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by girvo 9mo ago
You can give agents the ability to check VSCode Diagnostics, LSP servers and the like. But they constantly ignore them and use their base CLI tools instead, it drives me batty. No matter what I put in AGENTS.md or similar, they always jus
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by girvo 9mo ago
> (ie: why is jira slow? It's literally a text box with a handful of buttons on the side!). Despite me agreeing with your overall point, this is such a ridiculous comment to make. You and I both know Jira is much much more than th
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by girvo 9mo ago
Yes and it’s looking promising, but one mobile processor does not prove a nodes success at scale. It definitely implies it though, I’m hopeful that competition is back.
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by girvo 9mo ago
I'll believe it when I see it (at scale). I hope 18A is good enough as competition is good, and a weak Intel is bad for us all.
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by girvo 9mo ago
> We have all of the tools to prevent these agentic security vulnerabilities I don't think we do? Not generally, not at scale. The best we can do is capabilities/permissions but that relies on the end-user getting it perfectly
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by girvo 9mo ago
With Canva’s ownership of Affinity, yeah I see Canva as being a big competitor in parts of this space now. Or will be as those tools become more widespread across Canva’s users.
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by girvo 10mo ago
The juniors get better and closer to the ideal that my team requires via this process. Current AIs don’t, not the same way.
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by girvo 10mo ago
> and it's not an RGB strip, either. The PPI difference matters though (and I think why my Nokia N9's PenTile OLED looked rough). Desktop displays simply aren't at the same PPI/resolution density, which is why they&#x
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by girvo 10mo ago
> If it could be "jammed" like that Russia would "jam" the Ukranian ones. They did, though, in a few places? It was reported as such anyway, again this is not something I'm an expert on.
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by girvo 10mo ago
Typescript is an excellent language, though. I don't blame people for wanting to hang on to it.
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by girvo 10mo ago
We're using it pretty extensively at my team in the huge front-end monorepo the company we work for has via the extension, just purely for better IDE perf. It's been excellent so far, though it does still choke on the sheer scale
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by girvo 10mo ago
It's apparently being jammed in Iran from what I've heard/read, though I don't know how reliable that is.
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by girvo 10mo ago
Yeah I'm quite excited to move to the 34" ultra-wide 1440p RGB stripe 360hz monitor they announced! OLED is an amazing technology, and this was IMO the final barrier to overcome to beat IPS on nearly all axes.
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by girvo 10mo ago
The article shows mac, it's not just ClearType... PenTile for example (as another commenter pointed out) was woeful with text, and made things look fuzzy. I'm not a fan of ClearType, but even on Linux OLED text rendering just isn&
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by girvo 10mo ago
As the article states, this is why RGB Stripe layouts are the next big things in OLED. Quite exciting, and sub pixel layouts that aren't good for text are exactly why I have an XG27AQMR in front of me for work/gaming instead of an
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by girvo 10mo ago
Because we’re expensive and companies would love to get rid of us
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by girvo 10mo ago
> ehem, the real OGs used Fireworks Man I missed Macromedia Fireworks. Such a great time! I think I had the last bundle before the Adobe buy-out, Macromedia Studio I think it was called? So good!
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by girvo 10mo ago
See, I do though. I enjoy the act, the craft of programming. It's intrinsically fun for me, and has been for the 25 years I've been doing it at this point, and it still hasn't stopped being fun! Different strokes I guess
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by girvo 10mo ago
Going to change your tune now that Trump has said that the US will run Venezuela? They’re not even pretending. This is far far more similar than it is different.
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by girvo 10mo ago
I’m naively hopeful that they will band together without more bloodshed. I worry though
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by girvo 10mo ago
> Russia is trying to annex Ukraine And to start with they were trying to achieve this through regime change via a "surgical" (by their standards) strike on the government and capital. That failed. America is doing this explici
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by girvo 10mo ago
Maduro is a piece of shit. But a military invasion of another country to commit regime change is literally what Russia tried to do to Ukraine. America has blood on it's hands yet again. EDIT: If the reports are true that Maduro has b
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by girvo 10mo ago
As someone who had the original Pebble Steel, and then moved to the Pebble Round (20mm) until it literally stopped working, I'm super happy you've done this, and incredibly happy that you let me change my pre-order from my Time 2
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by girvo 10mo ago
> and for some reason Trademark stuff, as far as I remember. > For instance, the Beepberry project became Beepy – because of Blackberry, legally speaking, raising an eyebrow at the naming decision; it’s the kind of legal situation we’
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by girvo 10mo ago
As someone who plays competitive FPS at quite a high level (I compete in the Contenders division in Valorant's Premier tournament system, lots of fun!), honestly even that's not the biggest deal. I'll eventually get to a poin
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by girvo 10mo ago
That exists, using proprietary 2.4ghz dongles usually, but they’re much higher power draw.
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by girvo 10mo ago
Good thing it's not the only signal then.
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by girvo 10mo ago
It is super cool. People just want others to be honest about it in my experience, for better or worse.
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by girvo 10mo ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46453333 Unlike you, I won't insult you despite you being wrong.
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by girvo 10mo ago
Which is totally fine, I use Claude Code a bunch myself. I said nothing about shame, just that one single commit plus a website that looks vibe coded together has all the hallmarks of AI-driven code.

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