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by mejutoco 9mo ago
I started a limited company in Spain about 15 years ago. Just the 48h online is huge. It took maybe 15-20 days and visits to the notary, etc. (notaries are usually not available next day, for example). I think Estonia and UK have similar qu
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by mejutoco 9mo ago
> I know people love to make UIs stateless and functional. But they just aren’t. IMO UIs are fundamentally a bunch of state, graphically represented. So naturally all of the functional frameworks are full of escape hatches. Functional do
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by mejutoco 9mo ago
I asked deepseek and after many options the recommended one was: Cash flow, "because you need the ongoing stream, not just a pile of cash, to reign successfully".
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by mejutoco 9mo ago
Indeed. To be fair things like didnt and prob are on purpose, and "sometimes" and "obvious and many" are more styling than a mistake. And LLM should be uppercase. We can go on. In any case, that is exactly my point. I co
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by mejutoco 9mo ago
Sometimes while on an ai thread like this I see posts with obvious and many grammatical mistakes. Many will be "typos" (although some seem conceptual). Maybe some are dictated/transcribed by busy people. Some might be incorre
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by mejutoco 9mo ago
Breaking backwards compatibility to turn 27kb into less because of "bloat" makes less sense to me.
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by mejutoco 9mo ago
I think in a way the OS is the "physical space" of software. This matches common composable interfaces like lines of text, files or http calls (rest).
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by mejutoco 9mo ago
There is no free lunch. A deprecation warning lasting a decade before erroring will break less that some css boxing models and strict mode in many browsers.
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by mejutoco 9mo ago
That is the opposite approach. Also an option. One could also deprecate the call without parameter and force always a parameter with which behaviour. The deprecation could last enough time that those websites would have been rewritten multi
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by mejutoco 9mo ago
Have an optional parameter to opt in to the old behaviour and keep the new correct behaviour the default (without the parameter) seems like a decent choice.
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by mejutoco 9mo ago
Dropbox works also. It would be cool if one could do it via usb like other phones before.
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by mejutoco 9mo ago
jQuery was not bloat. Before there was prototypejs (default in RoR for a long time), with over-complicated (and slow) ruby-inspired methods, and others and jQuery was at the time a breath of fresh air and sanity. I remember Angular had seve
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by mejutoco 9mo ago
They are good to socialize while cooking. Friends csn have a glass of wine next to you while you cook. Also to put the trash under without blocking other peoples flow.
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by mejutoco 10mo ago
I would love to know more. I used aider with local models and it behaved like cursor in agent mode. Unfortunately I dont remember exactly when (+6 months ago at least). What was your experience with it?
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by mejutoco 10mo ago
> Also for inventing the code agent in the terminal category. Maybe I am wrong, but wasnt aider first?
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by mejutoco 10mo ago
> Same setup in the Netherlands, there are right of way signs everywhere that apply when the lights don't work. Most places in Poland have this exact setup. And I say most because I have not seen one that does not, but I am guessing
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by mejutoco 10mo ago
200$ https://cursor.com/pricing
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by mejutoco 10mo ago
Wifi ssids around you might be enough.
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by mejutoco 10mo ago
> But the stock market offers no such buyer protections. In some situations you can deduct losses in the stock market from the taxes to pay over the next 5 years. Not the same, but not nothing.
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by mejutoco 10mo ago
I vividly remember first day of school after kindergarten in Spain. (3-4 years old?) Sets and Venn diagrams, how interesting and intuitive. Unfortunately it was arithmetic from then on.
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by mejutoco 10mo ago
Just wanted to add that the oracle can have also majority mechanisms, can stop being used if it drifts too much or is unavailable for too long. People running the oracle can be incentivized by staking some amount of money that they lose if
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by mejutoco 10mo ago
> other than the propulsion and landing gear, and construction materials "Apart from the sanitation, the medicine, education, wine, public order, irrigation, roads, the fresh water system and public health, what have the Romans ever
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by mejutoco 11mo ago
> How do you make good or bad resolvable? It is not a computer program, but a an ethics problem. We can solve it by thinking of the context and the ethics of it. I realize it is the topic of this thread, but OP did not mention anything i
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by mejutoco 11mo ago
I think this is one of these cases where talking in abstract terms does not help people agree. What I am hearing is if you remove context (and timing, lets say it is part of context) then there is no good or bad. But who said to remove cont
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by mejutoco 11mo ago
I do not understand why the conversation is always about showing ads in chatgpt. Can they not track users there without ads and sell ad space on websites like google ads? Why ruin the experience there when they can highly target ads. I am g
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by mejutoco 11mo ago
Not OP, but keeping a log of what I am doing helps me get back to it if I lose my train of thought. I use obsidian with daily pages.
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by mejutoco 11mo ago
X is great; Y is great; Z is everywhere! Probably not intended, but had to laugh a bit at that.
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by mejutoco 11mo ago
> Remote work eliminates a lot of problems with office work: commutes > Every ounce of data proves this statement wrong There is no need for hyperbole. Because one thing we can all agree on is that remote work eliminates commutes, by
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by mejutoco 11mo ago
Is there a website that tracks these? That would be a nice divulgation process.
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by mejutoco 11mo ago
> What would be a good example of the kinds of things a 100 line function would be doing? If you have a shopping list with 100 items, that does not mean the complexity of that is high. Longer functions are worse, everything else being eq

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