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by amanzi 2y ago
HTMX doesn't require Django - you can use it with any web framework you like. And server side rendering should be fundamental knowledge that anybody working in the web-space should understand.
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by amanzi 2y ago
The difference, is that with HTMX, the above line and the HTMX JavaScript file is all you need. There is no separate build systems, or mess of dependencies, or anything like that. You just link to the HTMX JS file, and you're away. I
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by amanzi 2y ago
Mozilla asks people to contribute ideas on "Mozilla Connect", but then chooses to ignore most of the top-rated ideas. To be fair, better tab management is first and third of the list, so they are looking to improve that one. But P
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by amanzi 2y ago
Interesting timing for me since I was just reading the semver.org site just last week. I know that their proposal is to only include breaking changes in the major version, but in my experience lots of products use major versions for marketi
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by amanzi 2y ago
I loved your Running in Production podcast. Any chance of a return in the future?
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by amanzi 2y ago
I'm not a lawyer, so I don't know if this is relevant or not, but it's not really Scarlett Johansson's voice we're talking about, it's "the character in Her that Scarlett Johansson voiced". I'd b
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by amanzi 2y ago
Toyota have been making hybrids since the 90s. How is it that BYD have managed to come out of nowhere and doubled the range of any Prius?
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by amanzi 2y ago
Interesting - I hadn't considered this before, but makes perfect sense. Feels like it's something that's easy to miss, as lots of APIs are hosted behind generic web application firewalls that often have automatic HTTPS redire
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by amanzi 2y ago
Joke's on them - I didn't click the link.
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by amanzi 2y ago
I don't have any prompt customisations and am constantly amazed by the quality of responses. I use it mostly for help with Python and Django projects, and sometimes a solution it provides "smells bad" - I'll look at it,
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by amanzi 2y ago
The PDF linked to in the article explains how it works: https://26011849.fs1.hubspotusercontent-eu1.net/hubfs/260118... Obviously, it's not bladeless - you just can't see the blades. Page 4 of the PDF explain
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by amanzi 2y ago
It's not just Google! I tried this in Bing, and Copilot gave me this answer: While there are 54 recognized countries in Africa, none of them begin with the letter “K”. The closest is Kenya, which starts with a “K” sound, but is a
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by amanzi 2y ago
I agree on the quality aspect of sleep. I've started to wear earplugs when sleeping, and now I get a much deeper, undisturbed sleep. I still struggle in actually getting in to bed. Not sure if this is common with ADHD people, but I&#x2
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by amanzi 2y ago
From reading the linked issue thread, it doesn't sound like this title is correct. The AI feature has not been removed from iTerm2, instead they have created an additional plugin that is required to make the AI features work. BTW - I&#
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by amanzi 2y ago
The "Leave" button in MS Teams only works on release. Towards the end of a video call, as the meeting is wrapping up, I press and hold the Leave button, waiting for the optimum moment to release...
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by amanzi 2y ago
The AI aspect to this story is the least interesting bit about it. The magazine created a fake interview with Michael Schumaker, claiming it was the first interview since his injury. The whole thing was fabricated - the fact they used AI to
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by amanzi 2y ago
Ah - interesting, I hadn't seen that news. Appears that the Windows version they bundle with some PCs can be dodgy. I've never used Windows on these - I put in a new SSD and install Linux.
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by amanzi 2y ago
Yeah, I saw that. The GMKtek boxes I linked to can fit in the palm of your hand, have great power efficiencies, and cost less than $150. I have a couple of the Intel N100 models but would love to get one with an ARM processor instead.
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by amanzi 2y ago
You're right - we're all on the record here, but I'll ignore your personal insults. I guess you didn't read what I wrote: "...the generated code is a single key-press away from being sent to a remote server" -
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by amanzi 2y ago
The new Qualcomm chips are the only thing I find exciting about all these recent Windows Copilot announcements. I'd love to get one of these new chips in a mini PC like the ones from GMKtek, e.g. https://www.gmktec.com/
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by amanzi 2y ago
Great example. My personal preference is the first one, but I put that down to me being inexperienced and not working in a professional development environment. I've been using Ruff with most of the rules enabled, and they have a page
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by amanzi 2y ago
Appreciate your response. In my opinion, I don't want my terminal to have AI integration. I don't like the idea of AI-generated code being a single key-press away from being sent to a remote server. Others may disagree with that o
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by amanzi 2y ago
I uninstalled iTerm2 before trying out the feature, but have watched the linked demo video and read the docs, and my point still stands - the generated code is a single key-press away from being sent to a remote server. It's like copyi
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by amanzi 2y ago
This is the bit resonated with me the most: "One of the main bits of feedback I've seen from people online is that iTerm2 having AI involved at all is enough to get them to want to switch away to another terminal emulator. They&#x
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by amanzi 2y ago
I did the same thing last night. Spent 10 minutes setting up a config file, which I then added to my dotconfig repo, and had Alacritty working perfectly. Highly recommended!
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by amanzi 2y ago
Are we past the point of no return? Does all software need to have AI features now? I know it's opt-in, but just knowing it's there makes me not want to use this any more.
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by amanzi 2y ago
Some of the better websites at least make an effort to archive old content. e.g. here's CNN and BBC websites with coverage from the 9/11 attacks: http://news.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/static/in_depth&#x2F
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by amanzi 2y ago
This looks great. The preconfigured page they provide as an example is almost exactly like I would want it to be configured. I must be the exact target market for this!
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by amanzi 2y ago
It wasn't mentioned in the article, but the temperature of the water was 10°C. A 15-minute plunge at that temperature seems a bit long to me. I did daily cold plunges for about 6 months, ranging from 6° to 15°C, and 5 to 15 minutes. Th
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by amanzi 2y ago
I feel like this bit is important for this discussion: "...I do not use Copilot for my day job. I use it for my own projects only..." My guess is the people that don't use Copilot because they don't trust it, or don&#x27

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