eatsyourtacos

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by eatsyourtacos 7mo ago
Very true.. also I would say even what I get out of claude code is absolutely phenomenal right now.. but sometimes it does take minutes. I just had it take 15 minutes to do something. But what if you had access to the hardware to run it ba
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by eatsyourtacos 8mo ago
Yeah but China actively works in the best interest of their entire population.
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by eatsyourtacos 8mo ago
>for those that are scared of dynamic types. If you aren't scared of dynamic types for any type of semi-large project (like a game..) then you aren't qualified to talk about much.
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by eatsyourtacos 9mo ago
"private company" Ah you mean an app that the US forced to be sold to a private company that certainly agreed behind the scenes to certain terms of the government? Yeah.. completely independent private company...
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by eatsyourtacos 9mo ago
It's probably more "active" sitting. If you are a gamer (especially computer gamer), you are generally not just sitting back "relaxing". Your body is more engaged and you are constantly moving your body in some way.
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by eatsyourtacos 9mo ago
Literally the last thing on the internet you can complain about is Steam. PC gaming would be the biggest cluster fuck in the world- if not fairly dead / super niche. You would need to install 12 front-ends like Steam that would be hot
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by eatsyourtacos 10mo ago
I still cannot reliably restore any Postgres DB with the TimescaleDB extensions on it.. have tried a million things but still fails every time.
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by eatsyourtacos 10mo ago
Sounds like a great way to completely lock yourself into an ecosystem you'll never be able to leave!
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by eatsyourtacos 10mo ago
>Philosophically speaking, this is what people want though No- it's what the rich and powerful want and they have forced their ways on everyone because there's nothing we can do to stop it.
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by eatsyourtacos 1y ago
>is a fancy guessing algorithm That's literally what our brains are so I'm not sure what argument you are actually trying to make..
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by eatsyourtacos 1y ago
>Or more precisely, that you could be rationalizing what is essentially a random process? You mean like our human brains and our entire bodies? We are the result of random processes. >Sucks for those of us who are stuck in the now, th
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by eatsyourtacos 1y ago
Well I'm part of a small few person team- I had a junior developer helping me who left. And I literally don't need someone like him anymore because I can do anything that he was doing via AI faster and better because it's und
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by eatsyourtacos 1y ago
>The laws of economics have the kind of inevitability you expect from the laws of physics Absolutely not- that is ridiculous. Let's take "supply and demand" for example. Supply and demand only applies when you assume gree
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by eatsyourtacos 1y ago
Can we get more hand rubbing sounds please?
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by eatsyourtacos 1y ago
Economics is entirely made up. It's a social science.
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by eatsyourtacos 1y ago
The US does the absolute bare minimum in everything you listed. >emergency rooms cannot turn away patients Sure but that's not real "health care".. again, it's the bare minimum. Saying the US takes care of it's o
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by eatsyourtacos 1y ago
That shows exactly how much they care about their people. They are not willing to let individuals be selfish and ruin their society with regards to Covid. I fully support what they did.
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by eatsyourtacos 1y ago
China works as a society to truly try to help their people. They invest in their country and people. That is why they are prospering. It's not just "catching up". The US for example doesn't take care of it's people.
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by eatsyourtacos 1y ago
Dim?? I'm getting a sunburn from my OLED at the moment.
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by eatsyourtacos 1y ago
This is C# so basically just automatically detected that I had 4 object types I was working with that were being updated to the database that I want to keep in a concurrent dictionary type of cache. So it created the dictionaries for each
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by eatsyourtacos 1y ago
Sounds like you are using it entirely wrong then... Just yesterday I uploaded a few files of my code (each about 3000+ lines) into a gpt5 project and asked in assistance in changing a lot of database calls into a caching system, and it proc
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by eatsyourtacos 1y ago
It's also wild how the majority of humans still don't want to accept that we are in fact animals.. which I presume is why it comes as some shock when a lower intelligent species exhibits signs of ourselves.
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by eatsyourtacos 2y ago
Counter point though- what if it was trained on your specific code base? Wouldn't it be able to then help with those given nuances? The code base I have I would love to be able to just give some AI free reign and learn the structure si
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by eatsyourtacos 2y ago
Anyone that didn't see this coming is so naive- Trump only cares about optics. Look at the message when opening tiktok "Thanks to President Trump"... there is no way he didn't say "look, you HAVE TO PUT MY NAME OUT
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by eatsyourtacos 2y ago
That's MOBILE games.. it's not video games in general. Yes, 99% of mobile games are utter crap that don't try to create an actual game, only a way to make money. My kids have only played a handful of mobile games but they hav
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by eatsyourtacos 2y ago
>We had to ban YouTube, and doing so was possibly the single best boundary we've set as parents Sounds horrible. My young teens have been on youtube for like 6+ years. They can watch hour long videos no problem. So what if they ar
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by eatsyourtacos 2y ago
>It indeed seems like GraphQL saved your client in this case. Yeah.. no.
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by eatsyourtacos 2y ago
>Are you proposing just to add new field to a JSON response, even though they are not needed? That is exactly what OP is proposing and it makes total sense. More data != bad. Just ignore if you don't need it. For 99.999% of cases
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by eatsyourtacos 2y ago
Sure, but just how often is the client the one who defines what data it needs without the designer being able to create obvious endpoints? Surely there are some good use cases.. just so few and far between. No one should be using GraphQL un
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by eatsyourtacos 2y ago
I only have one experience with a client using GraphQL and it was horrendous . My biggest complain is there seemed to be no way to just to query all fields. I know that is intentional and the point of GraphQL.. but they should support some

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