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XCSme
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I literarily wrote this e-mail yesterday, when an enterprise customer asked to discuss, I hate calls: "... I usually prefer discussing async, via email, so I can provide more comprehensive answers and solutions, especially that we are
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That being, I accidentally had my analytics platform (with session recordings) enabled on a local website I was developing. Then, I realized, I had session recordings of the entire history of the website. I could see and rewatch the develop
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I also created something similar in PHP + Apache rewrites. I already had a PHP website, and I wanted to add a simple blog system to it, but most suggestions were complex systems that required installation. I created a .htaccess file and som
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2y ago
Which one? YAML to JSON?
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2y ago
Partially, LLMs cover a lot more cases. Sometimes I have multiple variables, like: var firstJob; var lastJob; var totalJobs; And then, if I want to rename Job -> Task, with LLMs, I just edit first variable, and then it a
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2y ago
If this is what Claude was trained on. Maybe they could filter this out from the training data. Or somehow detect if it writes something like this, and do one more chain-of-thought expansion on it.
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2y ago
Does this have an "instruct" version? Or it's already sort-of like that, as it was trained more on Q&A scenarios?
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2y ago
> we don't have to worry about programming jobs Maybe not writing the code itself, but creating a product/business still requires deciding how things will work, what technologies to use, what's the public API, etc. So inst
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2y ago
The problem with Windsurf is that it works great until it doesn't. And the time you spend checking and fixing its mistakes is longer than it would take for you to implement that yourself. Some of those cases are: * Sometimes the Accept
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2y ago
I don't really understand what's the main benefit of using something like this. It seems to do a lot of "magic" behind the scenes, which in the long-term makes it always hard to implement or debug specific edge-cases.
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2y ago
> One page, one HTTP request. Why do they recommend not using a sprite sheet for HTTP/2 /3 ? I understand it can do multiple requests in parallel, but if you have only one file, isn't it easier? Same download speed, plus y
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2y ago
Thanks, I really needed some encouragement today!
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2y ago
Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger
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2y ago
Wouldn't there be some safety concerns to letting the AI run overnight with access to run any command? Maybe if it can run sandboxed, with no internet access (but if the LLM is not local, it does require internet access).
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2y ago
But most UI/UX tutorials often say "more padding/spacing is better".
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2y ago
I like how Windsurf does it, you see a small notification in the status bar, in top-right, saying that a new version is available. After you update, at the same spot is a tiny link to view changelog.
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2y ago
It will automatically disappear, in 300 meters.
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2y ago
I received this email a few days ago, what's important to note is that current users in the mentioned regions do need to take action and integrate the Consent API calls.
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Microsoft Clarity's Cookie Consent Requirements Change
(uxwizz.com)
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2y ago
It's also easier if you already think of emails as "disposables", so if you have any important information in them, you already back it up on a different medium.
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2y ago
> Programming in it is slower Does VSCode run better on Linux? Or are you coding directly in vim/nano? Or what part exactly is faster? Before Docker it was annoying to run all the Linux software/packages/services/depe
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2y ago
What about games? I was under the impression that Windows is still the best OS for gaming.
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I create a blog where I post the fixes to common issues I encounter while developing: https://softuts.com In the future I might write more in-depth technical posts, but for now it's more like a notebook of fixes for specifi
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Is this like a Passport.js alternative? https://www.passportjs.org/
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Completely agree. What is a "stable life" for some is complete chaos for others. What is "taking risks" for some is too safe and boring for others...
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2y ago
If a law can not be properly enforced, especially without having poor consequences for the majority of people, then it's a bad law.
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This was my first impression too. On a large, 4k display, I could barely read anything, all I saw was a really zoomed-in photo of some device.
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I meant, my apps are using ChatGPT API. I didn't have any UI/flow for how the app looks when ChatGPT is down.
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Time to implement outage error messages in all my aps using the ChatGPT API...
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Another example is computer games. I got No Man's Sky recently because it was discounted on Steam, and I always wanted to try it. I would consider the pop-up you get when you launch steam, and the discounts showed in the store to also
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