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by cheema33 2y ago
> Yawn. Wrong forum perhaps? Or wrong story? But you clicked the story. Read it. And then even bothered to comment on it. You are putting a lot of effort into something that does not interest you.
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by cheema33 2y ago
> "no one can hack us" Did Cursor made claims to this effect and invited public to hack them? Or are you equating someone saying they "take security seriously" to "it's an open season, please attack our syst
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by cheema33 2y ago
Cursor team has already stated here that they did not ask Snyk to perform a security audit. I wonder if Snyk's actions are equivalent to me coming to your house late at night and then trying to open any and all doors and windows. In
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by cheema33 2y ago
For me, I don't use LXD, but use Proxmox containers. These are non-root Linux containers by default. Super lightweight compared to a VM. Proxmox makes managing LXC containers a little easier with a UI, compared to managing container
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by cheema33 2y ago
> Capital has been an economic multiplier of human labor. AGI is more like flooding the market with infinite labor... A tractor was one of many things that humans have invented that could be considered a labor multiplier and put many peo
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by cheema33 2y ago
> 3. We create incrementally better versions of generative AI models... In my opinion, this seems to be the more likely than some of the other wilder scenarios being predicted.
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> I still Google things I want to know and skip the AI part. My Google use is down significantly. And I mostly reach for it when I am looking for current information that LLMs do not yet have training data for. However, this is becomin
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by cheema33 2y ago
> I don’t take myself very seriously. I’d rather be happy than protected. If my conversations are used to build some future AI, good; This is how I feel and it is so rare and refreshing to see someone else say it. It appears to me that m
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by cheema33 2y ago
The easiest way to save on massive AWS costs is... not to use AWS.
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> life for almost 20 years post college has been nobody wants to develop me. Is that really possible? I have often thought that the only person that can develop you, is you. Sure you might get some good advice from some people, maybe a
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by cheema33 2y ago
> Really should just be building a lot more nuclear plants to drive energy costs to 0 Nuclear costs more than many other alternatives.
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This has exactly my experience. I use all the main models almost every day. I switch between them several times a day and compare and contrast their output. Deepseek is shockingly good! How they got there with a relatively small budget
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If I were passionate about something, I would fly in to play with it and tweak it on my own dime. Did you get the impression that somebody was swindled in this process?
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by cheema33 2y ago
Insurance requires making constant regular payments to a third party for life. I self-insure most things. Also, have you ever made an insurance claim? I have. A claim is really bad for your insurance rates with most insurance companies.
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by cheema33 2y ago
> Geniunely curious, what are these annoyances? For me, it is lack of business critical applications. For example I use Microsoft Teams to attend meetings multiples times a day. And there is no Teams client for Linux.
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by cheema33 2y ago
> i don't wanna talk to a computer You are in luck. You can get a human butler. But not for $59.
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by cheema33 2y ago
I have not used Devin. But from what I gather from the reviews, Cursor + Composer/Agent will take you a little further than Devin will, for a lot less money. Neither will take you where you expect/want to be. You will still hav
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by cheema33 2y ago
I am in this camp. I have been to the funerals of loved ones and once helped arrange one for a close family member. It was a very stressful affair. But I also recognize that other people got more out of it than did I. They cried and hugg
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by cheema33 2y ago
I was an engineering manager, but I am now more of a co-manager, because I suck at managing difficult engineers. Our business is small and we asked our product manager to help manage engineers too. She is not technical, but is great at ma
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by cheema33 2y ago
> why was it successful this time and not every time? The tools for fooling people are becoming easier to develop and deploy.
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by cheema33 2y ago
We are doing something similar. Moving from NextJS to Vite. We export our webapp and get static assets that get cached by the web browser. When loaded the app makes a single GraphQL call that loads up all the data needed for the initial
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by cheema33 2y ago
> My constant problem with React-based tools is that they don't support deep links properly. I worry that most people complaining here about React, including the OP, do not actually understand the very basics of React. Here someone
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by cheema33 2y ago
Yes, but is COBOL increasing in popularity with devs year after year?
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> There are more users of it, so more potential examples of bad HTML? I think you have hit the nail on the head.
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For me, when he said this: "In short, nobody should start a new project in the 2020s based on React. Full stop." He lost me. My React web app of medium complexity is statically exported and gets cached by the user's browser.
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For static web page, it would be tough to beat html/css. But if you are building a web application of some complexity, it would be tough to beat React. You can totally shoot yourself in the foot with any language or framework. And yo
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by cheema33 2y ago
Vast majority of the comments on this story complaining about React are actually complaints about some bad UI library or a poorly designed and architected website that happens to use React.
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If your page is taking 3-6 seconds to load, you are either doing something wrong, or not understanding where the problem is and blaming React incorrectly. My React app is statically exported and cached by the browser. There is only a singl
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I am going through this with a contractor dev. Their performance dipped enough that we considered letting them go. But, eventually decided to put them on PIP. They did a 180 in a couple of days. PIP doesn't always work, but it works
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In my city, the homeless are offered free housing that is away from the downtown area. They do not want it. Preferring instead to camp in downtown where they want to be. Cheaper housing is available if people are willing to move to less d

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