antihero

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by antihero 1y ago
It sounds like you are lacking inspiration. AI is a tool for making your ideas happen not giving you ideas.
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by antihero 1y ago
Shouldn't these platforms work on getting Rust to support it rather than have our tools limited by what they can consume? https://github.com/Rust-GCC/gccrs
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by antihero 1y ago
> Is the reproducibility of docker really worth the added overhead of managing containers, docker compose, and running daemons on your devbox 24/7? Yes. Everything on my box is ephemeral and can be deleted and recreated or put on an
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by antihero 1y ago
Isn't this basically what Spotify did originally?
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by antihero 1y ago
(which we've had to some extent for thirteen years now)
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by antihero 1y ago
> makes that UI properly native That's five words with unimaginable complexity.
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by antihero 1y ago
Yeah it's always handy to be able to work effectively with just terminal tools. However, VScode and Zed (my editor of choice) both have pretty decent inbuilt SSH/SFTP implementations so you can treat remote code as if it was local
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by antihero 1y ago
Why would I use Claude on web to do that? Why would I use the wrong tool for the job?
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by antihero 1y ago
I wonder how many other packages are going to be compromised due to this also. Like a network effect.
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by antihero 1y ago
Ah so the coding was done locally but run remotely? I nearly went insane when I was forced to code using Citrix.
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by antihero 1y ago
I’ve literally asked Claude Code to look at and fix an issue on a cluster and it knows to use the cli utils.
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by antihero 1y ago
Apparently fixed five days ago: https://github.com/actions/runner/pull/3157 But yes a joke of a situation.
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by antihero 1y ago
Perhaps a better implementation of the law would be requiring all sites to mark content as NSFW if it is, and having opt-in device level toggles, so parents could protect their kids more easily, but anyone who’s actively seeking the content
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by antihero 1y ago
No it is the developer's job to make things be nice and work well. We've gone past pretending to be native shit for pretty much everything. We define our own design styles and language since the web took off.
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by antihero 1y ago
How would this work given that the major DE's have completely different UX and design?
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by antihero 1y ago
Couldn't they just get Opus to rewrite the lib? The model probably has the lib in it tbh.
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by antihero 1y ago
Guess it's time to embrace AI.
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by antihero 1y ago
The whole point of using an iPhone is that you don't have to update it?
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by antihero 1y ago
They really don’t though.
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by antihero 1y ago
You can craft a nice CLAUDE.md saying write code like this bit, avoid writing code like this legacy bit etc.
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by antihero 1y ago
This just masks the problem.
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by antihero 1y ago
If you're depending on specific versions, don't use a general system package manager, use something like mise or asdf.
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by antihero 1y ago
Yeah the airblades are night and day better than anything else, other than the noise which is painful if you're hungover.
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by antihero 1y ago
> What could MI5 possibly stand to gain from hiding a person who is described as "a violent misogynist abuser with paedophilic tendencies who had used his MI5 role as a tool of coercion"? Because people like that are useful to
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by antihero 1y ago
I'm sure with impending tide of slop-code, we'll have many more things to delete in our lifetimes.
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by antihero 1y ago
It's amazing. Absolutely insane that people are incarcerated so long for non-violent drug crimes, though. Turso also looks really neat for small Payload sites.
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by antihero 1y ago
We use the term as an ironic and silly thing here in the UK, at least amongst my friends, also somewhat in the pejorative. People who have no concept of what they are doing are a joke. I have a Vibecoding sticker in the SUPREME style on my
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by antihero 1y ago
Yeah but depending on how you set it up, you could have a very short expiry. If your auth system is as simple as: Verify refresh token -> Check a fast datastore to see if revoked -> Generate new auth token, this is very easy to scale
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by antihero 1y ago
I find any system I create works really well because it's exciting and interesting, and then I get bored of the system, and it becomes ineffective.
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by antihero 1y ago
This is why you have refresh tokens - your actual token expires regularly, but the client has a token that allows you to get a new one. Revoking is a case of not allowing them to get a new one.

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