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by joks 1y ago
Yeah for my uses it works fine. Not sure why OP thinks Copilot Chat doesn't exist anywhere but VSCode...
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by joks 1y ago
on Firefox on my older Windows laptop it's like 5fps. Maybe mostly a Firefox thing?
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by joks 1y ago
Is scrolling down the page on this website extremely laggy for anyone else? It's bizarre
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by joks 1y ago
I wonder if Anubis or something could have been a viable solution but I'm sure they thought of that
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by joks 1y ago
If you get as much enjoyment out of problem-solving and programming as you do doing household chores, I'm not sure why you went into this career. I agree that the folks who are 100% anti-using-it-ever are overreacting, but IME replacin
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by joks 1y ago
I did a company hackathon recently where we were encouraged to explore vibe coding more and this was essentially my take-away too. It's kinda perfect for a hackathon but it was insanely mind-numbing to relegate the problem solving and
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by joks 1y ago
AFAICT you learn significantly more in building something from the ground-up than you do when code-reviewing someone else's code. In my experience you really don't build the mental model of how the code is working unless you eithe
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by joks 1y ago
Sometimes it's just more fun to over-engineer things.
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by joks 1y ago
Please name the company you work for so everyone can avoid it. That's insane, unless you're a lead engineer whose job is primarily to oversee things
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by joks 1y ago
I've definitely been enjoying the sort of mini-comeback desktop toys have had in recent years as little JavaScript scripts on tech people's personal blogs (like oneko.js: https://github.com/adryd325/oneko.js&#
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by joks 1y ago
Cost to train and cost to operate are two very different things
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by joks 1y ago
Perceived productivity or actual productivity?
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by joks 1y ago
It is a social media platform that allows image posts. Allowing adult content is by design. Draconian "internet safety" laws like this one really should not be a reasonable expectation for what you will have to put your users thro
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by joks 1y ago
I think the question still stands.
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by joks 1y ago
For profit organizations usually care a hell of a lot about minimizing production issues, actually. What are you talking about?
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by joks 1y ago
The selling point to you is that you can't fix problems, you just have to reimplement everything every time anything fails?
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by joks 1y ago
And then you have 0 domain experts because nobody has built the mental model of the code and what it's doing that you inherently build when you're actually doing the problem solving and code-writing yourself.
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by joks 2y ago
As others have said, this is exactly what many large orgs do, but in a slightly higher-tech / more polished way with tools like Storybook, essentially creating their own CSS libraries and component libraries. IMO a decent analogy is th
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by joks 2y ago
In their defense I can understand going into this article expecting it to be "why I chose Common Lisp [over other programming languages]", rather than "why I chose Common Lisp [over other Lisp dialects]" -- I think most
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by joks 2y ago
Simply incredible that this thread ends with this guy suggesting it's a wokeist conspiracy to push rewriting everything in Rust. Twitter blue checks are really something sometimes
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by joks 3y ago
It's still a funny / ironic coincidence.
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by joks 3y ago
For real. At least donate them to Goodwill or something.
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by joks 3y ago
I think a lot of music (especially pop) has always been this way to an extent -- a bunch of songs are written with no sequencing in mind, and then the "structure" of an album is built up after the fact by sequencing those songs in
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by joks 3y ago
There is not a whole lot you can do by capturing a bird and observing it in captivity. My understanding is that the majority of the scientific insight ornithologists are interested in getting from a species like this comes from observing it
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by joks 3y ago
Something does not need to be illegal for it to be unacceptable at the time
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by joks 3y ago
I would think it's an edge case of correlation, but still correlation (100% of the time it has had this error, it was on a leap day, 0% of the time it was not)
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by joks 3y ago
They're not instant-messaging platforms. Though it's true that Discord often gets misused as a permanent knowledge-base (where a forum would be much better)
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by joks 3y ago
Yeah the eslint stylistic plugin basically deprecated Prettier for all my purposes (+ my team just moved to it too.) I wish it could autofix line length warnings like Prettier but I understand the reasons why it doesn't and it's e
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by joks 3y ago
The PDF link won't load for me but here's the article on sci-hub https://sci-hub.se/10.1117/12.640109
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by joks 3y ago
I think dismantling creative fields like this is completely different from automating manual labor in a way that makes humanity more prosperous. I don't see what the upside is of this -- it's not making creative work better, it&#x

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