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by conradfr 1y ago
So the South Park special was kind of based on reality?
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by conradfr 1y ago
That seems a prevalent attitude at Jetbrains based on how they answers on their Youtrack. It's hilarious, especially their UI team that only follow trends but still know better than their users.
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by conradfr 1y ago
These things won't replace rock stars, they will (or at least want to) replace the vast majority of the industry which is tv shows, movies, ads, etc, which the disclaimer as the end alludes to. It's a terrible thing.
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by conradfr 1y ago
AI is not for developers only!
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by conradfr 1y ago
How long are you commit messages if you still are ahead after typing all this prompt?
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by conradfr 1y ago
> Every modern application needs intelligent features I'm not so sure about that. And I don't even know how and for what I would use any of that. > stay relevant in an AI-first world or risk obsolescence Damn I'm doomed
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by conradfr 1y ago
Well his customers got a refund, that's nice ;) But I guess the lesson is to vibe code to test the market while factoring a real developer cost upfront and hiring one as soon as the product gets traction.
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by conradfr 1y ago
Do their motorbikes stop working in the middle of the week if they make too many deliveries or ask them to pay multiple the base rate for the remaining time?
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by conradfr 1y ago
What is the expected behavior, that a violent person won't ever use dating apps after a relationship is over?
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by conradfr 1y ago
Bootstrap has javascript components.
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by conradfr 1y ago
The irony will be that once everybody is that, it won't be attractive.
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by conradfr 1y ago
It definitely has ads every four tweets and in the comments.
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by conradfr 1y ago
Maybe there's no revolutionary hardware left to invent except the next smartphone that will actually be a chip in your brain.
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by conradfr 1y ago
True but by using guards + pattern matching structs you can approximate type hinting, but it feels cumbersome and more of a workaround than a real solution.
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by conradfr 1y ago
The way concurrency work in elixir compared to JS I used to view it as a potential nodejs killer. It was never marketed that way though, and then Typescript took over which makes things even harder.
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by conradfr 1y ago
I really don't get how having to write @spec foo(String.t()) :: String.t() def foo(bar) is better than def foo(String.t() bar): String.t()
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by conradfr 1y ago
Writing typespecs (+ guards) feels really outdated and a drag, especially in a language that wants you to write a lot of functions. It reminds of the not-missed phpspec, in a worst way because at least with PHP the IDE was mostly writing it
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by conradfr 1y ago
You can have strict typing with dynamic typing, like PHP with declare(strict_types=1);
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by conradfr 1y ago
The lack of type hint for function parameters is definitely a productivity killer (in my case).
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by conradfr 1y ago
I mean that was the most obvious use case from the start.
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by conradfr 1y ago
Maybe but I actually got a ton of hallucination about the JUCE API with LLMs, as in they sometimes would just not produce workable code at all and invent functions repeatedly (endless infamous "you're right!"). My project is
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by conradfr 1y ago
As a counterpoint, being primarily a web developer (although I did Windows desktop apps with Delphi in the 90s) I hard time doing UI with JUCE. It never really clicked with me and I had a hard time really aligning things, with their Flexbox
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by conradfr 1y ago
Given the link rot and that this page still have thousand of visitors per day (according to Wikipedia) it's amazing that he never added a resell service. Maybe the original pixels owners are hard to track though.
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by conradfr 1y ago
As an additional photo it's a valid usecase, not as the only one.
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by conradfr 1y ago
> Remarkably, the lone survivor wasn't Rust or Go, as many of us had predicted. It was Erlang. It was totally the one I predicted after reading the list ;) > Erlang wasn't the fastest in any single category It is a tradeoff
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by conradfr 1y ago
Apple has a 24h minimum mandate so I guess I stand corrected. But it's not $1 per hour. https://www.scaleway.com/en/pricing/apple-silicon/
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by conradfr 1y ago
It costs 10 cents an hour though. @javcasas for sure it's not practical if you want to develop with it, I was more thinking of testing on preprod/prod. But maybe ngrok can be sufficient to test your local dev from the VM?
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by conradfr 1y ago
Not the most practical but you can rent a macOS VM.
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by conradfr 1y ago
The problem is the transportation, not the length of the loan or even the loan itself.
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by conradfr 1y ago
It seems anyone involved in this in France are opposed to this except Macron. Although he has authority over them I'm not confident it will be moved there in the end.

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