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by dionian 9mo ago
This would give congress much more power over the Executive branch. The justice department is run by the Executive branch. Congress's job is to legislate, not prosecute crimes. A president can be voted out or impeached if they do somet
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by dionian 9mo ago
you mean for not cutting interest rates, right?
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by dionian 9mo ago
I think vast, permanent, unelected bureaucracies should be relegated to the shadows.
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by dionian 9mo ago
It was a larger majority of electoral votes though, which is how we elect presidents
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by dionian 9mo ago
impeached and acquitted at trial
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by dionian 9mo ago
e.g. ?
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by dionian 9mo ago
of wasting 5 minutes?
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by dionian 9mo ago
this is exactly the way to do it. i have a recurring large meeting where the first 5 minutes is ALWAYS "lets wait for a quorum". Guess what time I show up to the meeting? 5 minutes late, of course.
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by dionian 9mo ago
Im super interested to know how juniors get a long. i have dealt with build systems for decades and half the time its just use google or stackoverflow to get past something quickly, or manually troubleshoot deps. now i automate that entire
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by dionian 9mo ago
i like delivering value, AI lets me do that better on low risk projects very fast
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by dionian 9mo ago
i like it, thanks for sharing
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by dionian 9mo ago
huge changelist and issue was fixed very quickly. didnt affect me. nice work Boris
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by dionian 9mo ago
i mean, it follows the java philosophy (preseving backward compat). theyve done great work improving java. but i see no reason to use it over scala where i get better features, its more like a java 2.0
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by dionian 9mo ago
then why is java adding back half baked versions of scala features every major release
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by dionian 9mo ago
i use scala because i can write more expressive and simpler/safer code than java language.
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by dionian 10mo ago
am i the only one who likes liquid glass
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by dionian 10mo ago
They did not do this for Ukraine either, which seems quite a bit larger.
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by dionian 10mo ago
The same people were probably like "Joe's fine"
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by dionian 10mo ago
how does this handle classpath
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by dionian 10mo ago
Love the TUI idea for opensnitch. Fun, and practical.
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by dionian 10mo ago
Yes, they are really a poor emulation of scala which makes it a bit more usable.
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by dionian 10mo ago
It improves reliability at compile time, certainly
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by dionian 10mo ago
should I be concerned this is Chinese-made? And will the UniFi have similar feature set?
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by dionian 10mo ago
it would hang for me half the time , the last time i tried it (3-4months ago?). when it worked, it seemed really good. but it hung often. time to try again
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by dionian 10mo ago
This is why claude code/codex cli is the way to go for me because often they can recompute the state from the minimal description automatically. If i relaly do needto stop the session and come back in i can point it at the task file. i
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by dionian 10mo ago
I lazily delegate things that can be automated, which frees me up to do actual feature development.
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by dionian 10mo ago
I think it depends on the project and the context, but I developed my own task management system particularly because of this challenge. I'm starting to extend this with verification gates as well. If I worked on different types of sys
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by dionian 10mo ago
can you link benchmarks
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by dionian 10mo ago
Scala has this too, it's extremely useful
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by dionian 10mo ago
I multi task much more now that i can farm off small coding assignments to agents. i pay hndreds per month in tokens. for my role personally its been a massive paradigm shift.

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