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by eknkc 1y ago
Congrats and thanks to the team and I wish the best for them. Nuxt is a fantastic framework. I don't like the Vercel involvement a tiny bit though. Wish it was Cloudflare or something else. Hope I'm wrong.
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by eknkc 1y ago
What in the name of fuck
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by eknkc 1y ago
I seem to like cursor agent with sonnet. Or even copilot agent with sonnet. The editor integrated agent feels better. For example they can react to in editor linter errors without running a lint command etc.
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by eknkc 1y ago
The Model Y refresh happened this quarter and they basically had no deliveries for a month or something. Probably had an impact. I'm not sure how this goes in the long term though, likely to worse. For example BYD sold almost twice the
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by eknkc 1y ago
Same here. Tried to implement a new feature on one of our apps to test it. It completely screwed things up. Used undefined functions and stuff. After a couple of iterations of error reporting and fixing I gave up. Claude did it fine but I w
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by eknkc 1y ago
I’m in Turkey no UK or US so I can only speak for here. It’d be like denouncing electricity and saying join me. Good luck with that. Its not friends and family. Our office administration basically runs on a WhatsApp group. I just sent a loc
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by eknkc 1y ago
Yup. These apps are not used in isolation and I find it funny that the tech people argue which is better and why. The one everyone uses is better. If you dont have a way to move masses, it does not matter.
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by eknkc 1y ago
I feel fine if AI was used to add features to an established software. Let it loose on the linux kernel for what I care. It still somehow feels icky to use it to build something from scratch.
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by eknkc 1y ago
The worst thing is issues without any visibility. The other day I was toying with the MCP server ( https://github.com/modelcontextprotocol/typescript-sdk ). I default to bun these days and the http based server simply di
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by eknkc 1y ago
It is pretty easy to interface stuff like QuickJS C API. I had a POC here from last year: https://github.com/eknkc/zquickjs Even this is pretty usable, handling value conversions and such thanks to comptime. (Take a lo
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by eknkc 1y ago
We used a token bucket one to allow say 100 requests immediately but the limit would actually replenish 10 per minute or something. Makes sense to allow bursts. This was to allow free tier users to test things. Unless they go crazy, they wo
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by eknkc 1y ago
Having a lint rule to disallow empty catch bodies has been a good practice for me. Sometimes you deliberately do it and even then I am forced to at least leave a `// ignore` there.
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by eknkc 1y ago
I love TablePlus. I basically use it for everything at this point even though I have a JetBrains all prod license. Never liked DataGrip.
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by eknkc 1y ago
Whenever I read a blog post assuring me that something is not how it looks, it turns out to be exactly how it looks at the end. BTW, I don't use deno and haven't been following any news whatsoever so this is simply a shitty statem
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by eknkc 1y ago
Also, I think teflon pans are much better than squids.
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by eknkc 1y ago
I think the article is somewhat fabrication. There might be some truth to it but it does not make much sense. Technically, ı would probably show up as □ instead of i if the phone had a hard time displaying it. There is also the suffix not m
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by eknkc 1y ago
Haha yep. I'm Turkish and been using US layout keyboards my entire life. Therefore, I do not use the Turkish characters online. I use S for Ş. G for Ğ and it just works, nobody ever complained. One word is to get bored that's caus
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by eknkc 1y ago
Thanks for reminding how old I am.
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by eknkc 1y ago
Yeah. However, I do not need to pull the plug to shut things down even if the software was designed to tolerate that. In a second thought though, maybe I do. That might be the only way to ensure the assumption is true. Like the Netflix&#x27
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by eknkc 1y ago
Yeah that seems correct. It's like creating an SQLite MCP server with single tool "run_sql". Which is just fine I guess as long as the LLM knows how to write SQL (or WinDBG commands). And they definitely do know that. I'
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by eknkc 1y ago
I don’t know about “gotcha”. This sounds like a full blown planner bug to me.
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by eknkc 1y ago
Why use JIRA at this point then? Can’t we point an LLM to a sqlite db and tell it to treat it as an issue tracking db and have everyone do the same. The service (jira) would materialize inside the LLMs then. Why even use abstractions like t
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by eknkc 1y ago
It is a fork of the latest oss release right? I thought some completely new implementations were introduced.
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by eknkc 1y ago
During this time I believe a lot of alternatives (mostly protocol compatible to redis so they would be drop in replacements) came into light. Has there been a consensus on one? Is there a winner? I love redis and will probably keep using it
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by eknkc 1y ago
I believe it was 10 years ago or something, we lost power in Turkey. I mean the entire country for around 10 hours. Data, cellular etc everything kept working. But at some point I guess the generators and batteries started to fail and capac
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by eknkc 1y ago
Is burn in still a thing? Early gen OLEDs had abysmal burn in and I had devices with static ui elements like status bars etched into screen in a couple of months. It feels like history now.
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by eknkc 2y ago
I guess the idea is that the customers are the ones interacting with the LLM and we are homeless if this thing goes that way. Probably saves a lot of their money in exchange for some of their time.. I personally do not think any of this is
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by eknkc 2y ago
I mean I don’t think these projects will be maintained by humans anyway because they are not structured by humans. If the AI fucks up then its a lost cause. And maybe you’ll better off create a new version from scratch instead of trying to
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by eknkc 2y ago
This is impressive honestly. I also find it interesting that the ai code submissions like this one are generally vague about the process. This seem to be created using Cline on VsCode, prompting to Gemini 2.5 Pro using OpenRouter. The commi
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by eknkc 2y ago
You know what, 15 story building is more intuitive. For a couple of meters it works, I can imagine a 3 meter wide asteroid just fine. But at 50 meters it becomes a distance unit for me and I can’t easily imagine an object with a 50m dimensi

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