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by hennell 5mo ago
It's perfectly possible. Two tables, one stores answer responses only, the other just marks off who has responded. No link between them and you have anonymous data but can tell who hasn't responded. Of course if you record created
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by hennell 5mo ago
Nobody has to drink it, just test it. The analogy is stupid, but it's more like if there was no FDA, you'd wait a week for food safe labs to test it, or you'd invest in your own testing. The early release channel is sensible,
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by hennell 5mo ago
Ai runs `rm -rf`
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by hennell 5mo ago
I always found it weird when helping people with excel formulas how few people even try to check maths they don't understand, let alone try to understand it. I struggle to remember even relatively simple maths like working out "
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by hennell 5mo ago
To be fair npm makes (made?) it weirdly hard to use lock files so a lot of people did that by mistake. And when you do use lock, it reinstalls every time so a retagged package can just silently update.
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by hennell 5mo ago
Curious how it would track more ide things like a refactor to method command rather than cut and paste. I can understand not tracking paste as you don't really know where it came from, but rtm is using the same code just moving it for
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by hennell 6mo ago
Don't be silly, they don't expect you to ask the Ai questions and get the right answers. Obviously if you want to know what's going on you should look at their first solution - check what advice they have posted on X...
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by hennell 6mo ago
Someone call the Olympics because this is the largest jump I've ever seen.
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by hennell 6mo ago
I feel like a UK windows keyboard and a Mac has some oddities like this. I've got a zsa split keyboard and still haven't worked out how to have punctuation the same in Mac and windows. @ and " are always flipped and I had to
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by hennell 6mo ago
My colleague update his Mac a while back and I commented on the wild difference in corners between finder and word from across the room. I had to walk round and physically point at them for him to know what I was on about, and then he says
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by hennell 7mo ago
The more people you have the more processes you need. With 5 people the same person usually does the same things or they've seen the person who usually does it do it. So they do it in the same way, know the tricks or who to ask if it g
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by hennell 7mo ago
What's the best car? If you're trying to go fast it's one answer, if you're trying to carry as much load as possible it's another, if you're buying for your just-qualifed-teen it's another. But best is obv
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by hennell 7mo ago
Some kids near me had fun throwing rocks from a bridge above the motorway. Someone's windshield got smashed, but hey the kids had fun!
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by hennell 7mo ago
But the AI has the work to derive from already. I just went to Gemini and said "make me a picture of a cartoon plumber for a game design". Based on your logic the image it made me of a tubby character with a red cap, blue dungaree
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by hennell 7mo ago
I think I'd put a phone CPU running netbook-like costing $599 still in the "overpriced premium brand" bucket myself. (Not sure if that's really an apt description though, but then I was out as soon as I read they're
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by hennell 7mo ago
Outside of packages I doubt few of my code bases would fit into this. But the individual domain areas would. I don't care about users in a orders context, I don't care about payments when dealing with imports, no reason an ai shou
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by hennell 8mo ago
The problem with that is the benefit of inspiring children does little to nothing for the business, while the risk of frivolous but expensive legal actions because you decide you should get millions for inventing the self service checkout i
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by hennell 8mo ago
Most 8 year olds haven't met any aliens.
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by hennell 8mo ago
Different type of creator, different type of bugs. I'd assume a human giving me a way to delete merged branches has probably had the same issue, solved the same problem and understands unspecified context around the problem (e.g prote
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by hennell 8mo ago
A utility meant for viewing data? I don't think you understand what a text editor is. I'd agree that recent features feel a bit unnecessary, but it does need to edit and write files - including system ones (going through however
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by hennell 8mo ago
There's a subreddit somewhere with bots representing other popular subreddits. Again funny and entertaining - it highlights how many subs fall into a specific pattern of taking and develop their own personalities, but this wasn't
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by hennell 8mo ago
Since when? You're quoting the timeframe not the period under study. It's also not a study of just engineers, it's people across engineering, product, design, research, and operations. For a lot of none-code tasks Ai needs pa
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by hennell 8mo ago
It depends what you're doing not really what you do it with. I can do some crud apps where it's just data input to data store to output with little shaping needed. Or I can do apps where there's lots of filters, actions and l
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by hennell 8mo ago
Impacted by phones removal of the pain of being in a queue sure. Due to phones seems to ignore all the comments that this "came out of nowhere" and wasn't seen before "2020". It seems most likely that with pubs not
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by hennell 8mo ago
I was assuming this is largely a generic AI implementation, but with tools/data to get your info in. Essentially a global search with ai interface. Which sounds interesting, while also being a massive security issue.
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by hennell 8mo ago
>if the goal is to build up your own strength I think you missed this line. If the goal is just to move weights or lift the most - forklift away. If you want to learn to use a forklift, drive on and best of luck. But if you're tryin
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by hennell 9mo ago
I feel like the take it back approach, just ends with the retailer/manufacturer throwing it away anyway. Looking at this device it feels like it shouldn't be hard to have a reusable base with battery and electronics, and a disposa
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by hennell 9mo ago
Tailwind (like most things) is way more complex than it first appears. Sure the main thing was originally 'just' mapping `.p-4` to `padding: 1rem`. But it's also about grepping the code to see if `p-4` is used so it only buil
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by hennell 9mo ago
It's the difference between one-off revenue and recurring revenue. If you're making new components, making new changes for the new version, adding new css and browser support it's hard to keep going with only income from new
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by hennell 10mo ago
I found it pretty surprising. It would not have surprised me at all if we made fake plastic feathers and burned or buried even more real ones because it works out fractionally 'cheaper' to make new then collect and wash/treat

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