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by jdmoreira 11mo ago
Marko is server side. How is that closer to svelte?
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by jdmoreira 1y ago
Hi Derek! It's not new, my first job circa 2007 was working on a Delphi 7 desktop application and all the "business logic" was stored procedures in an Oracle db. It was early in my career but I believe this was fairly popula
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by jdmoreira 1y ago
I'm just going to say something I know nothing about but just some intuition. Women are exposed to so much crap all the time. Sprays, perfumes, creams, scented candles, candles, incense, etc etc.
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by jdmoreira 1y ago
Lex Fridman is in the same vein
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by jdmoreira 1y ago
I'm a huge fan of Claude Code. That being said it blows my mind people can use this at a higher level than I do. I really need to approve every single edit and keep an eye on it at ALL TIMES, otherwise it goes haywire very very fast! H
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by jdmoreira 1y ago
Yes you can and I do often. Would I build my new high-level lang around OOP? Nop
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by jdmoreira 1y ago
So? Is OOP widespread? Yes of course it is. Besides that what is really the point you are making? That you can write software using Smalltalk or CLOS or any of their bastard offspring? Yes, you can and people did and still do. So what?
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by jdmoreira 1y ago
Not true for react, swiftui, jetback compose, etc. Everything else was built in the 90s or early 00s which was peak OOP
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by jdmoreira 1y ago
> the object-oriented architecture Stopped reading here. Good luck with your shared mutable state! Enjoy!
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by jdmoreira 1y ago
The author addresses it in the text. > These are our first sizable multimodal models. You might object that this defeats the title of the post ("it's not blind!"), but I suspect current multimodality is so crude that any s
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by jdmoreira 1y ago
Fascinating but arent some of these models multimodal? So for sure they saw the earth
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by jdmoreira 1y ago
Good luck moving your consumers and real-estate to another country. The only reason it fails its because its not being properly done. Sure you can move cash away but even that can be taxed with an 'exit' tax. The only reason it do
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by jdmoreira 1y ago
For sure the politicians did with real estate schemes (one of their preferred ways to enrich themselves). The average Portuguese has nothing to gain from these people. Nothing.
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by jdmoreira 1y ago
Obviously you know nothing about a brier score. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brier_score also: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Superforecaster
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by jdmoreira 1y ago
It is
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by jdmoreira 1y ago
Microsoft authenticator supports YubiKeys
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by jdmoreira 1y ago
Its not the billionaires advocating for cardboard straws
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AI May Be Underhyped(barrons.com)
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by jdmoreira 1y ago
Now this I'm excited about, Claude Code for Jetbrains! https://plugins.jetbrains.com/plugin/27310-claude-code-beta-
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by jdmoreira 1y ago
You are discussing with a llm? Never happened to me and I use llms all the time. Why would you need to discuss if you know best? Just tell it what to do and course correct it. It's not rocket science. PS: Both humans and llms are hard
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by jdmoreira 1y ago
building for thousands of years with a population size in the range between millions and billions at any given time.
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by jdmoreira 1y ago
No. a huge population of humans did while standing on the shoulders of giants.
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by jdmoreira 1y ago
I've heard about it but is the outcome as good as claude code?
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by jdmoreira 1y ago
Is there a no brainer alternative to Claude Code where I can try other models?
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by jdmoreira 1y ago
He wrote it.. hard fork
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by jdmoreira 1y ago
The valuable skills will be creativity, taste, curation, prioritisation etc. All those skills can be applied to engineering as well. What makes Fabrice Bellard great? Its not just technical skill I think. I think some of the most successful
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by jdmoreira 1y ago
I don't know. I'm 40 but I do like pair programming so…
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by jdmoreira 1y ago
Not sure about that golden end state. Mine would be being in a room surround by screens with AI agents coding, designing, testing, etc. I would be there in the center giving guidance, direction, applying taste, etc… All conversational, woul
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by jdmoreira 1y ago
Bitcoin is so concentrated in the hands of so few that its probably the simplest thing in the world to be manipulated
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by jdmoreira 2y ago
Why can't this be a phone? Why? I would throw so much money at this if it was a phone!

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