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arvinsim
1y ago
I downgraded my Instagram from curated feed of "interesting" things to just basically a journal of my travels and hobbies. Just less stressful this way.
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1y ago
There are no existing AI tools that guarantee correct code 100% of the time. If there is such a tool, programmers will be on path of immediate reskilling or lose their jobs very quickly.
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1y ago
If you think of AI like a compiler, yes we should throw away such tools because we expect correctness and deterministic outcomes If you think of AI like a programmer, no we shouldn't throw away such tools because we accept them as impe
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2y ago
Cannot use my github username
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2y ago
Of course people would criticize the port placement. For a company that prides itself for having very good UX and "it just works", the decision to put the port on the bottom is indefensible.
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2y ago
I disagree about it being marketed only to non-power users. It can't even compete on ergonomics vs everyday mouse. Non-power users have complained about getting RSI because of it.
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2y ago
No developer wants to being treated as a code monkey and I bet no PM would want to waste time watching someone type out code that they don't understand.
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2y ago
It would be easier if "the browser" is just one target. As it is, there multiple browsers supporting different levels of features. That's the whole reason why frameworks are made in the first place dating back to jQuery.
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2y ago
Both your statements are just arbitrary You are not representative of all iPhone users.
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2y ago
It's all well and good until someone you know gets falsely accused and killed.
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2y ago
Financial education is useless if you don't have capital. Most poor people are just earning enough to live day by day. Getting financial literacy would help little.
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2y ago
I don't blame developers treating CSS like a target language for AI to generate. Most sites are just CRUD. Unless they are working on a site that requires creative styling, people just want to get it over with and work on the "rea
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2y ago
In this age of LLMs and AI, the incentive to master CSS is even lower.
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2y ago
> Recently, upgrading from v3 to v4 in a Next.JS project, which was supposed to be a no brainer, turned out to be a four hour ordeal. You might think that is too long but that amount of time to migrate IMO is short. What I am dealing now
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2y ago
Another thing is to know when to stop. AI can endlessly refine your sentences if you let it.
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2y ago
Proofreading is easily done with an editor. I think AI is much more useful for giving critic and advice on how you write your sentences. Setting the tone, refining the main idea, pointing out redundancies are some of the things that I find
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2y ago
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2y ago
It frustrates me that I can't focus on these long-form videos when they are likely much better than the soundbite sized video counterparts.
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2y ago
I still find value in some of these but just focused to a specific use case for each Reddit - hobbies Instagram - catching up with friends LinkedIn - Job Search
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2y ago
I thought everyone here has subscription fatigue already.
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2y ago
Google account is still free while iCloud+ subscription is not. That's a big difference.
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2y ago
So is she going to also do away with anything related to Elon, Tim and the like?
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2y ago
It's really sad if you think about it. Nowhere in time has freedom of speech been enshrined and creation been easier. But we just can't seem to take advantage of all the freedom and tools that we have at our disposal.
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2y ago
People use their phones much more than their laptops/PCs. Think it boils down to supply and demand.
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2y ago
I have read somewhere that the money Google pays Apple for being the default is a relatively big chunk of Apple's profit margins. If true, then it is understandable why Apple is fighting hard for it.
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2y ago
For some people, having no AI is a feature.
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2y ago
I would guess that the pushback is more about the possible economic imbalance that will happen and less about being replaced on the actual effort of coding.
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2y ago
Interesting. I want to try to this for my Magic: The Gathering cards since it is a pain manually inputting cards into my collection when buying the in bulk.
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2y ago
I made the mistake of not waiting befpre. This time around, I will save for the 5090 or just wait for the Ti/Super refreshes.
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2y ago
Some people will just never get out of Apple's Reality Distortion Field, willingly or unwillingly.
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