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by darepublic 5mo ago
I believe I remember reading this back at the time of release. Incredible how far we've come from there
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by darepublic 5mo ago
shiny new tools but people only want to use them on the same old problems. how can we innovate the development of crud apps even more?! that was what plagued the web dev landscape for some time. Constantly seeking newer lazier means of pr
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by darepublic 5mo ago
Time to start on the first draft of the orange Catholic bible
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by darepublic 5mo ago
In 92 as I recall my school's unremarkable computer lab had apple iis and Macintosh mix. We never learned any programming we wrote essays in word software and got to play kidpix, Carmen San Diego, Oregon trail if we were good
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by darepublic 5mo ago
Nah there are better cache plus promise hook libs than react query that don't try to sell you courses or bump the major version several times and preach that developers can't handle fetch data logic. It's the monetization of
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by darepublic 5mo ago
I have seen people just generate large docs with Claude cowork and they themselves have not scrutinized it or know why/how it's useful. It's just kind of impressive in its volume and well formatedness. And then they dump it
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by darepublic 5mo ago
I definitely prefer typescript to python. But typescript doesn't have a pytorch equivalent.. Also AI doesn't write code in all langs / frameworks equally. For many cases, it will almost always fail first attempt at producin
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by darepublic 5mo ago
as someone who encountered this cargo culted at a number of start ups -- I beg to differ. React Query I will always pass on. the other lesser known hits of tanstack -- won't even consider.
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by darepublic 5mo ago
aka "swarms". cool sounding name for.. throw yet more mud at the wall. at unprecedented scales
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by darepublic 5mo ago
its a cult in react web dev circles. Just be glad that you never had to encounter devs who insist that everything must be on "tan" stack.
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by darepublic 5mo ago
The existence of UFO crazy uncle's does from a probability sense have some bearing on whether we have any true extraterrestrial evidence.
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by darepublic 5mo ago
Would ad blockers stop this traffic from being sent
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by darepublic 5mo ago
I was tasked with coming up with a solution in 5 weeks which took another firm six months to produce. Never used agentic coding so much before or knew my code less well. Requirements are garbage though ,vague and just "copy what thes
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by darepublic 5mo ago
To clarify.. we judge which charge is worse and the judges get a higher rating _for_ not releasing on the more serious crimes? Basically is a higher rating good or bad here. You'd think higher rating good but I was confused by the wo
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by darepublic 5mo ago
Pete Rose baseball?
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by darepublic 5mo ago
> I'm not actually sure who you are mad at here. The careless tossing around of grandiose claims. Like within the span of a 15 min standup, 2 good pull requests and a _refactor_ (refactoring its previous PRs??) and updated docs hap
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by darepublic 5mo ago
> By the time the meeting ends, an AI agent in a teammate's terminal has shipped two pull requests, refactored a service, and updated the docs Screw you
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by darepublic 6mo ago
They're humanists. Haven't you seen those awesome chalk drawings outside their hq?
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by darepublic 6mo ago
Would require a lot of training to implement ads blended into convo and not have it be too obvious/ eff up the results?
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by darepublic 6mo ago
iOS still more locked down than Google. When I started reading this I thought you were going true open source
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by darepublic 6mo ago
Local ones that support tool use can do the same
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by darepublic 6mo ago
Instead of screaming eff you at Headspace, recognize the deep unconsciousness at work in our capitalist technocratic world
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by darepublic 6mo ago
More human than human, that is our motto
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by darepublic 6mo ago
> Despite being very unlikely to happen during your challenge, the game-ending sequence of S and Z blocks is guaranteed to occur at some point in a long enough game of Tetris. Thos is probably right but do we know for sure tetris selects
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by darepublic 6mo ago
Since anyone pressing red is safe everybody should press red. Then everyone is safe.
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by darepublic 6mo ago
I don't think it's really as simple as that. Source: lazybones
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by darepublic 6mo ago
this is a great move. Hoping the best for this company
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by darepublic 6mo ago
If we did drive on a flat surface wouldn't a similar triangulation strategy work? Could be with satellites aka stationary high alt weather balloons?
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by darepublic 6mo ago
I assume meta is doing this to train use computer like capabilities
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Mathematician Collapses All Functions to One Weird Formula [video](youtube.com)
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