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by atonse 1y ago
Is there a good way to replicate cursor tab in VS code? I don’t mean the interaction model, but how accurate it is. What model does Cursor use? It’s quite good AND fast.
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by atonse 1y ago
We've been tasked by a client for 2 years to create an anonymized survey, and my mind has gone to great lengths to devise a survey where even our own employees (or superusers with full DB access) cannot figure out who a respondent is.
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by atonse 1y ago
I was looking at all their speed metrics, and can you explain to me where the speed makes a difference? We only use zod to validate forms, so I keep thinking "how does this matter?" Are people maybe using it to validate high throu
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by atonse 1y ago
In the US at least, the cockpit door is locked from the inside. What happens in this situation if they can’t open it? I think in the US at least they block the cockpit door with a food cart while the pilot goes to the bathroom. Maybe they l
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by atonse 1y ago
I feel for your daughter. I can totally see how tools like this will destroy the junior job market. But I also wonder (I'm thinking out loud here, so pardon the raw unfiltered thoughts), if being a junior today is unrecognizable. Like
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by atonse 1y ago
I still don’t follow. So instead of 1 password that you remember, there would now be a passkey? I feel that is too risky. Where would you store that passkey? And what if you lose it? I suppose the 1p emergency kit could print out a QR code
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by atonse 1y ago
You can already unlock 1Password using biometrics in your Apple devices. they do ask you for your password every 2 weeks though. But I think that's a great balance. ...Unless I misunderstood what you're talking about. When I put i
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by atonse 1y ago
as others have said, there’s a lot of work going into improving the dev experience. There were 3 LSP implementations. they’re getting combined, so IDE support should improve. There’s technically a step through debugger, but it’s extremely s
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by atonse 1y ago
I didn’t say it has to be wrapped by elixir to be “useful”, but after having been in debugging hell with an erlang OIDC library a couple years ago, I’ve been burned and won’t touch native erlang libraries unless there’s no other choice. Tha
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by atonse 1y ago
We’ve been running elixir in production since 2017. During the pandemic, our elixir app sent/received 45 million text messages, helped schedule 1.5 million vaccination appointments, and a few million COVID testing appointments. It all
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by atonse 1y ago
I can second this. I really do want to move to Zed full time but the code completion is nowhere near as useful or "smart" as cursor's yet.
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by atonse 1y ago
I honestly felt google is dying a slow death before the recent Gemini models came out. Their search product was pretty reviled. They had very little innovation anywhere. But after a comically bad start with Bard, they’ve been totally kickin
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by atonse 1y ago
What are good US-based dedicated server hosts? Like Hetzner but in the US?
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by atonse 1y ago
I’ve never needed to use erlang in all these years. I have to imagine I’m not alone in finding erlang’s syntax more cryptic, given that erlang hit a limit and elixir broke through to a much wider audience. I don’t know what would make me a
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by atonse 1y ago
I am literally debugging an issue with our OpenAI client in our Elixir app due to connections mysteriously timing out and closing, and I think this sort of library might be really good for enabling more widespread use of OpenAI stuff in our
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by atonse 1y ago
Congrats. You’ll get there! Just take it one semester at a time.
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by atonse 1y ago
Oh 100% agree. It's still better than the crappy old-school thermostats. I wasn't even trying to compare it to those. I just expect more out of the software given that the hardware was pretty nice. But does anyone leave the "
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by atonse 1y ago
Update: The JIRA MCP seems to be working now, I'm not sure what happened. I also added an elixir RuleSet (I THINK it's being used, but can't easily tell). Still missing the truly fast and elegant suggestions from Cursor (espe
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by atonse 1y ago
I have launched Zed probably once a week for the past few months to try it out (each time running updates to see what's improved). I so badly want a native editor like this one to succeed. But the UX just seems very difficult to use. F
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by atonse 1y ago
Yep, even if the EnergyStar label goes away, I'm going to want this data when making a purchase to get an idea of long term costs.
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by atonse 1y ago
I meant the part where you have to copy paste each day to get the same schedule. For a given day it’s easy.
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by atonse 1y ago
Honestly this is what most of us want. I feel that while Nest changed the whole scene, it never lived up to its “smart” thermostat promise. And the schedule editor is way too cumbersome. Something like the above is what most people would us
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by atonse 1y ago
That comment was left in haste, sorry. To clarify, I meant that in the case of FCP and movie editing software, they were almost forced to switch. The FCP upgrade didn’t just break the main app, but the plugin ecosystem was wiped out too. (F
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by atonse 1y ago
But they had to be pushed in that direction. IT actually affected their work. In this case, the users of these tools seem perfectly ok with them and aren't going to just explore something as disruptive as an entirely different OS just
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by atonse 1y ago
In the US, schools are managed at the state level, not the federal level. There are occasional grants given to states to run certain school programs, but states really run the show. Which is why I'm actually not sure why certain states
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by atonse 1y ago
Right now, as you know we’re in a total Wild West with this. So the experience is different for each client (VS code, cursor, etc) To me, the ideal the UX is similar to the extensions UXs in each IDE, you search, click install, and get on w
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by atonse 1y ago
Does this mean that we'd have to store our various keys/credentials with you (in the hosted solution). If so, I would emphasize or add more documentation on how you are securing credentials. And how would I add this to my agent? W
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by atonse 1y ago
To be clear I’m not saying we shouldn’t have this because people would lash out. I’m saying I’m worried that it would be more likely that people would lash out, than everyone just passively sitting around. But to respond to your google anal
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by atonse 1y ago
Elixir has been my main language since 2017 and it’s been amazing to work with all these years. I’ve built and delivered so much value and the quality of libraries in general feels much more stable than JS land with its ever changing upgrad
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by atonse 1y ago
The one time so far that I actually implemented a full feature using only vibe coding (and it wasn't trivial), I had to be very specific about what I wanted, and it was in a very widely used stack (React/NextJS), it was a very com

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