em-bee

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by em-bee 6mo ago
let's not invent these new kinds of applications based on terminal tech i agree with that. the terminal with its escape sequences needs to go away, it is old and limited. however the commandline will not go away. nor should we give u
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by em-bee 6mo ago
where did you see a publication date of 2012 if the book was published in 2016?
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by em-bee 6mo ago
yes, so if ad tracking is forbidden outright then asking for permission to do it is invalid too.
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by em-bee 6mo ago
I just get a headache tbh why? it is effectively a keyboard driven GUI. you potentially get the full power of the commandline to do your actions without giving up a graphical view of your system. i wrote in my own comment that i want to g
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by em-bee 6mo ago
what does make GTK2 harder to use is that it is not supported anymore. you can't build or run GKT2 based apps on new systems without building the GTK2 libraries yourself.
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by em-bee 6mo ago
prohibits [...] without user consent that's what causes the popups. it should prohibit it outright, consent or not.
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by em-bee 6mo ago
if a commit is so good that i can't tell, well, ok. if the committer hides that they used AI, same. the policy allows me to reject the things i know are done with AI and it allows me to punish (ban) devs who lie to me when i find out.
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by em-bee 6mo ago
It does take planning and lots of work on your part, but there is a high payoff. less hard work than writing code myself? a higher payoff than the satisfaction of having written code myself? i want to be a coder, not a prompt manager. (no
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by em-bee 6mo ago
does that pay? you could have chosen indy/solo dev in general. solo game dev in my understanding is very hard to make a living in.
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by em-bee 6mo ago
that makes a lot of sense. unfortunately github doesn't allow multiple accounts per person. at least it didn't last time i checked. i hope they change their policy for AI agents though.
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by em-bee 6mo ago
you judge commits by a junior developer that you don't know well the same as commits by an experienced colleague that you have been working with for years the same? your AI coder is worse than a junior developer, because junior devs ma
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by em-bee 6mo ago
how do you know the door volume code hasn't somehow touched the unlocking code?
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by em-bee 6mo ago
the problem is that with AI code the results are either not verified by a human, or verifying them is more work than writing them from scratch. i want all my software verified by a human, even an unexperienced human is more reliable than AI
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by em-bee 6mo ago
actually it was published as a chapter in "500 lines or less" in 2016: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11796253 the text is based on python 3.5 which was released in 2015 other discussions: https:/&#x2F
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by em-bee 6mo ago
i found this one from 2012: https://video.fosdem.org/2012/maintracks/k.1.105/EFL.webm or https://youtu.be/HfcFbHQWqu8?list=PL31210579EDD785E7 in an interview from that time he says the previo
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by em-bee 6mo ago
this softens the boundaries between workflows and brings some features of of workflow into another. it creates less of an abrupt "i have to switch" and more of a "i can just keep going for a while doing what i was doing&quot
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by em-bee 6mo ago
i could not afford the capital investment to buy a house, and i am not interested, it would only lock me down. my family once bought an apartment. we lived there for a few years. the mortgage payments were twice as high as the rent would ha
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by em-bee 6mo ago
thank you. the more i read, the more i like it. removing the staging area and the stash and "emulating" them with real commits for one simplifies the model, but it also upgrades them to first class citizens because you can treat t
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by em-bee 6mo ago
They spent several years in stealth mode doing what? trying to build themselves what llama.cpp ended up doing for them?
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by em-bee 6mo ago
i apologize if my comment came across as accusing you of claiming superiority and failing your intention. it was not meant to do that. if there is any accusation then it is the general assumption that jj is better that can be felt in the ov
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by em-bee 7mo ago
sure, but i don't think it's that big of a deal either way. it's not the specific feature that draws me in. the overall concept of saving everything as a commit is interesting however. not needing to manually commit after add
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by em-bee 7mo ago
then create one when you are done adding?
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by em-bee 7mo ago
# I've finished something significant! Carve it out from the working "change" as its own commit. git add -p git commit # Oops, missed a piece. git add -p git commit --amend # Let me look at what&#x27
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by em-bee 7mo ago
z near control is standard qwerty layout. you probably have qwertz which is actually less common globally. but you are right, in your case z is not the right key. choose another. i use o as my main key now, not very close but close enough.
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by em-bee 7mo ago
because my remote is a server that keeps running while my laptop gets rebooted frequently. i can leave a tmux session running on the server for months...
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by em-bee 7mo ago
you can style a link to look like a button if you care about the difference. but traditionally, references to files are links, and it is up to the browser what to do with them (whether to just download them or to download and then display t
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by em-bee 7mo ago
windowed terminals and tabs don't keep their state without something like tmux. and they don't let me have multiple terminals on a remote machine. only now we are seeing gui terminals to integrate such features: wezterm, ghostty,
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by em-bee 7mo ago
we may have not been able to replace bash yet, but the popularity of alternative shells that are not bash compatible is growing. besides nushell there are fish, elvish, murex, oils (also includes a bash compatible mode to help with the tran
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by em-bee 7mo ago
good catch, thank you. if you look at the actual report summary however it shows that they want to change that: https://digital-strategy.ec.europa.eu/en/news/commission-pub... so even if not a reality in all secto
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by em-bee 7mo ago
You’re not automatically obliged to sell to other EU countries just because you’re selling in one. according to my understanding yes, you are: https://digital-strategy.ec.europa.eu/en/policies/geoblockin... i do

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