grim_io

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by grim_io 11mo ago
Being down because half the internet is down is an easier sell than being down because you fucked it up yourself.
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by grim_io 11mo ago
What even is this mysterious device? A device trying to duplicate a part of smartphone/smartwatch functionality is doomed to fail, as those can easily just be an app on said devices. So the computation part is likely out of the questio
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by grim_io 11mo ago
Sir, this might not be a Wendy's, but this is a VC owned site that regularly shills its questionable investments.
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by grim_io 11mo ago
I wonder how many uptime SLAs will be violated this year.
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by grim_io 11mo ago
I never had that experience. Django does nothing special compared to the way I would design my db tables the completely manual way.
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by grim_io 11mo ago
I don't know, it depends. I feel like I've gotten much better at reading code now that I read so much of it(generated). I don't mind it. As long as I'm not the first human filter, I'll review a colleagues AI generat
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by grim_io 11mo ago
It looks great, but does it have a debugger? Stepping through loops and visualizing in real time how the variables change is indispensable for teaching how programming in general works.
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by grim_io 11mo ago
What can you even do in the ms enterprise ecosystem with their copilot integration? Is it just for chatting? Is it a glorified RAG? Can you tell copilot co to create a presentation? Make a visualisation in a spreadsheet?
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by grim_io 11mo ago
paywalled. Are they unprofitable because they don't profit on inference, or because they reinvest all of the profit into scaling up? Remember how long Amazon was unprofitable, by choice.
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by grim_io 11mo ago
They have that now. Not as great as cursor tab, but nothing is.
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by grim_io 11mo ago
Realistically, the alternative to code wiki is not good documentation, it's no documentation.
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by grim_io 11mo ago
Maybe they just like to work together *shrug*.
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by grim_io 11mo ago
What kind of templating are we talking about? HTML or in general? If we take python, for example, you could use jinja for HTML and composition/inheritance for the general stuff. That's all django does, and it does it well. I don&#
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by grim_io 11mo ago
Imagine if Cargo was not first-party, but a third-party tool belonging to a vc startup with zero revenue. Then that startup makes rustup, rustfmt and rust-analyzer. Great, but I would be more comfortable with the ecosystem if at least the r
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by grim_io 11mo ago
I may be an unreasonable outlier, but I absolutely refuse to learn a complex config language. YAML/TOML? These are the maximum of punishment I'm willing to deal with, as they are quite universal and useful in many situations. If y
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by grim_io 11mo ago
I don't think that the whole ecosystem should be dominated by a single VC backed startup. I want my tools to be interchangeable and to play well with other choices. Having multiple big players helps with that.
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by grim_io 11mo ago
Facebook's pyrefly might be the one part that could break up astral's total python ecosystem dominance, and that is probably a good thing. I'm saying that as a massive uv and ruff fan.
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by grim_io 11mo ago
Ah, the joys of sudo pip install If you are unexperienced, I recommend you stick with uv and set the env var: UV_MANAGED_PYTHON=true This will make uv not consider system python, only the uv-managed python versions. No more f-ing up
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by grim_io 11mo ago
Yeah. Probably Google.
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by grim_io 1y ago
You can still enjoy painting, but there is no guarantee that you will be paid for it.
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by grim_io 1y ago
My November schedules are getting crowded. No shaving, no faps, no socials, ...
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by grim_io 1y ago
If this works very well and reliable, it might not kill programming as such, but it might put a lot of small businesses who do custom software for other small businesses out of work. The HN bubble might not realize the implications.
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by grim_io 1y ago
To think I've been doing breathing wrong all these years...
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by grim_io 1y ago
The tyranny of overuse of tyranny in headlines.
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by grim_io 1y ago
Honestly, I don't see a big difference between learning the arcane non-standard, non-portable incantations needed to configure and use various forks of standard utilities running on the $CLOUD_PROVIDER, and learning to configure and ru
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by grim_io 1y ago
Not every business needs that kind of uptime. How often is GitHub down? We are all just fine without it for a while.
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by grim_io 1y ago
Cloud providers and even cloudflare go down regularly. Relax.
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by grim_io 1y ago
What is this?! You are self-managing expensive dedicated hardware in form of MacBooks, instead of renting Azure Windows VM's?! Shame!
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by grim_io 1y ago
Bless your non-merican heart :_)
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by grim_io 1y ago
Any kind of comparison of popular frameworks activates all the dev nourons in my monkey brain.

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