aniforprez

7 ms·

31.
by aniforprez 1y ago
Not entirely convinced about their graphs where they "improve" over tailwind with just HTML size and "number of class names". Why do these matter exactly? You're basically removing the number of classes in the HTML
32.
by aniforprez 1y ago
I'm not sure if there's advanced commands that GitHub Desktop does more with but for the most part it's just a porcelain frontend that works great for doing simple operations but can't do things like interactive rebases,
33.
by aniforprez 1y ago
If my windows device fails, I'm not going to Microsoft. I either fix the offending part of my desktop or laptop, or reinstall the OS or move to a different OS. If something is wrong with my android phone, I'm not going to Google s
34.
by aniforprez 1y ago
It's the complete opposite for me. I enjoy the process of mentoring juniors and am usually sought out for a lot of little issues like fixing git workflows or questions on how a process works. Working with an LLM is absolutely not what
35.
by aniforprez 1y ago
Colleagues take that feedback and improve. It seems a large number of people here seem to find these kind of improvements in other humans useless in the hypothetical case of them leaving but I occasionally look at my mentee's LinkedIn
36.
by aniforprez 1y ago
It was extremely telling to me that the Zed editor team put out a video about using their AI interface and I don't remember what model they used but they asked it to add a new toggle for a feature and then spent half they video demonst
37.
by aniforprez 1y ago
Right? Why are we giving grace to a damn computer as if it's human? How are people defending this? If it's a computer, I don't care how intelligent it is. 98% right is actually unacceptable.
38.
by aniforprez 1y ago
The only issues I see with Django these days are a lack of native python types and especially these days with type hints included in the language I think there should be efforts taken to have this present within the framework itself. I know
39.
by aniforprez 1y ago
Yes there are limits to how long the title will go until it starts getting truncated so it is possible it won't fit a network path. I'm not sure if the behaviour of the taskbar was always to bring every window of an app to the for
40.
by aniforprez 1y ago
For your complaints about the taskbar, yes I too find it incredibly annoying that they compress all the application windows into a tiny thumbnail but there is a setting to expand thumbnails to include titles and separate them if there are m
41.
by aniforprez 1y ago
Seems like you didn't read the article at all. The author talks about writing it themselves after finding the automatically generated code not up to snuff.
42.
by aniforprez 1y ago
It's gotten to the point where searching Google for word definitions is actively hampering me by defaulting to showing the definition in my "regional language" (which isn't correct in the first place since it's spok
43.
by aniforprez 1y ago
Yes they did actually say that. They go into the process of accreditation that would result in a person or institute being able to give a degree "in piano"
44.
by aniforprez 1y ago
Now that even Google search is garbage, can't really claim they're good at search. It's also always been true that their search at anything aside from the main search product is horrible. YouTube search is its own level of co
45.
by aniforprez 2y ago
I don't think that's the case. I've found it to be fairly janky and it has frequent down times every so often. I'm much more inspired to give a small one-person team some leeway about it though for a free app vs. Amazon
46.
by aniforprez 2y ago
I evaluated Tanstack for a project and it's got a lot of annoying issues with doing way too much and way too little simultaneously. I feel Tanner Linsley moves between these numerous projects a bit too much leaving the API surface of t
47.
by aniforprez 2y ago
I worked with AngularJS back in 2014-15 and it was hell. We used to regularly have accidental performance dips because of the way it reacted to changes in values. IIRC it used to do two scans of all variables in all the controllers on many
48.
by aniforprez 2y ago
They said in their official statement[1] that it was to "block malware" but clearly they did not want to serve file traffic off-site. And yes I am very much in favour of using S3 or at least some file hosting service to dump the f
49.
by aniforprez 2y ago
This is not an argument or a discussion. That would require two parties willingly engaging. This is someone trolling and simply being hurtful/aggressive for kicks. I don't know if the BlueSky moderators are banning such accounts b
50.
by aniforprez 2y ago
Obvious trolling attempt aside, on the topic of uploading files to third party platforms, people should have really learned their lesson when uploading files to Discord and using that as a CDN and Discord completely killing that and hundred
51.
by aniforprez 2y ago
Planes don't fly radically differently than birds. Birds can flap their wings because they're light and small. Birds don't fly by flapping their wings, they flap their wings to fly. The flapping is to gain and maintain height
52.
by aniforprez 2y ago
Also it took hundreds of millions of years to get here. We're basically living in an atomic sliver on the fabric of history. Expecting AGI with 5 of years of scraping at most 30 years of online data and the minuscule fraction of what h
53.
by aniforprez 2y ago
Last I checked, a lot of the time this is entirely dependent on region. For eg. the Ghost in the Shell: Standalone Complex series on Netflix exclusively has English dubbing and English subtitles everywhere but Japan but changing these setti
54.
by aniforprez 2y ago
Minor point, I'd appreciate some indication of the price on the page before taking me to the Stripe checkout. It's not that the price ($5.99) is at all expensive or anything like that but I don't really find it nice to have t
55.
by aniforprez 2y ago
Unless you can propose a proper way to locally represent time where a person is currently present in relation to the position of the sun then no, time zones will never go away. I know time zones suck for us as programmers but it's a pr
56.
by aniforprez 2y ago
People cheat on online cooperative computer games like Helldivers with almost no rewards for being performatively better other than a few imaginary in-game points. People can be weird about the smallest things
57.
by aniforprez 2y ago
I can honestly say that tailwind made me way better at CSS. Going through the docs to find classes I needed to do particular things and reading what they did had made me so much better at understanding what it does at a low level. I would s
58.
by aniforprez 2y ago
We can do both those things and also take away their ability to add unwanted files which is exactly what we did. Why even allow things like this to happen when a single line to a gitignore solves it forever? The reason we saw those .DS_Stor
59.
by aniforprez 2y ago
We don't care if this problem is "hidden under the rug". We didn't even consider it to be a problem. One line added to the gitignore and no future hires will have the ability to do this. Why is adding lines to a gitignor
60.
by aniforprez 2y ago
I'm not sure about that. We had a new hire once add a ton of .DS_Store files because we forgot to ignore it at the repo level and they didn't have a global ignore set up. I don't see the point of committing files that have no

More ›