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by jjice 3mo ago
For another perspective, it's worked very well for me and my friends. An incredibly powerful model that does some impressive planning and development. Is it that much better than Opus? It's definitely up there, but Opus is my chea
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by jjice 3mo ago
He is a natural born teacher. The kind of person whose excitement and love to share is contagious. Best of luck to him! I saw some old code of mine that used PLY a few weeks ago and god damn is that a fine library. Fast, to the point, and a
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by jjice 3mo ago
So you rather do nothing than something?
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by jjice 3mo ago
That's the kind of mindset that helps lead to that situation.
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by jjice 3mo ago
Cargo itself doesn't pull the dependencies, but yes to Rust's standard library being much more lean than Go. Bring your own HTTP, text templating, and such, but core data structures are provided. Go gives you a bunch of goodies in
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by jjice 4mo ago
It's been about five years since I've used Flex and Bison, but if I recall I just didn't check in the generated files and had a Makefile that built everything all together. If I'm not misremembering that case then, it so
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by jjice 4mo ago
The AUR is very user managed and orphaned packages can be picked up I guess to continue maintenance. Obviously, this can lead to some issues. It's one of the tradeoffs for a heavily user supplied repository of packages. You get a lot o
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by jjice 4mo ago
I want Oxide to do so well. The product is a breath of fresh air in the era of cloud providers. As an engineer, I'd kill to get to work with their hardware. Not to mention that working at Oxide sounds like a modern Sun Microsystems wit
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by jjice 4mo ago
I believe you're correct, and the Half-Life wiki seems to support that: https://half-life.fandom.com/wiki/Black_Mesa_(game)
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by jjice 4mo ago
I haven't heard any accounts of it doing that since Gemini 2.5, but it was pretty easy to get it to do it with a programming task back then after a few failed attempts. Very interesting to hear it'll still do it.
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by jjice 4mo ago
This is unfortunately becoming the standard. I always buy physical when possible, but I think we're coming to the end of that...
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by jjice 4mo ago
Seriously. I get the sibling comment seemingly from someone involved talking about eng resources being tight, but blocking it instead of just showing a desktop page feels absurd.
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by jjice 4mo ago
One can dream, but I doubt it. As for all the reasons I don't have much faith, I'd defer to the other comments. I will say though, optimizing memory usage is easier than ever. Doing a scan of your codebase with an LLM for _large_
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by jjice 4mo ago
I mean, this feels exactly what had to happen after their announcement with Fable being restricted by the US government since the requirement is that they need to know you're a US citizen. You can argue this is Anthropic's fault d
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by jjice 4mo ago
+1 - Exercise gives the benefit of calories expended for weight loss, but it really isn't enough to matter for the average person. Exercise is great for improving your cardiovascular function, your muscles, your neurological pathways (
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by jjice 4mo ago
I'll forever love a long, totally plain text document like this. So many good times with video game FAQs as a kid. It really is a superior form of information in a lot of ways (not all).
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by jjice 4mo ago
FWIW it's not a gmail thing for privacy, but rather just part of the email spec. RFC 5233 talks about it. https://www.rfc-editor.org/info/rfc5233/
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by jjice 4mo ago
It's my primary. Claude Code for personal stuff on the weekends. I really just prefer the GUI of having the changes easily highlighted. If I can get something to apply that with Claude Code or Codex or OpenCode or whatever, I'd sw
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by jjice 4mo ago
I think it's a generally good place to start when buying anything, especially anything of high value. You want to be able to truly own it, which includes maintaining and repairing it. Now of course there are areas you can make trade of
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by jjice 4mo ago
They have some changes here in v12: https://github.blog/changelog/2026-06-09-upcoming-breaking-c...
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by jjice 4mo ago
What's the better solution? Also, what's an example of this rent seeking in open source you're talking about?
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by jjice 4mo ago
> About six months later, it is his frequent bemoaning at the standup that their PR don't get reviewed, languishing in inattention What irks me the most with this new trend is when people don't review the code themselves thorou
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by jjice 4mo ago
Do other RDBMSs have this? I genuinely have no clue. I've been fortunate enough to be able to get away with one primary and multiple secondaries at my largest usage of Postgres. Multi-master is the kind of thing I am fully out of my de
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by jjice 4mo ago
> it's another to parade around Image Generation features that are obviously widely not-cared-for and oftentimes actively disliked I mean, that was one of many things, and I'd argue the least interesting by far. If the Safari e
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by jjice 4mo ago
Apple fumbled on QC with software this past year, but have they with hardware? I've found their hardware (both computer and physical builds) has been very high quality still.
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by jjice 4mo ago
The workaround my friend uses (unintentionally) is being completely out of storage on her phone.
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by jjice 4mo ago
Agreed. The idea of a system wide (and platform wide) on device model being a core part of OS APIs is very appealing. I do like my software more piecemeal, generally, but when it comes to Apple, I really love a lot of the out-of-the-box off
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by jjice 4mo ago
Some small features are fully local (like the list sorting added in a recent iOS), but all of the neat features like world knowledge and shortcut gen seem to require private cloud compute.
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by jjice 4mo ago
Gemini in a dress that doesn't store my data and use it to sell advertisements is a welcome dress.
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by jjice 4mo ago
I believe the only features I saw, and I could be wrong, that require the 17 or air were the new dictation and Siri voices. Those weren't in the original promises for the iPhone 16. That said, I don't know how much actually change

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