cheema33

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by cheema33 2y ago
Elon is not in it to counterbalance. But to grab the attention/money/power for himself.
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by cheema33 2y ago
I pay for ChatGPT, Anthropic and Copilot. After using Gemini 2.5 Pro via AI Studio, I plan on canceling all other paid AI services. There is no point in keeping them.
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by cheema33 2y ago
What are some of the differences from Electric SQL?
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by cheema33 2y ago
> Let's say e-commerce is 25 years old It is closer to 35. I know because I was running an e-commerce site in 1993. Yes, you could add items to a shopping cart, place an online order using a credit card back in 1993.
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by cheema33 2y ago
> With this, you can create powerful web applications As long as you are able to keep your requirements simple enough. I feel that it is not the tech stack that is getting complicated, it is the user and management expectations. For exam
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by cheema33 2y ago
> From my high horse, I would rather not to visit the site Same same. I was mildly curious about the topic, but not enough to click the link to the site.
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by cheema33 2y ago
All of this seems to borrow ideas from Putin's playbook. I never realized how strong of an appetite certain segment of US population has for authoritarianism.
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by cheema33 2y ago
> As long as he promises to make their bank accounts grow, and make their perceived enemies suffer, they want a king. They have given up on the "make their bank accounts grow" thing. The tariff tax and stock market sliding dow
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by cheema33 2y ago
We are in an extremely shameful state.
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by cheema33 2y ago
I subscribe to this philosophy. I recently had my house remodeled. A lot of the walls were opened up and I asked the contractor to run fiber and cat 6a everywhere. Now every room has multiple drops of each. Even the outdoor and garage have
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by cheema33 2y ago
I have occasionally wondered about that. If Steve Jobs did not get fired by Sculley, would we still have the Apple we do today. I lean towards unlikely. I do think Steve had some growing up to do.
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by cheema33 2y ago
I know the thread is about good docs, but the title caught my eye. I have been trying to teach my coworkers new tools and techniques for some time. Instead of telling them. It is very very hard. Not everybody is open to being taught. People
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by cheema33 2y ago
I love good docs like everybody else here. But I also have to admit that my own documentation is sub-par. For example the various internal git repos I own and share, do not provided up to date documentation on how to build, deploy etc. Thi
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by cheema33 2y ago
Wouldn't work on my boss. She would get very curious and ask me to explain to her what it was.
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by cheema33 2y ago
> The ideal drivetrain was invented over 20 years ago by Toyota and apparently nobody but me and Honda noticed it! I bought and drove a 2005 Prius for about 10 years. Loved it. But I would never buy another hybrid. My family now owns 3
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by cheema33 2y ago
Same same. After using tape for the longest time, 1541 changed my life!
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by cheema33 2y ago
Why not list the reasons why you like it over Cursor?
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by cheema33 2y ago
> The difference between those who are using LLMs effectively and those who are not is stark. Same here. Most candidates I interviewed said they did not use AI for development work. And it showed. These guys were not well informed on mod
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by cheema33 2y ago
> I've been programming every day since I was in my twenties and there are definitely some concepts that seem much easier for me to get my head around now (I'm in my 50's) than earlier. Same same. I figured this is because
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by cheema33 2y ago
> I couldn't get re-employed years later, a lot of potential employers simply not believing my resume content because my 'formal education' was lacking.. I am 53 years old. I don't have a college degree. I have never
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by cheema33 2y ago
> Current administration is fast tracking nuclear prolifiacian. This is correct. Gone are the days when countries could count on the US to provide some protection against illegal invasions. All nations without nukes have to be consider
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by cheema33 2y ago
> Taiwan is hugely reliant on US defense guarantees. US provided security guarantees to Ukraine in 1996, when it signed the Budapest memorandum. Ukraine gave up its nukes in return. It appears that US doesn't honor its agreements.
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by cheema33 2y ago
> I've had enough of the wars and proxy wars... You have any bright ideas on how to achieve peace that does not involve asking Ukraine to surrender to an invading Russian military and give up the land Russia stole? Also, would you s
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by cheema33 2y ago
> Trump actually means to end the war What he really wants is for Ukraine to surrender its lands to Russia. And he is also unwilling to ask Russia to give any concessions. We did sign the Budapest memorandum. Ukraine gave up its nukes
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by cheema33 2y ago
> What happens if Ukraine is given sufficient support to start winning and Putin decides to go nuclear? That is a possibility. But there is a large cost associated with going nuclear. And that is why he hasn't done it, even after
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by cheema33 2y ago
> What’s the appropriate number of employees for the federal government? I don't think there is one fixed number. What is the point you are trying to make?
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by cheema33 2y ago
Am I the only one seeing a conflict of interest issue with this blog post? "We ran our OCR offering against competition. We find ours to be better. Sign up today." It feels like an ad masquerading as a news story.
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by cheema33 2y ago
> That's not a fair comparison as o3-mini is significantly cheaper. It's fine if your employer is paying... I use it via Cursor editor's built-in support for Claude 3.7. That caps the monthly expense to $20. There probab
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by cheema33 2y ago
> Take a break. Take a kitkat. It's going to fine. Tell that to people in Ukraine who were invaded by Russia. They were provided support by the US. Our leader and Musk are now blaming the victim and want them to surrender to the i
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by cheema33 2y ago
As someone who has followed Musk for some time, I agree. He seemed mostly normal in the early days. But when the money supply became large, he appears to have lost his mind. As many others, I suspect he is on some seriously potent drug

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