imp0cat

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   by imp0cat 2y ago

   Sure, let me find my crystal ball.
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   by imp0cat 2y ago

   Like it or not, somebody will have to do something about Russia, sooner or later.
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   by imp0cat 2y ago

   Let's be clear here, Codeium kinda sucks. Yeah, it's free and it works, somewhat. But I wouldn't trust it much.
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   by imp0cat 2y ago

   Do those miliseconds also include the time where you have to move your hand from the keyboard to the mouse to ctrl+click the function name? ;) I see your point though. I guess I just disagree with the premise that using an IDE will increase
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   by imp0cat 2y ago

   I think this was also on the Mortal Kombat movie OST (another hidden gem from the 90's; not the movie, the soundtrack).
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   by imp0cat 2y ago

   Wait, wait, wait! I think I got the wrong USB! Chaos ensues. He's so great! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z9-p06yiJ6Q (Wheels on the bus)
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   by imp0cat 2y ago

   So true! Now don't get me wrong, I quite like VS Code as it's so easy to set up and there is a plugin for almost anything, but I find myself always coming back to Emacs. He's right about the defaults though. Use something lik
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   by imp0cat 2y ago

   Care to elaborate what's wrong with find and grep?
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   by imp0cat 2y ago

   Oh, care for a trip down the memory lane? :) https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5JibYKhC4GaAZXoDypqyAm
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    by imp0cat 2y ago

    Let's not forget The Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit and High Stakes (both a wonderful mixtures of rock and electronic music). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Akf4vQs7R9A&list=PLCDB3A4909... https://www.yout
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    by imp0cat 2y ago

    It's right there: https://codeium.com/windsurf#why-did-you-build-your-own-ide-... Oh and they are know. :) We are fully aware of the memes about people forking VS Code to create “AI IDEs,”
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    by imp0cat 2y ago

    You'll need more than a backup system. At least some sort of a load balancer to switch between different groups of running docker containers (so that upgrades, backups, etc... can happen without service being interrupted).
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    by imp0cat 2y ago

    Frustrating? Yeah! but it works SO great! I especially like Playwright in this context, it can do pretty much anything and is a joy to use.
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    by imp0cat 2y ago

    Would it be considered more advanced if it was using it as a password cracking tool? ;)
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    by imp0cat 2y ago

    https://dos.zone/diablo-1996/ Diablo I in browser? Wow. So worth it just to idle in the village and listen to Matt Uelmen's music. :)
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    by imp0cat 2y ago

    I quite like docker for local development. Docker and docker compose do make it incredibly easy to start everything that's required for local development and testing. Your service A needs B and C? Grab those images of B and C and run t
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    by imp0cat 2y ago

    You can get the same JS/node_modules experience with Python, just use pdm. ;)
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    by imp0cat 2y ago

    Great use of "Jupiter" by Gustav Holst on the main screen! Strong Bluey vibes. :)
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    by imp0cat 2y ago

    There is no point. It's a fluff piece, a thinly veiled atempt at getting their product to the HN front page.
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    by imp0cat 2y ago

    What exactly would Mergify bring to someone using a Gitlab instance? This is the first time I hear about the tool. I scanned their homepage briefly and it seems that Gitlab already does most of the stuff they mention, including the AI stuff
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    by imp0cat 2y ago

    Once you master a few languages, learning the rest gets much easier - or so I've been told. ;) Not sure if it applies globally, but in Europe it's definitely true.
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    by imp0cat 2y ago

    Isn't that a different kind of bonkers though?
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    by imp0cat 2y ago

    Seriously, "you can teach tourists how to get to the station" as a motivation to learn the language is insane. :) Ok that is kinda funny, but having experienced Japan as a tourist, I must say that it has made the trip m
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    by imp0cat 2y ago

    Right! :) But also consider the fact that you should be thankful that you live in a society where you don't have to be productive 100% of your time.
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    by imp0cat 2y ago

    Here's a better analysis of the Brexit thing which was posted here yesterday. It was mostly decided by the fact that the pro-Brexit people had better marketing campaign. https://dominiccummings.substack.com/p/q-and
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    by imp0cat 2y ago

    Yeah, the claps are coming from the left side.
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    by imp0cat 2y ago

    I explored the law. Cutting a long story short I figured out a way in which one could (legally) hire someone to pop around to Gould’s house in the middle of the night and go through his bins the night before bin day. For roughly a ye
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    by imp0cat 2y ago

    What's that saying about developers and herding cats? :)
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    by imp0cat 2y ago

    :D Actually, Roombas do need a bit of oil sometimes, when their side brushes start to squeal. Regular bicycle oil will do.
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    by imp0cat 2y ago

    I, too, have an older model (2016 980). It only gets confused when the layout of the room changes during vacuuming (ie. a door closes, a piece of furniture is moved). There was a brief period when its navigation skills were less than stella