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by mrits 1y ago
Not exactly going out on a limb here by predicting hardware manufacturers are going to make money on AI
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by mrits 1y ago
Even 30 years ago in East Texas we had sex ed in junior high. Abortions were legal and common. Boys had it shoved down their throats not to harass girls. I learned the biology of sex in 4th or 5th grade. While there was a common public mess
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by mrits 1y ago
The existence of signed malware does not mean that it isn't in our own best interest to have signed software. It's the argument of antivaxxers. You are probably equally confused how that works as well. "It doesn't actual
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by mrits 1y ago
What you said had absolutely nothing to do with your original illogical statement.
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by mrits 1y ago
The fact that people die with helmets on motorcycles should put an end to the argument that it's for our own good.
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by mrits 1y ago
You are describing a vending machine
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by mrits 1y ago
The databases often out live the abstraction.
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by mrits 1y ago
I think we will see the opposite. If we made no progress with LLMs we'd still have huge advancements and growth opportunities enhancing the workflows and tuning them to domain specific tasks.
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by mrits 1y ago
Ha! I've never heard of that one
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by mrits 1y ago
We need a new 80/20 rule. I propose a 90/0. You get 90% done quickly and the other 0% over the next few years .
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by mrits 1y ago
By western world do you mean California? Because in Austin rails was huge and I was a lonely Django fan
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by mrits 1y ago
I ported an entire analytic solution from SQL Server to clickhouse in a few months. While the workarounds for updates aren't great it didn't come as a surprise since I've used other similar databases. The joining/null be
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by mrits 1y ago
“Could change” “ coming decades” what a statement
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by mrits 1y ago
Not that there aren’t intelligent people with PhDs but suggesting they are more talented than people without them is not only delusional but insulting.
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by mrits 1y ago
frontend path: /src/frontend/* backend path: /src/* I suppose the problem you have might be unique to nextJS ?
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by mrits 1y ago
How is that better than just writing a line in the md?
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by mrits 1y ago
Billy, it's becoming increasingly harder to believe you are writing this code yourself
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by mrits 1y ago
There is a threshold that every developer needs for them to make it be worth their time. For me that has already been met. Your comment makes me think that you don't believe it will start producing higher quality code than you anytime
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by mrits 1y ago
I'm at a point where I symlink differnet sets of docs to try to focus context so much I feel like maybe I need a git submodule with different branches of context I want. I left managing people to now manage AI
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by mrits 1y ago
I can't imagine anyone leaving this comment besides GPT-4.5
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by mrits 1y ago
Knowing if it is actually working or not is half the problem.
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by mrits 1y ago
All code is a liability but all code is not legacy. I'm not OP but I agree Vibe is legacy simply because there is no longer anyone around that is qualified to maintain it or know the reasoning behind it (there never was)
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by mrits 1y ago
For giant dicts a bloomfilter would work great here
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by mrits 1y ago
When people start using or buying your software you are going to quickly find out that 64K won't work
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by mrits 1y ago
Looking at their pricing page in way back machine looks like they've had "usage limits" terminology for at least the last year
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by mrits 1y ago
Which is why I said I see how it could be a problem :)
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by mrits 1y ago
I imagine they will add some features soon where you have more control. It could get complicated quickly. Before they put this in I think they should have at least given you an easy way to buy more credits at a hugely discounted rate. I kno
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by mrits 1y ago
If that was true everything would be cut with baking soda or water.
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by mrits 1y ago
I never heard the term "cut" outside drugs that often involved putting something stronger but less expensive in
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by mrits 1y ago
As a US born native English speaker, I always struggled with the phrase. Eventually I just mentally called it a misnomer as the phrase provided no value to the actual problem set they described.

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