mo ago
I'm starting to see this. It starting to seem like a lot of the people making the most specious, yet wild AI SLDC claims are: * Hobbyist or people engaged in hobby and personal projects * Startup bros; often pre-funding and pre-team *
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by Rapzid 7mo ago
> Also, you say it is 40LOCs, but how much magic happens in `step.apply()`? Right, but if you are already using ProseMirror that infrastructure is in place if you are taking advantage of it directly or bolting Yjs on top..
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by Rapzid 7mo ago
> I don't understand the need to put down one framework in favor of another. I didn't take the article as "putting down Yjs", just suggesting it's not the best solution for ProseMirror-backed product use cases p
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by Rapzid 7mo ago
It's drivel.
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by Rapzid 7mo ago
> "Where does the rigor go?" > Engineering quality doesn't disappear when AI writes code. It migrates to specs, tests, constraints, and risk management. These are generic "thoughts" you can get from any agency
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by Rapzid 7mo ago
> Well you can, and most consultants do tend to do that Yeah they do. I'm familiar enough with the claims to feel confident there is plenty of nefarious astroturfing occurring all over the web including on HN.
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by Rapzid 7mo ago
This is one of my biggest pet peeves to the point where I'm often pondering how I can leave the industry now.. People who previously couldn't put in the effort or quality, are now vomiting tons of slop I'm meant to read and r
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by Rapzid 7mo ago
> and adding PR comments to GitHub PRs... > So much of what we did was to make code easier for the next dev, and that just doesn't matter anymore Humans don't need to read the code when leaving PR comments?
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by Rapzid 7mo ago
The bloat problem is already out dated though. People are having the LLM pick the MCP servers it needs for a particular task up front, or picking them out-of-band, so the full list doesn't exist in the context every call.
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by Rapzid 7mo ago
You also can't even have hyphens in the storage account name. It's a complete shit show tbh. Same with container registries and other resources.
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by Rapzid 7mo ago
The reporting is the Trump administration was told NOT to attack Iran by the military and intelligence agencies but they did it anyway.
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by Rapzid 7mo ago
The performance, at least on our cloud instance, has greatly improved. There was a period of time where every load was causing the side bar and other components to slowly load with skeletons everywhere. There are still skeletons but a lot
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by Rapzid 7mo ago
You know.. I keep thinking this might be a good thing in some ways. AI spam could save us from the worst of the current social media status quo, the toxicity of the attention "economy", but flooding it so thoroughly nobody wants t
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by Rapzid 7mo ago
TBF they have made major improvements, IMHO, to Jira and Confluence over the past few years.
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by Rapzid 7mo ago
Yeah because it's cheaper they go evaporative. That's an easy fix by just making it more expensive. People talk about the water usage like it's an intrinsic feature of datacenters; it's not. You just make it more expensi
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by Rapzid 7mo ago
In oral arguments the supreme court uses hypothetical questions with extreme examples to explore the limits and constitutionality of law. Why shouldn't we?

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