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by gregoriol 8mo ago
You can put ASCII diagrams in code comments. Also Claude code in the terminal can show them.
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by gregoriol 9mo ago
Sure they will keep C/C++, and various low-level code: Swift is nice for developers but slow for execution (compared tose).
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by gregoriol 9mo ago
Try to get banned from any of these, or from the banking system, and find out
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by gregoriol 9mo ago
Not if you require auth with a Yubikey, not if you run the LLM client inside a VM which doesn't have your private ssh key, ...
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by gregoriol 9mo ago
Why in the hell would it be able to access a _remote_ database?! In no acceptable dev environment would someone be able to access that.
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by gregoriol 9mo ago
If you make claude work with c/c++, it may need apt for libraries or build tools. Even with npm/pip, these may not be available on a base linux box. Even then, some complex projects may need other tools that are not part of a base
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by gregoriol 9mo ago
So? if it removes .git, just clone the project again and you are ok
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by gregoriol 9mo ago
If the folder is versioned and commited regularly there is no problem. It also allows you to open the files in your IDE, do some other tasks or fixes for claude. It prevents claude from accessing any other folder, which is the idea of the p
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by gregoriol 9mo ago
This breaks the non-interactive mode the post want to achieve. Claude will not be able to install some things and will require user action, which is not desired here.
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by gregoriol 9mo ago
How would nuclear deterrence work for small entities like Denmark or Taiwan against huge entities like US or China? it only works at similar sizes
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by gregoriol 9mo ago
They could use it like Google Search, not as the first thing the user sees, but as a fallback
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by gregoriol 9mo ago
I get why you may not close <img> or <br> since they don't contain anything inside, but <p> and <li> should be closed to indicate the end of the content, otherwise it's shows you are mentally lazy and relyi
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by gregoriol 9mo ago
The VM is setup once, before you get to be "on the go": that's your development environment, you need one anyway
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by gregoriol 9mo ago
Run it inside a VM, make snapshots of the VM if needed (or use vagrant/ansible to rebuild), commit regularly, ...
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by gregoriol 9mo ago
We don't need that to be pre-loaded on the device, do we? how often are they used? and when one is set to be used, the user is definitely online already, just grab the one then
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by gregoriol 9mo ago
We should sue Apple for this: their Camera app gets an unfair advantage here compared to third-party camera apps.
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by gregoriol 10mo ago
The story is interesting but clearly lacks the most useful parts: - interview and feedback of people actually using it (since the author says they are not the target audience at the end) - experience with the shower: does it feel private en
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by gregoriol 10mo ago
The story clearly mentions people who have no such choice but have to go to the city because their work requires it, and wouldn't spend 250$ per night to meet such requirement.
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by gregoriol 10mo ago
You misread the story: it's not a house, just a cheaper hotel room.
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by gregoriol 10mo ago
I wouldn't worry about fire: it seems to be quite modern so most likely has quite some fire equipment and concrete. Common parts from the pictures don't seem to have much flammable stuff. Last time I stayed in London was in a hote
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by gregoriol 10mo ago
Sure it's different teams, but the management at some level is common to the whole house, and if you choose to perfect the paint before fixing the pipes, it means something
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by gregoriol 10mo ago
I didn't imply that details are not important, just that first you need to have the perfect car, then the details, not the other way round
83.
by gregoriol 10mo ago
This is not how it works though: a product team shouldn't spend time working on this kind of details while big parts of the product are not good enough.
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by gregoriol 10mo ago
The author mostly write about average startup work, not about industries or more constrained environment. A good example of this is the sprint thing: you can do whatever pace you want when you work on your own product that is a web product,
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by gregoriol 10mo ago
is-even was most likely made as a joke
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by gregoriol 10mo ago
Works well on Safari 26.1, nice "game-dev" example, but not clear if it's a demo or a personal website: if former then nice, if latter then unusable
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by gregoriol 10mo ago
You are way off: it's just about money. For a long time, making appliances was an ok business, making good stuff, selling them, factories running, employment, margins ok, ... and there was progress/innovation to do. Now that there
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by gregoriol 10mo ago
So what? The Rolls-Royce & Bentley L-series engine was made from 1959 to 2020, 60 years, ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rolls-Royce–Bentley_L-series_V... ), and was only replaced because of mergers and change in own
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by gregoriol 10mo ago
Mecanical failures happen too
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by gregoriol 11mo ago
It must be part of the normal process. If the normal process leaves things like this to "some other time", one should start by fixing the process.

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