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2y ago
Would be cool if it was client-server architectured. If I can't open the editor in 2 terminals and edit the same file, that's a real blocker. Good keybinds though, I like it a lot.
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2y ago
I'm curious if you've tried potassium monoglutamate. Chatgippity tells me it's a "milder" version of MSG, but obv w/o the sodium. Sorta like "non-salt".
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2y ago
Time for tariffs, then?
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2y ago
Agree. Don't think gp has any idea what they're saying. Using nix to install python dependencies is a disaster, it's only good for the python versions themselves.
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2y ago
Least costly, unless you're logged in
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2y ago
Does Roc lang actually do web frontend, like Elm?
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2y ago
The comments in this thread convinced me to uninstall oh-my-posh.
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2y ago
cool dissection, thanks
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2y ago
From my experience, the system prompt matters a lot, and so it's not as simple as just switching.
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2y ago
Builtins well thought out? Have you seen the bignumber api?
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2y ago
Magit is overhyped
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2y ago
A lot of competition in the field, and just about all of them (llamaindex/autogpt/langchain/others?) appear as "build sdk, build saas on top" type of products. Curious thing, but I'd rather not partake myself.
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2y ago
You think its opinions would be counter to a child's benefit? Any examples?
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2y ago
Rough.
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2y ago
Makes me optimistic, sounds like it has potential to be a very effective nootropic, importantly with a lot of research backing it.
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2y ago
Sounds to me like you're closing in on burnout, possibly w/ impostor syndrome. I would rather take a step back, here. You're not actually just looking for a success story "in programming," but something more. Take a
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2y ago
A plan that worked for me is to have a MVP product for free, then get some clients. Some of those clients will ask you for features, they pay you to implement them, and then you start selling those features. My area was wordpress plugins, m
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2y ago
The problem is that duplicate tabs don't appear duplicate when they have different tracking params. Unless they somehow figured that out.
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2y ago
Isn't cljs kinda deprecated now that google closure compiler got shut down?
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2y ago
Sober take, though the ad hominem wasn't needed.
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2y ago
Cognitive restructuring. Imagine there's <5 years till AGI and all problems solved. What do you keep/change? Start there.
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2y ago
Taking "quite easily" on a walk there
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2y ago
Number of Stackoverflow visitors going down by a lot, come to mind
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2y ago
I thought it was common knowledge, and was impressed that the title mentions that the study was (bought) by them.
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2y ago
That's cool, I had no idea. In clojure itself I suppose you eval code and then get autocompeletes from the repl output? -- I mean for stuff with no types
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2y ago
Does your setup do code splitting, SSG? I can't really be shipping a blank html file in 2024, destroys SEO. Otherwise am interested in trying.
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2y ago
The problem I see with clojure, isn't it missing autocompletes? You work with JVM/typescript libraries, but your editor isn't smart enough to pull types from those into clojure. That slows you down tremendously.