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by jemiluv8 1y ago
I feel like people speculating on the unsustainability of their losses probably value what they know more than what they don't know. In this case however, what you don't know is more relevant than what you do know. Despite the aut
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by jemiluv8 1y ago
Most things written about this subject is already polarizing. I'd believe this if there was more internal company data than just some outsider using the same secondary data that openai seemingly manipulates to draw conclusions that hav
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by jemiluv8 1y ago
Neither did I and that was why I found the whole thing rather hilarious. This is not even a discussion
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by jemiluv8 1y ago
Hilarious
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by jemiluv8 1y ago
Sounds rather dramatic. For some reason, the rails community seem to have some drama going on every few years. Wish nodejs or golang would have this kinda thing. I'd be shocked though. I think it is fairly easy to see that the ruby eco
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by jemiluv8 1y ago
I'm even more interested in how it looked as though it came from github. The email was seemingly sent by "github"
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Ask HN: Is ycombinatooor real? Just got spammy looking email alegedly from
1 points by jemiluv8 1y ago|6 comments
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by jemiluv8 1y ago
MacOS updates are probably the best I know of for any unix-like OS. It was one of the main benefits of switching from ubuntu. I just did the update this morning and I'm carrying on with my work like nothing happened. I'm a softwar
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by jemiluv8 1y ago
Feels like a really good way to finally get Signal to start working towards sustainability. I see myself paying just to help this incredible product continue serving its mission
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by jemiluv8 1y ago
My bad. It just had too much of the llm vibe about it.
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by jemiluv8 1y ago
And there goes the enshitification of all that was good about blog posts: human element.
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by jemiluv8 1y ago
And a bike is a wrapper of wheels
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by jemiluv8 1y ago
Reminds me when I was demonstrating Claude code to a friend recently. My friend was a huge cursor user and was just curious about the cli tool and stuff. In the end, regardless of framework or approach, I believe there is a way to go about
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The Deeper Love of Go(bitfieldconsulting.com)
7 points by jemiluv8 1y ago|4 comments
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by jemiluv8 1y ago
Anyone read this?
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by jemiluv8 1y ago
I program primarily in Typescript and Golang these days. And yes, most corporate js people tend to not know much about things like dependency injection until they end up with the kind of problems that led to dependency injection in the firs
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by jemiluv8 1y ago
My Two Cents You moved from a typed - super object oriented/functional language/platform to a dynamic/untyped mostly procedural/functional language Dynamic and untyped languages always had this issue - coherence, structu
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by jemiluv8 1y ago
That was also a pain point for me. That was even before I started using tools like npm to install packages. I was building something with the Swing library and needed to simply add packages to a Java project. Felt like I needed a phd to be
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by jemiluv8 1y ago
I've found that as long as I don't try to use Next.js for fullstack applications I was ok. It is remarkably good at frontend only role. Since most of my applications were built with spa's in mind, I just use Nextjs primarily
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by jemiluv8 1y ago
This is more a control flow issue than a data race issue. I've seen this countless times. And it is often a sign that you don't spend too much time writing JavaScript/Typescript. You get shot in the foot by this very often. A
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by jemiluv8 1y ago
The Typescript example given is an obvious bug to me even before I knew how the window redirect thing works. It was an obvious control flow issue And I find the event loop vrs concurrency via mutexes to be like an apples to oranges comparis
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Tomorows Growth Starts with Todays(adia.substack.com)
1 points by jemiluv8 1y ago|1 comments
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by jemiluv8 1y ago
Wonder how many of these tips can be verified by the aforementioned engineering teams
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by jemiluv8 1y ago
I couldn't agree more. Software engineering environments vary so wildly that you better respect your own context
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by jemiluv8 1y ago
Software engineering career advise is a minefield. Contexts vary so wildly that the best advise probably is more like a case study into personal experiences and how one navigated various delicate/intricate issues. I for one have two pa
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by jemiluv8 1y ago
Typescript is not suitable for all applications. I also transitioned to Typescript from python some years ago and the extra information about "intent" provided by types made a world of difference to me when reading code written by
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by jemiluv8 1y ago
This reads like a love letter to programming languages. You can never truly talk about the quirks of a language without dabbling in it. And without experience with other languages - I doubt some of these quirks might even be seen as such. E
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by jemiluv8 1y ago
I'm not particularly attached to this position. I just don't believe in a world where interests don't collide and often the person doing more should probably have a better say in things. If we built the product, we get to dic
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by jemiluv8 1y ago
For what they provide, for free, I'd say refusing to disable login is not "nefarious". They need to grow a business here.
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by jemiluv8 1y ago
I always have mixed feelings about forks. Especially the hard ones. Zed recently rolled out a feature that lets you disable all AI features. I also know telemetry can be opted out. So I don’t see the need for this fork. Especially given the

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