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by dbalatero 5mo ago
This is cool, thanks for making it.
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by dbalatero 5mo ago
> Seems like Linear just hopped on the buzzword hype train at the exact right moment... I think you nailed it. Provided an agent can connect and ingest the information in the ticket, that's basically what's needed. I guess it&#
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by dbalatero 5mo ago
You nailed it. Only option is to build skills, preferably on company time. Just remember there's a lot of mediocre devs, and you probably have more time than you think to do things.
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Stock Indexes Are Contorting Themselves to Include SpaceX and OpenAI(wsj.com)
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by dbalatero 6mo ago
I suspect you have something cool, but I think if you told a clearer example story that solves a real-world problem on the homepage it might alleviate some questions I'm seeing (and also having) in the thread here!
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by dbalatero 6mo ago
Given the same compiler, I believe they would be the same between runs given the same inputs. I suppose that could not be true at the margins, but I would expect correctness out of whatever path it chose.
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by dbalatero 6mo ago
I'm curious why this is a vs and you have to pick both? I've found coding for the love of code always helped me accelerate my speed and ability so that I could also deliver solidly on time and solve the problems too.
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by dbalatero 6mo ago
I do the same as the author, and for my comments I make it clear what is non-blocking/blocking with Conventional Comments: https://conventionalcomments.org To make it easier for myself to leave the CC tags ("nit(non-bl
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by dbalatero 6mo ago
Yeah sounds like a real winner of a short story at the top of the priority list.
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by dbalatero 6mo ago
I just don't think there's much upside to telling it how it is in the press release that gets buried after a week and everyone moves on. For better or worse.
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by dbalatero 6mo ago
I've found the users-first mentality degrading over the years at companies. It's a bit jarring too, since a lot of my early training was pretty user-centric.
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by dbalatero 7mo ago
I guess I don't play those.
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by dbalatero 7mo ago
I've gone fully to Linux and all my games surprisingly run. I was ready to ditch some but I even got Blizzard stuff working which was my main concern.
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by dbalatero 7mo ago
Curious since I haven't followed super closely: what's busted about MCP?
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by dbalatero 7mo ago
I notice myself not reviewing in depth, and I assume many many others are not either.
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by dbalatero 7mo ago
If you're on macOS have you tried Karabiner Elements? It seems to do just fine with software mapping my macbook keyboard.
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by dbalatero 7mo ago
Insanely easier to use, way better programming language, a kitchen sink of macOS APIs, and you can still call out to AppleScript when you need it: https://www.hammerspoon.org/docs/hs.osascript.html#applescri...
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by dbalatero 7mo ago
Some stuff I've made in Hammerspoon you can use: - Vim mode everywhere in macOS: https://github.com/dbalatero/VimMode.spoon - Modifier keys + click/drag to resize or move windows: https://github.co
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by dbalatero 7mo ago
Syncing configs is a pretty solved problem with dotfile repos. I even made a starter repo anyone can fork & use: https://github.com/dbalatero/dotfiles-starter
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by dbalatero 7mo ago
I have an unreleased pile of tutorial projects with Hammerspoon. I think not all chapters are finished, so I need to clean up and finish it at some point soon: https://learnhammerspoon.com
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by dbalatero 7mo ago
Karabiner can _create_ new keys like hyper, but you _bind_ them with Hammerspoon.
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by dbalatero 8mo ago
Learning the new layout can be vastly accelerated by doing typing practice slowly, instead of trying to do 100wpm and crashing out. Doing it slowly makes the same brain connections, and you can exponentially ramp the speed up once you get s
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by dbalatero 8mo ago
I had my cello played in on a machine when I bought it as it was included no charge. I didn't A/B it though so I don't know how much of a difference it made.
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by dbalatero 8mo ago
I think modern day instruments are competitive and only getting better (I bought a modern cello by an excellent maker and couldn't be happier). One large difference today is instrument makers are starting to share their techniques with
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by dbalatero 8mo ago
Why do people that don't know how to do a thing vibe out reasons that they'll never be able to do it? It's the hugest self-own. Also if you don't know how to do it, why would you assume it's based on some secret ana
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by dbalatero 9mo ago
> Although, also, perfection probably doesn’t come from adding options either. No. However, the first step to _refinement_ is knowing about the thing you want to refine, so in that sense actively engaging and learning about the option le
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by dbalatero 9mo ago
I miss keys sometimes, but if it makes bad edits (it doesn't always!), I just hit `u` to undo.
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by dbalatero 9mo ago
OP didn't necessarily say that, they just said _that_ particular mindset is not it.
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by dbalatero 9mo ago
> The feeling of true Vim fluency—one where every keystroke is exact, I never make mistakes, and I’m exploiting every obscure feature—is a fantasy, at least for me. Perfection is not particularly attainable, or necessarily the point. Nor
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by dbalatero 9mo ago
Pluribus, I think.

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