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by brulard 2y ago
Nice example of how subjective this is. I immediately thought the first one without "else" is clearly the winner. This is the problem with formatting rules. A codebase needs to have consistent style, even though that might mean no
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by brulard 2y ago
It likely has some higher-level meaning other than just do foo, bar, qoo. For example if you are calling functions "openDishwasher", "loadDishwasher", "closeDishwasher", "startDishwasher", your functi
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by brulard 2y ago
I wanted a whiteboard app - simple, infinite, zoomable, scrollable svg-based area with custom shapes and elements. It just needed prompts like "add zoom", "add a rect shape", "add control points for resize", &q
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by brulard 2y ago
I strongly disagree. Around me I see a huge difference in old people without kids vs. with kids in how they are being taken care of.
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by brulard 2y ago
But couldn't they be considered an investment? For possible support (emotional, financial and other) in old age.
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by brulard 2y ago
I believe most people having that million wouldn't spend it to find the fulfillment in life, but would end up increasing their life style by slacking off, drugs, expensive cars and items, etc. And the million would be gone in months an
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by brulard 2y ago
But accumulating and saving always comes at a cost. Is it worth to earn more money, but spend less time with your family for example? It's a delicate balancing act and you never know where the right balance is
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by brulard 2y ago
Quality? I see it as extremely bloated, very sluggish and clunky (on M3 macbook pro), search sucks bad and I can not figure out how I should keep track of multiple chained replies (like threads in slack). It's not as bad as teams, but
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by brulard 2y ago
What do you mean by "no return"?
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by brulard 2y ago
> That's the definition of a Veblen good, something that is not known for being useful beyond serving as a status symbol. I don't think you understood the Veblen good definition. And MacBooks do not fit the definition. The pare
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by brulard 2y ago
Noone would expect it to be slower.
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by brulard 2y ago
Yeah, that's a good point. I just think it can go either way. I remember in 2015 how hyped we were around self-driving cars and thought "in 10 years there will be majority of cars like that". Right now we may see steady incre
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by brulard 2y ago
> React's productivity is still unmatched I'm React developer since 2015 and working on side with svelte+sveltekit for the last 3 years. For me it's exactly the opposite. React was huge upgrade from Angular 1 and jQuery de
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by brulard 2y ago
So called AI slop helped me build multiple little tools that help me a lot with different things. The code is not good, its needlessly complicated, very hard to maintain, repetitive, etc. But I found that as long as I keep this slop contain
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by brulard 2y ago
Not sure how else could I have meant that.
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by brulard 2y ago
In the last few days I discovered it's good at medium-complexity SQL, not at really more complex ones. I'm struggling like 4th day with Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini and Deepseek. All could do some good analysis with some low-hanging fr
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by brulard 2y ago
I ordered some electronic components / sensors from china, and as it took months to arrive, I forgot exactly what I ordered (I'm noob at this). Simply taking a picture and asking Claude what it was helped a lot. The numbers and le
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by brulard 2y ago
I feel like 50/50 chance of his or your comment aging poorly.
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by brulard 2y ago
People that care have it on hand. Option+Shift+dash on mac.
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by brulard 2y ago
What percentage of humans produce high-quality text?
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by brulard 2y ago
Underappreciated comment right there. The idea about selection vs creation was on my mind, but I wasn't able to put the idea into a solid form as you did there. Thanks.
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by brulard 2y ago
> genuinely - have you encountered AI-generated art that you find valuable? that you tell other people about or have kept a copy of for yourself somehow? Oh, man, absolutely. Few examples: - My daughter and I created a song about our cat
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by brulard 2y ago
Maybe at the worlds best universities. For sure not at an average one.
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by brulard 2y ago
count speech is delayed when you click too quickly. I got to 28 while voice was still saying 19. You should not wait for the sample to finish, just cut it off and start the new one
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by brulard 2y ago
I like that one
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by brulard 2y ago
can you elaborate?
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by brulard 2y ago
I believe Claude is aware if information close to the one retrieved from the vector space is scarce. I'm no expert, but i imagine it makes a query to the vector database and get the data close enough to places pointed out by the prompt
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by brulard 2y ago
source? Seems like with this logic, wood, wallpapers etc. would be illegal as well. Doesn't make sense to me
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by brulard 2y ago
/dev/null seems like a nice destination
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by brulard 3y ago
Who decides what is and what isn't music? My mother always said it's not music what I listened to. I disagree

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