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by lvl155 1y ago
I am just gonna say it. This is not something Kiro came up with. People were already using this workflow. Perhaps they should’ve added more features instead of spending time making promo videos of themselves. I fail to see any add value her
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by lvl155 1y ago
AI tools make it so much easier to shift gears between two or more languages. Before this year, it would take me at least a week to adjust going from Python to Rust to TS. Now, AI will just fill in the gaps and I know enough to recognize po
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by lvl155 1y ago
For me, if they put Windows 10/11 on Debian that’d be an endgame desktop. MacOS was nice for awhile but they’re trying to do too much.
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by lvl155 1y ago
I tried Zed many times. In fact I try to use it at least once a month because it is indeed fast. However, I just think it’s a half-baked product and I don’t want to invest too much time into it. Wish they didn’t get distracted by AI and foc
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by lvl155 1y ago
Can someone please make these CLI from Rust/Ratatui.
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by lvl155 1y ago
And it’s wild to think that more than 1/3 of the devs I’ve met in my life support this admin. These are seemingly smart people. The past 10 years or so made me realize I don’t know anything about human nature or intellect. Edit: I am i
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by lvl155 1y ago
I never understood why heat exchange is so hard in space. I suppose it’s hard to keep things in orbit while also keeping hot and cold sides stationary?
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by lvl155 1y ago
Seems OpenAI knew this is forthcoming so they front ran the news? I was really high on Gemini 2.5 Pro after release but I kept going back to o3 for anything I cared about.
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by lvl155 1y ago
OT, how much more (or less) efficient is solar out in space? I am guessing radiant energy is much higher.
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by lvl155 1y ago
This is me. I was one of first batches of gmail users when it went public. I have a common name. It’s wild that people will just use my email because they forget their own email address.
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by lvl155 1y ago
Always amazed what scams and traps crypto community comes up with next.
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by lvl155 1y ago
So this is why Claude Code is so slow now. I am all for these but not at the cost of other more casual users. I never had to worry about Sonnet use but even that is not guaranteed. Forget Opus.
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by lvl155 1y ago
Do you not see my point? How about traffic lights? Or street lights. It’s the same thing. You make it sound like things can’t improve from status quo. Let me guess you are a Java dev.
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by lvl155 1y ago
Based on that view, maybe we shouldn’t have public roads at all. Go back to scavenging for food.
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by lvl155 1y ago
OT, but we need smart roads before we get a reliable robotaxi. You need lidar + road sensors embedded into the road. You basically have multiple sensors covering a section of the road that constantly updates specific to that section. And yo
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by lvl155 1y ago
At what point are we going to say browsers with JS is outdated and painful? Every few months there’s some new framework. I think it stems from the fact that we refuse to change the browser. HTML was nice but all these solutions to make it m
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by lvl155 1y ago
If you work in a big enough organization, they have AI sandboxes for things like this.
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by lvl155 1y ago
While I understand this sentiment, some people simply suck at writing nice emails or have a major communication issue. It’s also not bad to run your important emails through multiple edits via AI.
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by lvl155 1y ago
Based on how easy it is to trigger cool-down or throttle on Claude Code, I think people know how to build with AI. Or they’re trying really hard to figure it out. The race is on and it’s wide open. There are a lot gotchas with these new mod
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by lvl155 1y ago
I have a strong aversion to Meta and Zuck but EU is pretty tone-deaf. Everything they do reeks of political and anti-American tech undertone.
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by lvl155 1y ago
I am not a COBOL dev but have worked on a few codes here and there. I played around with LLM and it appears to be not too bad at COBOL, what’s the consensus or your experience utilizing LLM for COBOL?
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by lvl155 1y ago
I go to Kagi to try it out. Asks me to sign in to do search. That’s just a bad onboarding experience.
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by lvl155 1y ago
I think there will come a time when models will be good enough and SMALL enough to be localized that there will be some type of disintermediation from the big 3-4 models we have today. Meanwhile, Siri can barely turn off my lights before be
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by lvl155 1y ago
These “players” (but I like to think of them as scammers since they add zero economic value) have been playing this game between tech stocks and crypto for 5+ years now. It’s so blatantly obvious but we have no regulators and banks don’t gi
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by lvl155 1y ago
Not even close. Dotcom bubble was massive. Mom and pops were leveraging into tech stocks. I don’t see anything like that today. Is your 75-yo aunt bragging about how she bought Nvidia options? People who lost everything in dotcom and lost i
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by lvl155 1y ago
It pains me to see all these “node” based automators charging you an arm and a leg. I can’t wait till people see the obvious and just replace them with a few prompts to Claude Code or similar.
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by lvl155 1y ago
I think adoption has to do with the fact that desktop environment efforts are divided across so many distros.
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by lvl155 1y ago
This is the only project I support year in year out. What they did is amazing. Simply amazing.
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by lvl155 1y ago
I am not saying that’s easy work but most motivated people do this. And if you’re conscious of this that probably means you viewed it more as a job than your calling.
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by lvl155 1y ago
I said “[Jobs’] doing and planning” whereas you make it sound like Semi and M1 have nothing to do with Jobs. Apple has M1 because Jobs had a vision. Tell me one thing Apple did since Jobs’ passing that show such a vision. Maybe Watch? Hardl

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