Sammi

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by Sammi 8mo ago
Right? I'm not hearing it being said that SaaS is going away. I'm hearing that bad SaaS is being replaced by better SaaS. A poor supplier being replaced by a better supplier that is capable at leveraging AI for a product quality a
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by Sammi 9mo ago
I can't shake the feeling of being spoken to by Gríma Wormtongue. It's just the way Sam talks. The words and phrases he chooses. So much tortured persuasion in all he says.
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by Sammi 9mo ago
I'm thinking much more than ever, now that the coding agent is building for me. I strongly experience that coding agents are helping me think about stuff I wasn't able to think through before. I very much have both of these builde
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by Sammi 9mo ago
People pay a lot of money to have people make mediocre solutions for them. Now you don't have to pay a lot of money to get a mediocre solution that works. All those things that are broken, but you don't have time or money for them
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by Sammi 9mo ago
It fits with the intuition that codex is simply overfitted.
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by Sammi 9mo ago
Exactly. It feels like people think they are something new and novel that there is something technical about them that one needs to learn. "Skills" are just readmes on particular subjects. They can be for whatever purpose you want
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by Sammi 9mo ago
Non codex gpt 5.2 is much better than codex gpt 5.2 for me. It does everything better.
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by Sammi 9mo ago
Have you tried any other popular agentic coding tool? Like Claude Code, Cursor, Opencode, or Codex or something else? Because I've used all of these and Copilot in anger in the last three months, and Copilot wasn't even in the sam
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by Sammi 9mo ago
Using a TS validation library like Zod gives you both the shared validation code for both the frontend and backend, the TS types, as well as the json schema for openapi. It's a triple whammy too good to ignore. Especially as a small te
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by Sammi 9mo ago
Are we mixing the language and the runtime here? C# the language seems weirdly free of weirdness and footguns.
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by Sammi 9mo ago
Does it not run in a VM?
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by Sammi 9mo ago
Yes. "The news" isn't information. It's just junk food for the mind. There's nothing in the daily news cycle that is helpful for you, whilst there's lots that is bad for you. There are other better ways to stay
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by Sammi 9mo ago
I read a few days down and stopped once I realized that absolute zero percent of any of it was useful information for me as a Northern European and all of it was terrible news. I don't think it's helpful for anybody that I know th
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by Sammi 9mo ago
> video editing cough CapCut cough
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by Sammi 9mo ago
My best answer so far is ssh and sqlite3 cli.
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by Sammi 9mo ago
Fix your voting system. This two party system you have if caused by the First Past the Post voting system you have. Basically mostly all the is uniquely broken about US politics is downstream from FPTP. You can't get smart solutions if
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by Sammi 9mo ago
Yeah I had to downvote because of this. If you don't bring receipts then it's just slander.
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by Sammi 9mo ago
Europe is bleeding out Russia in Ukraine while barely using much of their resources at all. Europe has revealed Russia as a paper tiger.
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by Sammi 9mo ago
Lots of the best ai content is only on Bluesky now.
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by Sammi 9mo ago
There are many more European countries in NATO than just Denmark, and all of these will have their trust in the US shattered if the US betrays such a close NATO ally as Denmark. You're literally betraying all your closest and largest a
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by Sammi 9mo ago
Like MS ditching Internet Explorer in favor of basing Edge on Chrome?
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by Sammi 9mo ago
What does it matter if the NT kernel is any good when the rest of the OS isn't? Sooner or later Windows will be as relevant as Internet Explorer.
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by Sammi 9mo ago
Very simple jquery implementation with all the easy apis: (function (global) { function $(selector, context = document) { let elements = []; if (typeof selector === "string") { elements = Array.from(co
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by Sammi 9mo ago
Agree if you've a library developer. If you're an app or website developer then it's your project. Everyone else should steer clear of adding to native prototypes, just so they are clean for the end user.
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by Sammi 9mo ago
I hear you saying that React raised the floor but also lowered the ceiling.
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by Sammi 9mo ago
You might just be able to stream 240p youtube without stuttering with that.
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by Sammi 9mo ago
Yes you're describing class.
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by Sammi 9mo ago
You can really treat WebP as a universally available format in 2026. It is an old, boring, and safe format to use now. Browser support for WebP is excellent now. The last browser to add it was Safari 14 in September 16, 2020: https:/&
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by Sammi 9mo ago
I believe there has never been a better time to do a micro SaaS. For 200$ a month you can use Ruby on Rails, Laravel, Adonisjs, or some other boring full stack framework, to vibe code most things you need. Only a few things need to be truly
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by Sammi 9mo ago
I didn't get how limiting the agent to running just scripts from a justfile limits what the agent can run in any way. Because what's stopping the agent from editing the justfile to add whatever it wants to run?

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