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I have never been involved in a project where people make good commits. Having a convention at least forces people to make thoughtful one-liners.
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Lol. > “I definitely feel out of place sometimes,” said Emma, who told reporters she will never forget the blank stares she once received upon mentioning Petula Clark. “It’d be nice to know what everyone’s talking about for a change.” I
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I remember my dad trying to make me fall in love with The Beatles. He loved The Beatles. I sat there quietly on the sofa while he got to relive his adolescence. The experience felt less like discovering something together and more like bein
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4mo ago
I did a course of parallell computing 6 years ago. I still dont understand anything about it. Probably would if I had used an LLM, since I would have used it as a private tutor.
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5mo ago
Personally I would prioritize banning things like smoking, alcohol and meat. But then again, it’s kinda a free world. You can’t just ban everything. I think an age ban is a good middle road.
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5mo ago
Who in their right mind writes an MCP server by hand? Of course you vibe code them.
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5mo ago
> the ruination of the web and/or the destruction of entire career paths The web is only about 30 years old and has never existed in some fixed, ideal state. Sure, it’s noisier and increasingly full of AI-generated slop, but are we
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5mo ago
Actually, one hour of overtime should cost twice as much, if not more. When I worked on movie sets, hour 1-8 was ordinary pay. Hour 8-12 was 1/5 of the daily pay an hour, hour 12-15 1/3 of daily pay an hour and so on. This forced
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5mo ago
> Just like artisans and craftsmen that were replaced by assembly line workers more than a century ago Do you really need to go that far back for a comparison? We no longer need human computers to perform tedious calculations, or typists
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5mo ago
Try ctrl + v https://github.com/ghostty-org/ghostty/discussions/10099#dis...
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Trauma baiting was a new term for me. Must’ve felt awful. Your story made me think of this old Far Side comic, where the psychotherapist just writes “he’s nuts” in his notebook[1]. [1] https://pin.it/7S4LVwrr6
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5mo ago
I’ve also done it, without finding polyps or anything. Obviously it’s normal to run through the entire Bristol Stool Chart in one sitting.
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5mo ago
Quite the opposite. It’ll most likely “outgrow” us.
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5mo ago
AI graphics division: Putting in 100s of engineering hours to build and internal AI tool to produce AI-slopified marketing in order to save ~2h a month of human work.
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5mo ago
Love it. Are any of your viz up for sale?
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FYI we have a up to scale model of the solar system in Sweden https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sweden_Solar_System Come visit!
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5mo ago
Today I generated the equivalent of two LOTR books just to fix three missing rows in my SQL models (and open a PR), so +1
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I think almost all of Europe. Have you ever tried teaching a room of 30ish teenagers all high on quadrupled RDI of caffeine? It makes distributing software on macOS seem like a walk in the park
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5mo ago
I’ve also realized CC is exceptional on html, creating local apps for reviewing output, dashboards sourced from DuckDB, etc. To review PRs in a little custom app is a very good idea. Who cares about 1.2x more tokens when clarity is squared?
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5mo ago
Blog post plz
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Which editor and why eclipse?
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6mo ago
This is one shot with Claude Code. What’s the moat?
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Two paragraphs in and I have no idea what they’re selling me. A timeline on how to write a book? A font? A solution to a problem? Just casual lording? AI slop at its finest.
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100% Trying to run a blame game is such a facepalm.
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Dangerously skip permission is the goat, until it isn’t. I’ve seen so many engineers shrug when asked about how they handle permission with CC. Everyone should read for Black Swan, especially the Casino anecdote. People seem to think prompt
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Uhm, everyone I know? To let it write to a production database, that’s on another level though.
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Refactoring is a young mans game. I either nuke it and start over or treat it as a black box.
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> The most underrated skill to learn as an engineer is how to document. Fuck, someone please teach me how to write good documentation. Seriously, if there’s any recommendations, I’d seriously pay for a course (like probably a lot of mone
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I have ~40 demoes from a music career that never took off. Now I am feeding little Suno with this demoes, turning them into afrobeat with oboe, deep house with harmonica, etc, and reliving the creative joy. You can make a decent demo in a D
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I like it. I can see a world where these visuals become my serving layer in dbt. Small, clean and versioned .sql-files. Please, for the love of god and in the name of everything holy, kill the Jupyter Notebook.
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