TheRoque

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by TheRoque 1y ago
A lot of Linux distros work fine with secure boot
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by TheRoque 1y ago
Personally at that time (circa 2013 I think) I wasn't using it because it lacked integrated features like debugger or good autocomplete. I was using a specific editor, but one editor per language (java = eclipse, C++ = QTCreator, C = g
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by TheRoque 1y ago
Sending some telemetry metadata on private servers is vastly different from sending code chunks and in some cases private environnement variables. On top of that, there are already many exploits and failures related to these tools which one
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by TheRoque 1y ago
Same. Actually made me switch to neovim more and more. It's a great time to do so, with the new native package manager (now working in nightly 0.12)
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by TheRoque 1y ago
In my opinion, using AI tools for programming at the moment, unless in a sandboxed environment and on a toy project, is just ludicrous. The amount of shady things going on in this domain (AI trained on stolen content, no proper attribution,
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by TheRoque 1y ago
Multi cursors is in the way for 0.12 I think
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by TheRoque 1y ago
What's preventing job seekers to come up with their own AI avatar job seeker and use it to attend these interviews? I ask this question sincerely because I have no clue how such interview goes, and where is the added value compared to
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by TheRoque 1y ago
I was thinking like that before, however now I think it's overkill. Millisecond timestamps are hard to read, they are stored as "bigint" in Postgres, which makes it sometimes annoying. What I prefer now is to use the date obj
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by TheRoque 1y ago
100% agree, I have been looking for a YouTube video or stream of someone leveraging AI to get their productivity boost, but I haven't found anything that made me think "okay, that really speeds up things"
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by TheRoque 1y ago
In my country France, your contact May state hours, so you're paid to sit in the chair Freelancing as a side hustle may be forbidden if your employer refuses And it makes sense to pay more taxes since you also have more social benefits
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by TheRoque 1y ago
It's just how they call them... Hence the quotes.
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by TheRoque 1y ago
Come on... Is it still necessary to remind everyone how evil meta is ? The only reason they released "open source" models was to annoy the competition. They latest stunts: https://futurism.com/meta-sketchy-training
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by TheRoque 1y ago
You can already achieve the same thing by making your image into an archive, pushing it to your server, and then running it from the archive on your server. Saving as archive looks like this: `docker save -o may-app.tar my-app:latest` And l
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TimescaleDB Becomes TigerData(old.reddit.com)
1 points by TheRoque 1y ago|1 comments
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by TheRoque 1y ago
Thanks for the links. You mentioned 2 models in your posts, how should I proceed ? I can't possibly pay 2 subscriptions.. do you have a question for the better one to use ?
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by TheRoque 1y ago
Ok, fair enough. I will try that kind of setup with a side project I have and give it a serious try. I'll time myself to see if I made fast progress.
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by TheRoque 1y ago
Well, I'll try to do a sticky note here: - they can't be aware of the latest changes in the frameworks I use, and so force me to use older features, sometimes less efficient - they fail at doing clean DRY practices even though the
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by TheRoque 1y ago
Do you mean that for a dead simple frontend feature I had to provide context beyond my entire codebase, proper cherry picked angular 19 docs, lengthy explanations about what I want ? Yeah no thanks I'll just take that time and code the
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by TheRoque 1y ago
The C abstracting the assembly or the GC a abstracting away memory management work because they were possible to implement in a deterministic and reliable way (well, in the case of garbage collection, not all the time) But I don't thin
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by TheRoque 1y ago
Same for me. My last try was with claude code on a fairly new and simple Angular 19 side project. Spew garbage code using the old angular stuff (without signals). Failed to reuse the code that was already here so needed refactor. The featur
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by TheRoque 1y ago
The thing is, the AI tools are so easy to use and can be picked up in a day or too by an experienced programmer without any productivity loss I don't get why people push this LLM fomo. The tools are evolving so fast anyways
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by TheRoque 1y ago
One of the biggest anti LLM arguments for me at the moments is about security. In case you don't know, if you open a file with copilot active or cursor, containing secrets, it might be sent to a server a thus get leaked. The companies
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by TheRoque 1y ago
That's just the theory though, if you look at the videogame industry, the prices keep rising and lazy productions are more expensive than ever (e.g. oblivion remastered). Same goes for my movie theater, when did it x2 its price in the
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by TheRoque 1y ago
It costs hundreds a month for the customer, but way more for the companies. Try claude code, it's pay as you go, and it's like .5$ to 1$ per task, and it doesn't even complete it well, so if you make it work 24/7, I&#x27
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CodeGate – making AI coding tools safer to consume(github.com)
1 points by TheRoque 2y ago|0 comments
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by TheRoque 2y ago
I honestly wonder about that kind of place. To me, consumers don't go on these platforms, only other makers. So it seems like it's just a place where you can get your idea stolen. Edit: or best case scenario, bought
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by TheRoque 2y ago
How can you advertise yourself if you spent 0€ ? What genius trick is at play ? Come on, it's much more plausible there's something fishy.
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by TheRoque 2y ago
Memory safety without gc is not the only reason people use rust. It's also nicer to use than C++ for multiple reasons (language features, included package manager, easy to integrate tests...)
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by TheRoque 2y ago
I brush my teeth and write with the left, dribble and throw with the right. I kick the ball with the right, and on the boards sports I'm goofy.
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by TheRoque 2y ago
How can you guarantee this ? From the article, it was the result of campaigns, not affirmative action. Not saying you're in the wrong, but it would be nice to provide proof from what you're assuming.

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