anonyfox

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by anonyfox 3y ago
As a Phoenix user, I Call out! Something like the Django admin in phoenix would be like taking the actual USP of Django away … and it could even be real-time and collaborative by default :-)
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by anonyfox 3y ago
I am a not-good-at-ui dev, meaning I _can_ build UIs pixel perfect if given some exact design files, but it is incredible hard for me to come up with things on my own. So whenever I build something that is not already defined fully by desig
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by anonyfox 3y ago
Well I a right now descomposing business processes into atomic human actions (do X here, decide Y there, submit Z to there), get the interface into a usable form for scripting, and "engineer" a prompt to do exactly what a human do
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by anonyfox 3y ago
windows 2000 was peak windows for me. only got worse afterwards one way or another... but hot take: windows 8 "metro" was kinda awesome refreshing though most people hated it :-)
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by anonyfox 3y ago
More like: if I would lose it today, I would be the same thing again, maybe next gen M2/3, but everything basically identical to this one. There is no single other device out there I'd prefer to buy instead. Nothing shiny to chase
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by anonyfox 3y ago
I still remember the joy of buying additional/bigger RAM sticks for my PC and then being able to do more demanding stuff much better :-)
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by anonyfox 3y ago
Working at companies without strict audits, and previously at bigger corps that had audits we established parallel networks for developers. Either way, BYOD was possible after all. Also I insist on not having security based on VPN/VPC
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by anonyfox 3y ago
Lower-end consumer laptops (think: Acer, Asus, ...) tend to fall apart after a year, this is what I was starting out with in university being rather poor. Now its more like: the current device has zero issues, but the newer available models
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by anonyfox 3y ago
Still running a M1 Air 13“, now into my third job since, and refusing to bother with company provided computers. Still feeling as great as 3 years ago… will only upgrade if the next gen is substantially better (read: not just %faster somewh
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I don't get it. Whats wrong over there?
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by anonyfox 3y ago
update: this specific issue is something I could work around differently: defining a user that has its own credentials within SF who can be used in the auth flow did the trick without any redirect needs! See: https://gist.github.
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by anonyfox 3y ago
currently starting to run stuff on fly.io, so the notebooks are public (albeit password protected) - should work this way!
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by anonyfox 3y ago
I slightly complain a single time for the last few years, and jose directly chimes in with kind words immediately. You rock, honestly! But on the topic: I think its a simple problem ultimately, the SF Api ( https://developer.sales
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firefox developer edition, to be more exact. also faster than chrome on my M1 nowadays and ... no google. one more user against blink-monopoly in rendering the internet here.
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by anonyfox 3y ago
One simple thing I need thats stopping me from jumping into Livebook fully: Salesforce API integration. Right now, I can't manage to make the auth work there (since oAuth needs some http redirect dance). Connecting to some proper SQL d
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by anonyfox 3y ago
Its not an "AI-killer-app" thats the real deal I think. Its that these AI tools (esp LLMs) are truly powerful tools in everyday work now. Automating stuff is a breeze now whereas it was much more involved before. Data classificati
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by anonyfox 3y ago
I would argue that the biggest achievement in physics ever was sir Isaac newton: not only the 3 laws formulating classical mechanics, but also inventing calculus itself - which nowadays is basically all what these scientists use all day n
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by anonyfox 3y ago
I see the reasoning but in practice it’s just sci-fi I believe. Even if you have the _perfect_ walled garden… there you are with your wealth. What will you do with it if everyone else refuses to deal with you? What are shares of corporation
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by anonyfox 3y ago
The tipping point is when some „unwashed masses“ decide to go to a billionaire mansion and explain them (forcefully) that they aren’t billionaires any longer, and neither the security staff nor the called police will step in, since they are
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by anonyfox 3y ago
As soon as a significant share of the population is „irrelevant“ and treated as such (read: no good welfare, …), capitalism will end quickly. „Who owns the machines that generate value“ will shift from individuals/corporations towards
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by anonyfox 3y ago
Comparison with Emacs: an awesome operating system that still needs a great editor. Go: amazing tooling/libs, only needs a great language :-) But a few tweaks, like proper Enums and a Option/Return Type (to avoid excessive err !=
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by anonyfox 3y ago
To be honest I am busy with building gpt-powered backoffice tools for data classification, content creation, workflow automations, … to eliminate jobs down the road in my company. It’s already factored in future financial plannings that qui
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by anonyfox 3y ago
Why is this a thing in America to begin with? Sex markets do exist no matter what and have been forever. In Order to really get a handle on some bad side effects and improve everyone’s life, the first step is accepting reality and decrimina
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this is the way. don't feel bad. whoever is angry about you can't really complain about it. If you are often late by car, the solution is to start a few mins earlier, not reckless speeding.
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Also looks like the perceived risk is too low. In other countries, ignoring a stop sign (or red traffic light) can cost you your drivers licence fairly quickly, if the police notices it. So there are lots of cameras that 24/7 get the r
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by anonyfox 3y ago
For me, I chose xbox recently because of very specific titles (like, starfield). And not to mention the MS/activision talks that were going on for a while now, and I really do love blizzard games, so there would have been a risk of los
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by anonyfox 3y ago
Anyone sharing the disappointment with NextJS, please have a second look at https://www.meteor.com/ again. It is much more powerful in terms of backend/frontend communication and reactivity, and even though there was a
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by anonyfox 3y ago
I really do like TSX (react + typescript) for the exact things: Functional Components & Hooks - which are basically functional (albeit impure) building blocks for UI things and interactions. Sure, there goes on a lot behind the scenes a
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I believe its often the other way around: decent humans somehow accumulate high wealth and become influenced/corrupted/changed over time through that. Not that money amplifies weaknesses alone, but rather the wealth itself changes
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isnt this that "the people" are for in a democracy? In theory, everyone is free to create a new party that cares about particular things, and people can vote for it if they think its important for them, too. I think the major reas

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