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by mdaniel 1y ago
That would be a terrible revenue model because no one's going to read code anymore, they're going to just keep piling on agents until the vibes align
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by mdaniel 1y ago
Given the number of existing companies trying that stunt, you'd need to provide more insight into your moat for anyone to be able to judge if they are "open to trying"
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by mdaniel 1y ago
Ooo, ooo, do Rustrover and CLion next :-P But, in all seriousness, I repeatedly see complaints about having to manage CLion's install separate from IJ or PyCharm so they really do need to un-snowflake CLion back onto the main platform
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by mdaniel 1y ago
I actually used to have them both installed (both flavors of PyCharm, too) in order to be able to say with confidence what behavior(s) were present in each tier, since the Apache 2 products are so strong it makes it hard to keep track of
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by mdaniel 1y ago
"Just work" is certainly subjective, but the introspection in all the JetBrains products are what make them ferocious. If one has never heard of all the 18 quadrillion lint tools before, you can immediately get value from opening
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by mdaniel 1y ago
Oh, I know this one: $ python3 -c "print('clear messaging'); exit(1)" clear messaging $ python3 -c "raise ValueError('text that matters')" Traceback (most recent call last): File "
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by mdaniel 1y ago
You said demo, and I said documentation. I don't need to run it, I need to understand how I would run it, and more importantly it's an opportunity for you to drive down the skepticism in your target audience since they, too, c
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by mdaniel 1y ago
If you're confident, then link to the documentation for how I could get started with your non-vaporware product The "waiting list" should gate load upon your platform, it should not gate confidence in it
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by mdaniel 1y ago
If only we had some tooling that would implement features based on requirements, what a world we would live in
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by mdaniel 1y ago
If every time you pulled the trigger of the sandblaster, there was a 50/50 chance of it spraying paint instead of sand, the worth of the machine would be deniable. Sure, over sufficiently long spans of time, maybe the probabilities of
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by mdaniel 1y ago
I guess you get a pass because it's not formally a Show HN but I detest launches that are "join our mailing list" because (a) seems like fishing for interest in vaporware (b) a spam risk when you sell my details if the produc
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by mdaniel 1y ago
> at the cost of much lower quantity. Which they could solve by having a less dumb invite system. They can very easily confirm I am not a bot nor a spammer based on any number of objective metrics I can provide to them. But instead the a
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by mdaniel 1y ago
This take reminds me of the pain I experience when I watch people type website addresses into the google search box
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by mdaniel 1y ago
I can't quite square up your "speaks the S3 API" with https://github.com/ebogdum/callfs#file-operations seeming to do its own thing, which for sure would not leverage existing tooling And it would have b
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by mdaniel 1y ago
> by default, you get DNS & IP networking for service discovery, which Incus also supports. Supports, as in "good luck with your perl scripts" or, as Kubernetes does, automatically updates dns with the A record(s) and SRV
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by mdaniel 1y ago
I would argue intellisense is far closer to a select statement than "ai" anything. What could come after myString.s is <<select method_name from all_methods where type_name = 'String' and method_name like '%s%
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by mdaniel 1y ago
https://github.com/Floorp-Projects/Floorp-core [a submodule of their main repo] is noticeably missing any licensing information I went there to find out how they're tracking upstream releases, because that's
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by mdaniel 1y ago
> Everyone would just have their productivity supercharged at the same rate. I dunno about you, but in almost every one of these threads the exact same two classes of people show up: the ones championing the insane multiples they get fro
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by mdaniel 1y ago
Only if they run their website on Incus
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by mdaniel 1y ago
I don't know if it's appropriate for your case, but devcontainer < https://devcontainer.community/awesome >, code-server, or Eclipse Theia are basically VSCode over http and will mimick the GitHub.dev experien
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by mdaniel 1y ago
Well, I wasn't passing judgement upon their forking of Chrome; that's a business decision whether it gets them where they want to go. What I'm saying is that IF you're going to try that stunt, it's just like adopt
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by mdaniel 1y ago
This, some random organism digests CO2 into petroleum, and gargle with this liquid and have no more cavities are the "tomorrow, all beer is free" of my life POC||GTFO
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by mdaniel 1y ago
Heh, I knew I was going to get in trouble since the CNI could do whatever it likes, but felt safe due to Pods having mostly random identities. But at that second I had forgotten about StatefulSets, which I agree with your linked CNI'
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by mdaniel 1y ago
The alternative is the amazing scribe.rip -> https://scribe.rip/@mitendra_mahto/cross-posted-from-https-s...
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by mdaniel 1y ago
heh, including "for diffing" is selling short when our new job as software developers now seems to be reviewing code, of which looking at a diff is only one tiny part. That goes infinitely more for dynamically typed languages, w
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by mdaniel 1y ago
IME, one of execution. Copilot is like having your cousin who works at Bestbuy try and help you code - it knows what a computer is, and speaks english, but is pretty bad at both The story I've heard is that Cursor is making all their m
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by mdaniel 1y ago
Or even one of each, since cloud-init has an ansible hook: https://cloudinit.readthedocs.io/en/latest/reference/modules... for something like ansible-pull behavior
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by mdaniel 1y ago
> and address. This is what k8s does with pod migrations too. That's not true of Pods; each Pod has its own distinct network identity. You're correct about the network, though, since AFAIK Service and Pod CIDR are fixed for the
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by mdaniel 1y ago
https://github.com/hashicorp/vagrant/blob/v2.4.7/LICENSE for one thing
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by mdaniel 1y ago
I first learned about this because colima supports it: https://github.com/abiosoft/colima#incus

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