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by g947o 9mo ago
I complained about the same thing, but apparently people take the bait. Which is why I only quickly scan through the comments to see if there are new insights I haven't seen in the past few months. Surprise, almost never.
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by g947o 9mo ago
I think that would have been an excellent answer if it didn't come with the first two paragraphs. I couldn't tell the difference at a glance without being familiar with both apps.
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by g947o 9mo ago
OEMs like Samsung turn off that ability by default unless you toggle it in "advanced settings". Thank you Samsung!
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by g947o 9mo ago
Copy & paste will do the job as well. Just remember to update the year number with a tool we have had for decades named "find/replace". Since nobody reads it, nobody knows it's almost the same thing, and there is no
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by g947o 9mo ago
Not everyone thinks this way. For sure, I don't enjoy every repetitive/tedious tasks or having to put out fires under time pressure, but I happen to be someone who enjoys solving problems. Many times, I helped others find and unde
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by g947o 9mo ago
Yet people still use frameworks, before and after the age of LLMs. Frameworks must have done something right, I guess. Otherwise everyone will vibe their own little React in the codebase.
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by g947o 9mo ago
Frameworks that are (relatively) buggy and slow to address bugs lose popularity, to the point that people will spontaneously create alternatives. This happened too many times.
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by g947o 9mo ago
Serious question: what's keeping a competitor from doing the same thing and doing it better than you?
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by g947o 9mo ago
This. As a heavy Figma user, I don't see why people want to pay $12/month for this product when Figma is as competitive in pricing and much more widely used
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by g947o 9mo ago
Not necessarily, and your premise is incorrect.
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by g947o 9mo ago
Looking at their examples, I imagine people who have written HTML and React before can't possibly use these libraries without losing their sanity. That's not a criticism of these frameworks -- there are constraints coming from Rus
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by g947o 9mo ago
This has nothing to do with React style UI building.
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by g947o 9mo ago
Where is React? These are TUI libraries, which are not the same thing
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by g947o 9mo ago
Great question, and my guess: If you build React in C++ and Rust, even if the framework is there, you'll likely need to write your components in C++/Rust. That is a difficult problem. There are actually libraries out there that al
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by g947o 9mo ago
Failed to do what? I'm sure you can find good analysis of why specific products failed. And both Google/Alphabet and Facebook/Meta have a bunch of side projects that are reasonably successful.
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by g947o 9mo ago
I'll be glad to admit I'm in the wrong when it actually happens.
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by g947o 9mo ago
> but it couldn't fulfill his prompt" Not surprised. Copilot censors queries to the point that it is often useless. Another reason to use ChatGPT.
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by g947o 9mo ago
It has more to do with Microsoft's size and long history. If you are big and have been doing the same thing for many years, naturally you'll want to expand, some of which do succeed.
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by g947o 9mo ago
You missed the second word in the title, "prodigies".
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by g947o 9mo ago
It that works, nobody would be using Jira anymore, because people would just use a competitor that's cheaper or vibe code their internal Jira tool. Somehow that has not happened yet in 2026.
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by g947o 9mo ago
It's supported on Ampere, so it's good enough. As a reminder, the context is "require the latest and greatest GPUs" , responding to the parent comment. "General" doesn't mean "you can do this on an I
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by g947o 9mo ago
Unless SLA (or equivalent) is specifically mentioned in the T&S (which isn't), I don't see why Anthropic would ever compensate anyone. Measuring uptime and performance is meaningful and valuable, but expecting compensation is
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by g947o 9mo ago
https://x.com/sama/status/1876104315296968813?lang=en
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by g947o 9mo ago
Why does publishing papers require the latest and greatest GPUs? My understanding is that the paper talks about very general principles. > So I guess I'm wondering if I should buy a GPU myself or should I just rent on the cloud if I
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by g947o 9mo ago
I agree. Sadly most of us aren't going to build from source, and some tools don't really work without sudo. (Did I mention VSCode? On Linux you get a .deb file. Yeah.)
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by g947o 9mo ago
> I don't see an obvious way for Waymo to get enshittified. Raise the price?
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by g947o 9mo ago
As an VSCode extension author, I am always terrified by the amount of power I have. It is a shame that the team never prioritized extension permission issues [0] despite their big boss said security is the top priority [1]. All they have is
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by g947o 9mo ago
Remove copilot buttons from (new) Windows laptops and we'll talk.
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by g947o 9mo ago
I used to care about all these stuff and work hard towards "the next level". Guess what? Nothing happened, despite multiple people told me they think I did way more than what a promotion requires. So I stop giving it any attention
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by g947o 9mo ago
If an application wants to talk to AWS, how am I supposed to know if it's legit or not?

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