andrekandre

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by andrekandre 1mo ago
your absolutely right!
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by andrekandre 1mo ago
thats an awesome example giving ai to children without limits is like giving them leg-braces or wheelchairs; they'll get used to it and never learn to walk or run by themselves much less karate... they'll be cripples from the star
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by andrekandre 1mo ago
> said complexity doesn't go away by moving it to a server. complexity for the client or for the developer? > why do software engineers bother with JavaScript frameworks? because the dev cycle is much faster for th
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by andrekandre 1mo ago
> Just tax those with high incomes to get it back. it also has the direct benefit of drastically reducing the bureaucracy since you don't need all those eligibility checks and associated paperworks (and associated costs)
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by andrekandre 1mo ago
yea, a lot of people claiming "but its a clinton judge" dont really get this i think...
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by andrekandre 1mo ago
> Meanwhile China is operating on government initiatives china fosters intense internal competition though; they don't just create and then subsidize some monopoly... avoiding breaking up mono/oligopolies feels the oppo
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by andrekandre 1mo ago
ai has been an excuse for people to shove into pr's all kinds of shit that would never be tolerated otherwise; from super long descriptions to annoying emojis in commit messages and overly verbose comments and code that has the mpg of
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by andrekandre 1mo ago
> he distrusts the research on the impact of line length on readability. whats the reason for that?
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by andrekandre 1mo ago
i mean, theres capitalism as the ideal, and there is capitalism in practice, so maybe you are both right...
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by andrekandre 1mo ago
> Facebook, YouTube, Pinterest, et al. have become increasingly hostile to blockers maybe at some point we should just stop visiting these sites if they are so hostile... we keep going to them despite all of this and it just serv
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by andrekandre 1mo ago
marketing dept says hello...
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by andrekandre 1mo ago
you shouldn't have to join a private group to get public information though; i think that is the op's point
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by andrekandre 1mo ago
it is interesting how the early iphone got such good performance and low memory usage with objective-c compared to android (java)
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by andrekandre 1mo ago
n=1 but my macbook pro constantly runs out of hard disk and memory and the two biggest culprits are jira/confluence/docs and other web apps (like 1gb+ of real memory consumed by a single instance), and the other is dev tools which
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by andrekandre 1mo ago
> his goals are contrary to building a game people enjoy, quality of the code is completely irrelevant i think this happens a lot inside and outside of games when people get obsessed with the tech or process behind it; they compl
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by andrekandre 2mo ago
> cheaper to modify software UI at some point, beyond aesthetics, sometimes a function is done and doesn't need tinkering anymore.... especially in something like a car that is 2 tonnes of steel and metal...
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by andrekandre 2mo ago
i used to think the same as op but i think you are right. though they can change the eula at any time im sure....
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by andrekandre 2mo ago
what could be the rationale for that...?
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by andrekandre 2mo ago
> To handle this correctly you need your RPC framework to accurately communicate retryable vs non-retryable failures to clients. basically enumerate your errors, and depending on the type, retry or just return/forward that
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by andrekandre 2mo ago
> the whole OpenClaw thing imploded has it really imploded... ? seems like just a month or so ago it was the new hotness [0] [0] https://www.cnet.com/tech/services-and-software/from-clawdbo...
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by andrekandre 2mo ago
this is the conceit of politicians/elites when they talk about "freedom" vs when we talk about it; its a nice dog-whistle that only they can hear the true meaning of
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by andrekandre 2mo ago
i forgot about that one, that also reminds me, what janeway did to poor tuvix...
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by andrekandre 2mo ago
> quite stupid years of misinformation and confirmation bias + social bubbles will do that
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by andrekandre 2mo ago
could be, or the one where dr pulaski becomes an old lady...
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by andrekandre 2mo ago
wait till they get the 'war on carpet' on, no one will be spared...
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by andrekandre 2mo ago
> I think people like AI tools when it's their choice to engage with them and they set the terms. exactly, stop shoving ai in my face and let me go to it when i want/need it
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by andrekandre 2mo ago
> That makes your product stickier, and lets you charge more too. not for jira, that things ai is garbage and gets in the way most of the time (and same for a lot of companies imo)
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by andrekandre 2mo ago
yes! i just did this today as well. the product direction at apple is completely messed up imo
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by andrekandre 2mo ago
> you're supposed to ask Rufus now completely off-topic but the names they give these dumb ai tools is so cringe
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by andrekandre 2mo ago
> totally forego critical thinking if there is anything i've learned working in this industry is that everyone hates thinking; they want a rote formula or pattern they can repeat for every project and every functionality...

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