TheRoque

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   by TheRoque 1y ago

   It's true though, it's literally how your brain works. It's full of biases.
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   by TheRoque 1y ago

   Stopped using postman from about 2018 I think. I think it was because I found it stupid to have to log-in to do API queries. I didn't even find it that ergonomic to use, to be fair.
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   by TheRoque 1y ago

   And what would that be ? Please make me save a plane ticket
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   by TheRoque 1y ago

   Exactly, everyone here on hackernews is talking about Azure/AWS/GCP as if it was the only correct way to store data. Americans are too self centered, it's quite crazy.
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   by TheRoque 1y ago

   Then, it's the job of someone else to use these tools, not developers
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   by TheRoque 1y ago

   It's true that I haven't been a hardcore agent-army vibe coder, I just try the popular ones once in a while in a naive way (isn't it the point of these tools, to have little friction ?), claude code for example. And it's
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   by TheRoque 1y ago

   If the others don't include it, it could be another inconsistance though
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   by TheRoque 1y ago

   I'm pretty sure you can configure said desktop searches to exclude web results. At least on KDE it's pretty easy to do, one box to untick.
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   by TheRoque 1y ago

   On KDE plasma, there's KRunner (Alt + Space default), also pretty neat.
10. 160.▲
    by TheRoque 1y ago

    > the cushy "European" lifestyle they love only exists because of the US Could you elaborate ?
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    by TheRoque 1y ago

    Anyways, this message is just feel-good bullshit UI/UX design. I prefer to have just "Loading: 90%" and that's it.
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    by TheRoque 1y ago

    First of all, I won't visit your site, i get the warning: "MOZILLA_PKIX_ERROR_INSUFFICIENT_CERTIFICATE_TRANSPARENCY" Second, I don't really understand the point, if agents are doing the job, and no humans are in the loop
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    by TheRoque 1y ago

    I find it weird to not have one, given the ubiquity of plugins in (neo)vim. These editor are self-proclaimed "super easy to extend/program", until now it was awkward to need a third party plugin manager to "extend"
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    by TheRoque 1y ago

    Discovered this guy recently while looking for a new vim.pack config. He's quite funny.
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    by TheRoque 1y ago

    https://youtu.be/xGkL2N8w0H4?si=_U9rFhZM50Dg4cVw
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    by TheRoque 1y ago

    +1 to fish, just efficient out of the box
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    by TheRoque 1y ago

    What's so great about zed ?
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    by TheRoque 1y ago

    My first layout was AZERTY (french one), and I added Colemak 4 years ago. I am slightly faster in AZERTY compared to Colemak still (100wpm/90wpm), I never lost the AZERTY, the key is to just use both all the time. I have a shortcut and
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    by TheRoque 1y ago

    Thanks for the detailed answer. Indeed I also worked on embedded a long time ago, and the debugger was often the last resort because the debug pins weren't always accessible.
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    by TheRoque 1y ago

    Really ? I find myself thinking the opposite. My program always runs in debug mode, and when there's some issue I put a breakpoint, trigger it, and boom I can check what is wrong. I don't need to stop the program, insert a new lin
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    by TheRoque 1y ago

    Both are valid, if your code is slightly complex it's invaluable to run it at least once with a debugger to verify that your logic is all good. And using logs for this is highly inefficient. E.g. if you have huge data structures that a
22. 172.▲
    by TheRoque 1y ago

    That's factually wrong, downloading without sharing is also illegal.
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    by TheRoque 1y ago

    "crud web apps" sounds like WordPress or Django anyways I mean, it's already kind of valueless ? The true value lies in what this crud app is about, marketing, and the extra bits you can add to make it special.
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    by TheRoque 1y ago

    Search engines never claimed that their content was orignal, and redirect to the original author (which gets proper retribution)
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    by TheRoque 1y ago

    I'm not talking about that, I'm taking about downloading gigabytes of books, and movies and who knows what data (since it's not disclosed) without paying. Those are not freely posted on the internet. Well, not legally anyways
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    by TheRoque 1y ago

    To be honest, these companies already stole terabytes of data and don't even disclose their dataset, so you have to assume they'll steal and train at anything you throw at them
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    by TheRoque 1y ago

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    by TheRoque 1y ago

    Mmmh well a few months ago there was a news that Facebook will prompt you to ask you if you are ok with your personal pictures being used for training, so it's not really surprising ? Besides, it's meta, what do people expect seri
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    by TheRoque 1y ago

    Personally, I didn't find a way to create one docker image for each of my project (in a pnpm monorepo) in an efficient way
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    by TheRoque 1y ago

    Moreover, I find it ironic that website owners will gracefully give AI companies the power to identify what is "good" data and what is not. I mean, why would I do the work for them and identify my data as AI, so that they would ig