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ako
1y ago
If you have a question like that, just ask.
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I'm on a pro plan, also run into limits within 2 hours, then have to wait until the limits of the 5 hour window reset (next reset is in 1 hour 40 minutes at 2am)... You can just ask claude to review your code, write down standard, veri
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1y ago
For something like this, i'd ask claude code to review the project and create design and architecture documents for it. Then i'd ask it to create a plan to recreate it in c#. Next i'd ask claude code to generate a new project
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1y ago
Ask it to document the code with design documents and mermaid diagrams. Much faster to review.
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1y ago
I found claude sonnet 4 really good at writing SQL if you give it a feedback loop with real data. It will research the problem, research the data, and improve queries until it finds a solution. And then it will optimize it, even optimize pe
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Completely agree. You really have to learn how to use it. For example, heard many say that doing big refactorings is causing problems. Found a way that is working for SwiftUI projects. I did a refactoring, moving files, restructuring large
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1y ago
Keychron has some "ergonomic" mechanical keyboards that are fairly affordable. It's not perfect (no tent, no split), but overall it's a nice compromise.
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1y ago
For quick use people no longer need a computer, most of these quick use cases can be handled by a phone.
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1y ago
But that is information you intend to be public, you want it in google, and in ai models as they are replacing traditional search engines. The only reason you put it on LinkedIn is for other people to find you, so be happy the llm helps.
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1y ago
Heard the same story, but it was about cd burning, not printing.
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You’re making assumptions that aren’t grounded in facts, you do not know if they didn’t care, and if the blog contains fiction. He may have checked and corrected every single line created by the ai.
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Ai is just another tool, it doesn’t do anything by itself, in the hands of a person with a great story it can be a great tool to help write it. In the hands of a bad writer it will probably just create bad content. Ai is a tool controlled b
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1y ago
So we can debate the quality of this particular article, but in general if an author closely instructs the ai what to write, edits it, and uses the ai to express his thoughts faster and better, I have no problem with the use of ai as a tool
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1y ago
Why does it matter, as long as the output is of high quality? E.g., a Spielberg directed movie indicates a level of quality, even if Spielberg didn't do everything himself.
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1y ago
So you build a view on top of the tables, allows users access to the aggregating views, but not to the underlying tables?
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1y ago
This makes a lot of sense: with AIs generating a large amount of code, the challenge moves towards validation and testing. If you generate towards a higher level of abstraction, there's less code and less moving parts to be reviewed an
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1y ago
That is just nonsense, most people would enjoy living in a society with the right legislation much more than a society with no legislation. How are you less free if there’s no genocide, nor invasions? To me it feels you’re just thoughtlessl
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I’m even older, walking around with reading glasses on my head all day. Had an iPhone 13 mini, miss the form factor, would prefer a mini as my next phone. But for most mobile use, on the couch, watching videos, etc, I use an iPad, not my ph
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1y ago
Hans Rowling found that one of the best way to increase numbers of births is to reduce education for women. Or at least there’s strong correlation between both.
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Not of mass deaths, but the hope of a good future.
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I recently saw someone riding a Segway, but it was an e-bike: https://store.segway.com/ebike
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Trend vs single initiative. One company failed but overall personal electric transportation is booming is cities. AI is the future, but along the way many individual companies doing AI will fail. Cars are here to stay, but many individual c
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And tesla replaced many workers with automation to stay competitive, and also has factories in europe and china. I do think consumers have a responsibility here: for the last 30 years i've only had european cars. Even if they're a
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Assuming you’re referring to CEOs outsourcing production to china to reduce costs? I doubt they had any real alternative with consumers always buying the cheapest option. Either move production overseas, or loose all sales to companies that
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True capitalism can never exist due to lack of transparency, urgency, monopolies, etc. The best we can have is government controlled capitalism.
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Most startups don't have Elon Musk's money.
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It’s really not about code is better or database it better, it’s mostly about locality: if you want to update thousands of records, you can’t pull those records into a separate process, update them there and then write back. So you put your
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1y ago
On average over the last 25 years according to perplexity. (for example, found an old message about price of bread in 2000: 1.99 dutch guilders. You can now get a bread for 2 euros. That translates to 3.21%) I think a lot of people are over
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Same for USD and other major currencies, as most countries have inflation around 2%. Only currency that has done significantly better is the swiss frank.
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Funny fact: i have 7290 links in my pocket export, the very first one is hacker news.
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