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I did that too for a while, have since switched to Alienware 38" ultrawide, lgs vertical monitor on right ( LG 28MQ780-B) + MacBook pro on the left. Ultrawide is quiet useful to have - especially with coding. E.g. It's nice being
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1y ago
> Scandinavia though, where they are years ahead in that respect and have already begun taking digital devices out of the classrooms again While I personally suspect that social media and by extension phones are detrimental: what you&#x
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1y ago
Often you can also just use conditional breakpoints, which surprisingly few people know about (to be clear, it's still a breakpoint, but your application just auto continues if false. Is usually usable via right click on the area you&#
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I see, it's rare to interact with someone that hasn't discovered dependency management yet and hasn't made that part of their project. If you did manage to integrate that into your, it would consequently make it a one time ti
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1y ago
It's a one time time investment that most people already have partially and just needs to be transcribed (existing compose/dockerfile)
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1y ago
That's what devcontainers are for. You create the config and the editor runs effectively inside of the docker container. Works surprisingly good. Vscode for example even Auto proxies opened ports inside of the container to the host etc
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1y ago
The social contract was broken by the website owner by including ads.
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1y ago
Eh, you can go through $500 in one day of coding if you're using anthropic Claude API and don't pay attention. (Not sub) But aside from that, were did you get that number? I didn't see any direct reference nor anything that w
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1y ago
Really? I could've sworn it was from Futurama, or at least preceding the 2000s, strange.
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1y ago
It's a vibe coded project by a person that freely says they cannot code. What did you expect? It's breathtaking how much of an enabler it already is, but curating a good dependency tree and staying within scope of the outlined wor
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It's public and good though. ( ๑ ´ • .̫ • ` ๑ ) Jokes aside, I getting hung up on that term in this context feels unnecessary, it was quiet clear what kaitai was talking about from the text he wrote.
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1y ago
I dont disagree with the desire to get a good API like that. I was just pointing out that this was the core of the desire the author had, as 12_throw_away was correctly pointing out that _true_ parsing and making invalid state unrepresenta
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I think you're looking at it too literally - what people usually mean with"making invalid state unrepresentable" is in the main application which has your domain code - which should be separate from your inputs He even give
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1y ago
Ok I didn't forget. As a matter of fact, most LLMs are outright banned at my workplace. However, the writing is on the wall and it's likely going to become one of the bullet points you'll be expected to have significant exper
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1y ago
Not getting a phone didn't really cost you either for the first 5-10 yrs. But the people that didn't definitely had a harder time adjusting when it got increasingly annoying to live without a smartphone. It's ultimately a cho
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Lots? I mean most people I know aren't even willing to entertain the notion wherever it's gonna happen within our lifetime. The argument usually centers around the fact that LLMs aren't AGI, which is obviously true but also k
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1y ago
Maybe also transaction search (helpful for customer support), just the currency conversion ratio or balances, helpful for accounting etc. lots of read only usecases around
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1y ago
Totally of topic, but the other day I was considering trying out elixir for a mainly vibe coded project, mainly because i thought the way you can structure code in it should be pretty much optimal for LLM driven development. I haven't
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1y ago
I disagree with your sentiment. The difference isn't what's finishing a project is, is the dissonance between what M4v3R and rhubarbtree understand when talking about "nontrivial production" software. When you're wo
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1y ago
Possibly 0 if it passes.
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Eh, isn't it even quicker without keyboard? Third button opens in New tab, third button again closes the tab. But you're point is correct that the majority of people do indeed not use any device quickly. No matter wherever it'
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1y ago
I'm not sure how to take your statement seriously. Do you not consider being bed ridden for months while suffering from symptoms similar to long covid severe? Or did you interpret my "a lot of people" as "a high percenta
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The vaccine wasn't even close to 99% effective nor is any medication 100% safe, and neither was this vaccine. It had severe side effects in a lot of people. This kind of messaging is a large part of the problem, because it's trivi
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1y ago
No, his point was that the lab isn't necessary for the content ltt is producing, so he expected them to stop the lab project to keep the profits higher
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1y ago
The first one is by Linus? And his replies (at least the ones I read) are - to me- less aggressive then the rest of the mails in that chain The second has one offensive remark: > Get your head examined. And get the fuck out of here with
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1y ago
I thought the usual recommendation was to use mdadm to build the disk pool and then use btrfs on top of that - but that might be out of date. I haven't used it in a while
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The three listed options in the OP thread were * Another kernel Dev takes over management and they tread it as a fork (highly unlikely according to their estimate) * Kent hires someone to upstream the changes for him and Kent stops complain
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1y ago
And let's use the keyword "go-to" to run a function, back to the basics basically ಥ ‿ ಥ
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Let's say you have a function thats being called to compute a state using hundreds of attributes spread across tens of different objects, and various different levels of nesting. Now, you could create hundreds of different integration
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> Ask it what's wrong with the code That's phase 1, ask it to "think deeply" (Claude keyword, only works with the anthropic models) while doing that. Then ask it to make a detailed plan of solving the issue and write
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