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   by brulard 1y ago

   Teams is one of the worst apps I ever had the misfortune to use. But that is no fault of electron. Slack was built with electron and it's night and day difference to Teams.
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   by brulard 1y ago

   Your information are outdated. Let me correct your chart a little https://npmtrends.com/next-vs-nuxt-vs-react-router-vs-remix Remix no longer exists as it was all migrated to react-router. react-router v7 is what remix v3 s
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   by brulard 1y ago

   By your logic PHP and Java won the programming language war. And according to github stars, (which may be considered rough measure of overall usage, not of current trend) next.js has 4x more than remix. So if your sw consultancy is one four
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   by brulard 1y ago

   How did next win the React framework war? Is it not few years already that see exodus from next to remix/react router, and more recently to tanstack start etc. because of unnecessary complexity, difficulty to run next on anything but v
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   by brulard 1y ago

   This wouldn't work for 90% of apps out there. While I would love that approach, it has so many problems that in practice it never worked out for me. First problem is that data change. Either you edit it, or you need updates from server
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   by brulard 1y ago

   Modern SPA frameworks give you this by default. You can deep link and get the specific page with all the parameters/filters etc applied server rendered in remix/react-router, next, sveltekit and most other frameworks. I agree that
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   by brulard 1y ago

   This comment gets downvoted a lot and I can not figure why. Is the idea that agentic AI solutions could use single common file for the directions misguided or did I put the message together wrong?
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   by brulard 1y ago

   Thanks for the direction. I thought SQLite was limited in how multiple processes can access the db files, but now I see the problem is on my end. Btw. I'm a fan of your AI/LLM articles, thanks for your awesome work.
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   by brulard 1y ago

   Obviously YMMV, but it is extremely useful for me and for many people out there.
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    by brulard 1y ago

    I get immense value out of LLMs already, so it's hard for me to see them as overhyped. But I get how some people feel that way when others start talking about AGI or claiming we're close to becoming the inferior species.
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    by brulard 1y ago

    Are you seriously comparing downloading static code from github with bespoke code generated for your specific problem? LLMs don't keep you from coding, they assist it. Sometimes the output works, sometimes it doesn't (on first or
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    by brulard 1y ago

    Are you sure code from another developer (junior or not) works correctly? Or that it is secure? You have the same need to review the code regardless of the source.
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    by brulard 1y ago

    I use WAL basically everywhere. I thought that would fix my problem some time ago, but it didn't
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    by brulard 1y ago

    I always had troubles having multiple processes get write access to the sqlite file. For example if I have node.js backend work with that file, and I try to access the file with different tool (adminer for example) it fails (file in use or
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    by brulard 1y ago

    1. That does not support these results in any way 2. Having experience prompting is quite a little part of being able to use agentic IDE tools. It's like relating cutting onion to being a good cook I think we should all focus on how th
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    by brulard 1y ago

    this. We need a common file for all these tools. It's not like they can not read the format of each other.
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    by brulard 1y ago

    They got the top talent from there with the technology and they can continue on that or be used for other AI projects, right?
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    by brulard 1y ago

    It is known there were many developers without really much work to do that were hired only to be denied to competitors. Maybe it was cleaned up in the meantime
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    by brulard 1y ago

    On the contrary, I'm already in the VSCode environment and I would hate to have to switch to Cursor. Doesn't matter that it is a fork, I don't want a fork for every extension of my workflow. I used Cline and now Claude code i
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    by brulard 1y ago

    I'm not sure what I am missing, but isn't it completely possible to connect any kind of smart button to control a light bulb? Isn't this exactly what home assistant is being used for? I only tried it, but was able to add a ge
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    by brulard 1y ago

    I have a V12 and had V6 cordless before and I am quite impressed by these including the Pencil one. It made vacuuming at our home quite simple even for kids. Where do you see they are lacking?
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    by brulard 1y ago

    The investment is quite big, I don't know about maintenance but I would expect these air ducts need to be cleaned regularly. Then you need to switch the hose many times to clean the whole house, right? I'm using dyson v12 slim bat
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    by brulard 1y ago

    Same as other Dyson product? Have you watched the video or used their vacuum cleaners?
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    by brulard 1y ago

    I don't think you got the point. Instead of "pictures" we need a design system - defined sizes, paddings, margins, grids, font-sizes, colors, breakpoints, variants, components, behaviors, transitions, etc. and it should be co
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    by brulard 1y ago

    Would you elaborate?
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    by brulard 1y ago

    Man, I don't know what kind of world you live in, but an hour long video is a little too much to swallow when reading HN comments. I even gave it a chance, but had to close the tab after the guy just prepared you for something and then
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    by brulard 1y ago

    Good luck detecting the LLM use
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    by brulard 1y ago

    Exactly. Claude code can explain code I've written to me better than I could. I feel like people who don't see AI as a transformative element to programming probably didn't experience what it can do today as opposed to 6 mont
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    by brulard 1y ago

    Exactly. People cause cancer to themselves by smoking.
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    by brulard 1y ago

    It's like saying "if we discuss professional furniture making, it's not relevant that you are able to cut, drill, assemble, glue, paint, finish wood quickly with good enough quality".