d357r0y3r

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by d357r0y3r 4mo ago
I feel vindicated. I knew this game was bullshit and it couldn't possibly have been a skill issue.
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by d357r0y3r 8mo ago
Why? Statins are one of the most well studied drugs in existence. Most people have no side effects, and the long-term benefits are incredibly straightforward - on par with blood pressure medication.
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by d357r0y3r 8mo ago
I thought I'd miss all the typing and syntax, but I really don't. Everyone has their own relationship with coding, but for me, I get satisfaction out of the end product and putting it in front of someone. To the extend that I care
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by d357r0y3r 9mo ago
It really is just mostly this, and social media has tricked people into thinking otherwise. I was looking at some photos of myself about 10 years ago. At the time, I had been hitting the gym hard, consistently, and intelligently. I had a hu
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by d357r0y3r 1y ago
The reason it's faster is largely because it doesn't have all those little quality of life features and extension ecosystem. It's easyish to make software perform well if it doesn't do all that much. If you take base v
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by d357r0y3r 1y ago
You can tell by the colors, the icons, the font...most Claude Code apps from scratch will look roughly like this.
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by d357r0y3r 1y ago
I've built significant applications using Monaco, including things that tie into custom LSPs. They really just should have used Monaco. This will be a burden to maintain and won't be a core differentiator.
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by d357r0y3r 1y ago
What's the story with supporting CommonJS libraries? I've tried to update many projects to ESM multiple times over the years, and every time, I ended up backing out because it turned out that there was some important upstream libr
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by d357r0y3r 1y ago
I just couldn't figure out what this was in <60 seconds. Examples and use cases need to be a little more prominent in the docs.
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by d357r0y3r 1y ago
You've gotten good at telling the machine what to do. He's gotten good at telling people what to do. The latter turns out to be a much more effective way to build power and influence.
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by d357r0y3r 1y ago
It is absolutely worth the cost and complexity. The cost and complexity of building a web application using some home grown vanilla JS system will end up being a horrible engineering decision most of the time. There have been zero times in
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by d357r0y3r 1y ago
Cline is pretty solid and doesn't require you to use a completely unsustainable VSCode fork.
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by d357r0y3r 2y ago
I agree that it's amazing as a learning tool. I think the "time to ramp" on a new technology or programming language has probably been cut in half or more.
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by d357r0y3r 2y ago
By the time I've fully documented and explained what I want to be done, and then review the result, usually finding that it's worse than what I would have written myself, I end up questioning my instinct to even reach for this too
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by d357r0y3r 2y ago
The AI interpretation can be folded into a multidisciplinary approach. We wouldn't merely take AI's word for it. Does this interpretation make sense given what historians and anthropologists have learned, etc.
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by d357r0y3r 2y ago
It's not, as defamation should have legal consequences. A one billion dollar payout verdict is just orders of magnitude off in terms of proportionality. Unfortunately, Alex Jones the person and the nature of Sandy Hook means that most
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by d357r0y3r 2y ago
Same reason Ross Ulbricht was sentenced to life in prison for conspiracy charges and CCE. Unusually harsh for those convictions and a first time offender. The point is, as cliche as it sounds, to send a message.
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by d357r0y3r 2y ago
EU regulation has been a disaster for the web.
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by d357r0y3r 2y ago
Anecdotally, it seems like a ton of projects got started as a result of this bill, but it doesn't seem like many of them are getting worked on or finished. It's giving me the impression that contractors bid and took on as many new
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by d357r0y3r 2y ago
Is there some betting market where I can put money on this other side of this prediction?
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by d357r0y3r 2y ago
> But not everyone lives in an environment where they can just set up a chair on the deck and sip wine while they work on their items for the sprint. That one product manager who posted a TikTok of her working by the pool has completely
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by d357r0y3r 2y ago
30% cut for handling taxes? That's wild.
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by d357r0y3r 3y ago
There's tons of glue code that gets written in Python.
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by d357r0y3r 3y ago
A missing tech here feels like TypeScript. It feels like the perfect mix of expressiveness and type safety for AI/ML work. I wish there was more tooling out there for it. For me, Go feels too verbose, but I appreciate the static typing
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by d357r0y3r 3y ago
> I really don't. AI output is fundamentally derivative and exploitative (of content, labor and the environment). From the start, you can see where the author is coming from. This person is some variety of leftist/communist&#x2
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by d357r0y3r 3y ago
There aren't any numbers to support it. "I went back to torrenting" is a Reddit/HN thing. Regular people are still using streaming services for the vast majority of content.
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by d357r0y3r 3y ago
On one hand, we have older people retiring later and amassing wealth through their homes. On the other hand, we have young families who can't afford homes near their jobs and insane childcare costs. I think we just got too far away fro
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by d357r0y3r 3y ago
Man. Lots of defeatism so far. I understand the points being made, though. Becoming a go-to person is necessary but not sufficient to advance. If all you are is a reliable Swiss army knife for the company, you will indeed be stuck with the
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by d357r0y3r 3y ago
Try Rectangle: https://rectangleapp.com/ One of the first things I install on a new MBP.
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by d357r0y3r 3y ago
Heavy user of React Flow. I'm a big fan of this library. The architecture is well thought out, and I've found that I can make any customizations necessary for our use case. The dev team is very active. Really good model for what q

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