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by acedTrex 2y ago
Even if i am in the office and someone is sitting right next to me i still do screenshare. I don't like leaning over peoples shoulder or having people over mine
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by acedTrex 2y ago
they showed swift in neovim in the keynote when they talked about LSP support
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by acedTrex 2y ago
same thing we do today, hop on a call and screenshare.
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by acedTrex 2y ago
The internet is still plenty open, people just prefer the path of least resistance
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by acedTrex 2y ago
The most value i have ever gotten out of AI for coding was when i refactored about 20 thousand lines of gomega assertions into the more robust complex object matcher pattern. It did a good chunk of the grunt work quickly. was probably 85% a
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by acedTrex 2y ago
I'm not expecting anything of this person. Was merely remarking that the public domains are incredibly rude areas and the reality of the difficulty of existing within them.
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by acedTrex 2y ago
Gotta have a thick skin to deal with the general public, developer community or not
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by acedTrex 2y ago
The big company use case is the ideal backstage use. Backstage is just a framework. you can use it to interface with the old system behind the scenes and provide a nicer layer on top for your application devs.
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by acedTrex 2y ago
so basically this is a gui abstraction over "kubectl apply -f scaledObject.yaml" ...
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by acedTrex 2y ago
I pay for a single RDS instance with daily backups and just shove all my dbs into that.
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by acedTrex 3y ago
I see so many people say that llms have improved their programming and i am truly baffled by how. They are useful on occasion and i do use chatgpt and copilot daily but if they disappeared today it would be at worst a minor annoyance.
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by acedTrex 3y ago
Ya I am also not following what the problem is with this approach. Is that not the entire point of options? Do people feel entitled to have all free services with no obligations of their own?
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by acedTrex 3y ago
I have yet to see either copilot or gpt4 generate code that I would come close to accepting in a PR from one of my devs, so I struggle to imagine what kind of domain you are in that the code it generates actually makes it through review.
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by acedTrex 3y ago
you still have to terraform the crossplane control plane no?
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by acedTrex 3y ago
https://github.com/Azure/karpenter-provider-azure there is this in the works for karpenter on aks
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by acedTrex 3y ago
Yep this is the primary benefit of my apple watch, i no longer feel the need to incessantly check my phone for notifications. i just glance at my watch
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by acedTrex 3y ago
I recently switched to neovim for everything that is not csharp programming (rider is still too good)
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by acedTrex 3y ago
Apple and Unity have slightly different financial moats
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by acedTrex 3y ago
What doesn't make sense about it, it doesn't directly drive an increase on a budgetary line item. Of course no one in finance areas is going to pay attention to it
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by acedTrex 3y ago
I wasn't really blaming rails per say, if anything their main database mysql1 seems to pop up in their post mortems more then anything else
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by acedTrex 3y ago
The fact that Github has been so unstable for so long is absolutely insane to me. I know ops is hard, but this level of consistent outage points to an endemic problem. Is it the legacy rails/mysql stack that is the largest culprit or i
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by acedTrex 3y ago
We've been on freeze for weeks now in preparation for the holiday season.
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by acedTrex 3y ago
Breaking news: Company makes money on software it owns Up next: This bear did WHAT in the woods?
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by acedTrex 3y ago
I'd argue a function of scale as well as a function of criticality. Not all projects need the same level of care put into them as the blast radius of bugs is... negligible sometimes
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by acedTrex 3y ago
a solid search engine saves me far more then 120 a year in my time. Even just for work stuff if it saves me an hour or two over the entire course of a year it was worth it
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by acedTrex 3y ago
Did google oauth block kagi? It wont allow me to sign up with google because "kagi has not completed the signup process"
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by acedTrex 3y ago
You can still do that without being logged in, thats also not participating in open source. More observing open source then anything
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by acedTrex 3y ago
Its never been possible to participate in github hosted open source without an account...
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by acedTrex 3y ago
this is how exactly how i use gpt4, i find it very useful
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by acedTrex 3y ago
Did you also fix peoples commutes?

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