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by jcmontx 8mo ago
This A18 processor, how does it compare to the M series?
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by jcmontx 8mo ago
It baffles me how skeptical people here are of AI-assisted programming. If you don't see productivity gains I feel you're in deep denial. It's true that in my company we're not building rockets or defense systems, maybe
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by jcmontx 8mo ago
I have an iPhone 13, would this phone be a worthy update?
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by jcmontx 8mo ago
I don’t think we’ll ever return to the glory days (2007-2023). Software engineering in the next few years will become as cool as accounting or HR (as in not cool at all). Just a generic white collar profession like it was maybe in the 80s.
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by jcmontx 8mo ago
I feel closer to realizing my dream of walking by a forest and whispering back and forth to an LLM to get shit done
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by jcmontx 11mo ago
Just like the old days of PHP servers exposing their source code
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Reddit Migrates Comment Back End from Python to Go(old.reddit.com)
34 points by jcmontx 11mo ago|25 comments
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by jcmontx 11mo ago
You're probably right. I haven't tried it thoroughly
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by jcmontx 11mo ago
Citing my own comment from another thread: I've worked with .NET for over 10 years and we built our startup on top of it. Here are my thoughts: Pros: * Stability * Very decent standard library * Good balance between productivity and ro
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by jcmontx 11mo ago
Grok is impressive, I should give it a shot
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by jcmontx 11mo ago
> "astink / await" If you take it in the context of the industry, I think async/await is the more imperative friendly option. It let's you write code sequentially without callbacks. And the performance gains are
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by jcmontx 11mo ago
Sometimes less is more. It very easy for devs to use the language in completely different ways. I lean towards Go style in that regard. My ideal language would be like Go + Linq.
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by jcmontx 11mo ago
I've worked with .NET for over 10 years and we built our startup on top of it. Here are my thoughts: Pros: * Stability * Very decent standard library * Good balance between productivity and robustness * Great package management * Extre
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by jcmontx 11mo ago
Incredible how wasteful we're being. Market-driven economy will doom us all Edit: I'm not saying I have a better alternative, but this system is deeply flawed
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by jcmontx 1y ago
why use this and not claude code?
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by jcmontx 1y ago
Pure HTML and CSS. Performant and accessible, as things should be. We must return to the fundamentals.
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by jcmontx 1y ago
If this happened any non-western country headlines would say "corruption".
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by jcmontx 1y ago
After using HTMX for some time with different frameworks, I've come to prefer Go + Templ + HTMX. Good match between versatility and simplicity!
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by jcmontx 1y ago
Haskell looks a heck lot like F#, even more than Ocaml if you ask me
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by jcmontx 1y ago
This seriously reads as "old man yells at cloud". Hardware constraints are not the same as 30 years ago. Processing power and memory keeps getting cheaper. It will be fine
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by jcmontx 1y ago
I often forget how similar to Golang C looks and feels
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by jcmontx 1y ago
My thoughts: * There are actual productivity gains to Agentic Coding (my tool of preference is Claude Code) * There is a big chance of producing a lot of slop if one does not use it with care * More than ever checking mechanisms are essenti
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by jcmontx 1y ago
If this delivers can be 100% game changer, I will try it out and give some feedback
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by jcmontx 1y ago
These people are insane, it has to be created programmatically, isn't it?
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Reddit: What is the .NET ecosystem missing?(old.reddit.com)
2 points by jcmontx 1y ago|0 comments
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by jcmontx 1y ago
But don't you take a hit in performance by running the GC more often?
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by jcmontx 1y ago
It's amazing, congrats!! What's the expected price for the general public?
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by jcmontx 1y ago
Honorary mention to one of the officials maps of Argentina https://www.ign.gob.ar/gallery-app/mapas-escolares-202307/me...
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by jcmontx 1y ago
American Prairie, brought to you by your friendly Russian embassy!
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by jcmontx 1y ago
Anyone has given Campfire a shot? Might be a good option

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