mrits

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by mrits 1y ago
The alternative is to not throw money at AI. The amount that we spend could be justified just under a national security budget and not even increased GDP
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by mrits 1y ago
I think there are a lot of good reasons to be cognitive lazy. Now might not be the time to learn about how something works.
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by mrits 1y ago
I don't consider drag-and-drop UIs anywhere close to wordpress plugins. I'm not talking about writing bad code, I'm talking about being able to understand what you are creating.
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by mrits 1y ago
That clears up a lot for me. I don't think I've ever had it take for than a couple of minutes. If it takes more than a minute I usually freak out and press stop
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by mrits 1y ago
First one was free
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by mrits 1y ago
I honestly feel sorry for these vibe coders. I'm loving AI in a similar way that I loved google or IDE magic. This seems like a far worst version of those developers that tried to build an entire app with Eclipse or Visual Studio GUI d
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by mrits 1y ago
I suppose it is somewhat subjective but it seems to be the world has always been getting better when you zoom out a bit
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by mrits 1y ago
I prefer to focus my activism toward the companies of the shares I don't hold
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by mrits 1y ago
Just when I felt we were at a point where it was acceptable to slow down progress for the sake of security we are now at a point where the speed is far too attractive to both stakeholders and a lot of the actual engineers to worry about the
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by mrits 1y ago
Were they? I bought my Amiga 500 around 1992 for $200 USD at Software Etc. I think the Nintendo was around $100 USD and the games were often much more expensive. Not to mention most games were just the cost of a floppy disk if you had Amiga
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by mrits 1y ago
I really like cargo and uv. I assumed uv was based on cargo...
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by mrits 1y ago
Tuning the JVM, compiler optimizations, design patterns, agile methodologies, seo , are just a few things that come to mind
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by mrits 1y ago
I've been using DataGrip for a few weeks and admit it is a nice upgrade to DBVisualizer that I've been using for 10 years. The intellisense and features like being able to select the query in the current window are big time savers
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by mrits 1y ago
I'm sure nobody cares, but I just independently stumbled upon this an hour ago and wondered why more people haven't used it.
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by mrits 1y ago
He's a troll account.
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by mrits 1y ago
Did the juniors decide it was a better system or the seniors?
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by mrits 1y ago
This works great for situations where you can’t trust traditional intelligence. Thank you for your contribution
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by mrits 1y ago
I'd imagine you'd use it for load bearing. This would mean a lot of the only framing could be cheaper and easier wood to work with.
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by mrits 1y ago
People that actually have ran a business and priced stuff generally have a better idea of how pricing works
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by mrits 1y ago
Price fluctuation doesn't usually depend on market demand or natural disasters. How you got that idea is beyond me.
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by mrits 1y ago
I'm not a huge fan of Ruby, but even if you admit that Rails is superior to Django, it would be a hard sell to invest in Ruby ecosystem instead of Python I'm doing something similar to OP with Django right now
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by mrits 1y ago
I don't think it takes much thinking to realize how misleading this is. I'd really be interested in Prime Day when tariffs are decreasing everything
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by mrits 1y ago
When data can be this isolated from each other and you don't have any scaling issues within a single tenant it's pretty hard to make a wrong design choice. Almost anything will work.
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by mrits 1y ago
I've been working in the space the last few years and what I've gathered is Librarians themselves often hate what libraries have become. The ones working in University libraries seem to enjoy their job a lot more than the ones in
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by mrits 1y ago
Some people don't blindly trust the marketing department of the publisher
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by mrits 2y ago
The older I get the more I want to be able to come back to code a few years later and not have to relearn the same framework
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by mrits 2y ago
It's going to take awhile for the LLMs to catch up so we can un-vibe our way out of this
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by mrits 2y ago
I spent about a week coding in it trying to to figure out what the hype was about. I decided to go with django/htmx. A year later I have absolutely no regrets.
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by mrits 2y ago
This surrendering to the LLM has been going around a lot lately. I can only guess it is from people that haven't tried it very much themselves but love to repeat experiences from other people.
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by mrits 2y ago
I don't disagree with that but don't see how it is relevant. Spying on yourself is a different issue

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