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aniceperson
5mo ago
microsoft won't die because of Entra. enterprise IT will never migrate to anything else; they are mostly incompetent.
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aniceperson
5mo ago
please don't overload the apis with agentic slop. Osv.dev probably has all the data you need in a nice daily zip.
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aniceperson
5mo ago
there is also a gap between the header and the top of the page... they should ask the ai to make it better a few more times...
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aniceperson
5mo ago
the two filesystems can be a super power... i seamlessly use the same driver between wsl2 and my dual booted opensuse.
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aniceperson
5mo ago
they should give up on the backwards slash.
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aniceperson
5mo ago
So... nvidia agreed to pull a qualcom... well, enjoy the failure. people that would be early adopters want a real operation system that would actually allow them to leverage the hw, not a pathetic web-ui-based vibe coded operation system th
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aniceperson
5mo ago
a good harness is supposed to do what you are describing. sonnet on pi.dev is pretty terrible but fast. Claude Code has ridiculous amounts of prompt engineering at system prompt level and sub session spawing combined with low temperature, t
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aniceperson
5mo ago
> Could AI really answer all the questions about React? yes, due to ICL > Would we use 10x fewer people to build out infra on the public cloud or the entire so-called Big Data platforms? No, cannot solve core problems, makes a mess a
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aniceperson
5mo ago
the article is on point. I work in germany for an American company, and the /american/_experts_ always contract the most expensive, feature-less alternative because they get baited by SSO, logging and tracking, that then fail to l
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aniceperson
5mo ago
except their tools are all the linux ecosystem compiled to windows... it is all gcc based and their tutorials recommends those terminals that mimick Unix. it smells stupid managers + microsoft interference.
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aniceperson
5mo ago
the point is having a choice and the choice actually doing what it claimed.
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aniceperson
5mo ago
cool Project but global npm install is a no for me, and there seem to be no similar to python venvs in node.js ecosystem.
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aniceperson
6mo ago
probably most of your prs shouldn't land on mainline anyway. are they fixes? good. Feature? write a plug-in. Does it not support a plug-in? Well, you made a bad choice since the beginning. mkdocs has no parallization and brings nothing
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aniceperson
6mo ago
blessed
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aniceperson
6mo ago
I don't understand why not use function chaining, Javascript style. Make the order of execution explicit through scope.
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aniceperson
6mo ago
the presenter is pretty sane, but the product is hardly a product at the current scenario. pretty much codemirror 6 collaborative editing demo + vm running claude code, with a web GUI. will fall apart with large code bases just like vscode,
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aniceperson
6mo ago
Figma was never needed. they were useful when enterprises allowed people with no coding experience to mandate how ui should look. It is the powerpoint of dumb people that wanted a career in tech. happy to see it dying.
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aniceperson
6mo ago
crazy that they have such arbitrary ban while their mobile client doesn't even show the Sender email, but the self-disclosed name, that fits well to scammers needs.
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aniceperson
6mo ago
to be fair, last post i saw from anthropic on finding linux kernel vulnerability was a while loop per failed prompting "there is a vulnerability here, find it" more important than that, no frontier model can keep the entire linux
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aniceperson
7mo ago
Don't have the token on your hands. Use OICD ideally, or make sure to setup carefully as a repository secret. Ensure the workflow runs in a well permission read, minimal dependency environment. The issue with OICD is that it does not w
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7mo ago
except there are 2 go implementations already, and he burnt 500k per year to have a kubernetes clusters to parse json (???), so the total gain is -500000*year - 400 + 1 (deducting prompt to use existing implementation)
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7mo ago
Because his prompt said to implement in go, not to check if an go implementation already exists. They have been running kubernetes clusters to parse json, this is not suprising.