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nsonha
1y ago
is the assumption "in order to grow you have to fail YOURSELF"?
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1y ago
let's say you have a project with a pyproject.toml and some notebooks. You'll have to 1. Come up with some name for the kernel, 2. Add a script to install the kernel, polluting the collaborator's jupyter installation 3. Add a
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doesn't seem like I can just point to a pyproject.toml I can see the point of PEP-723, in the context of jupyter, but another usecase is having your notebook to work on the same environment as some product, instead of just being a stan
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1y ago
You seem to be the only one expected that model to be "smarter than most human" Leave that part out, I'm excited. I'd love to see this plays some roles in "inference caching", to reduce dependencies on external
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1y ago
https://old.reddit.com/r/AI_Agents/comments/1knch0r/ai_agent...
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1y ago
Gemini Nano sounds like a model that only does basic autocomplete or semantic inference, no tool calling for sure. What this kind of product seems to be headed to is something like Manus, which needs agentic (thinking, planing, tool calling
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1y ago
JSX has a constrained interface that is a tree of objects with some properties on each. I guess you can have a lsp for lit-html but it will inherit the unconstrained nature of html, which is everything being string, and therefore useless as
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1y ago
you made the choices, deal with the consequences. I find it amazing that people can be like "screw optimizing public services, saving the environment and make things more accessible for most people, I and some others don't like ph
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1y ago
I don't really have this problem of long chat that everyone seems to have. Usually I can accomplish what I need to do after less than 10 turns. If I don't, then I naturally just want to restart the conversation adding whatever dis
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1y ago
Ubuntu Touch is not that usable as, say, a dev machine, cannot run docker for example.
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1y ago
None of the mobile Linux distribution is working on this, even though it should be easier for them to fallback to a DE than for Android to invent a new one.
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1y ago
> Cursor does something with truncating context to save costs on their end I have seen mentioning of this but is there actually a source to back it up? Tried Cline every now and then. While it's great, I don't find it better th
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1y ago
Your comment is about 2 years late. Autocomplete is not the focus of AI IDEs anymore, even though it has gotten really good with "next edit predicion". People use AI these days use it for the agentic mode.
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1y ago
Obviously I love to reduce front-end to generic problem solving and abstract the platform aways which contradicts directly with your amateurish "looks ma how minimal and artisan my html & css are".
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1y ago
No one even mentioned agorithm. If you are really user focus as you claim to be, you should love cross platform, focus on delivering values and not be a simp for these "native" tribal knowledge. Talking about misunderstanding soft
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1y ago
Client side is only interesting in complex generic reactive programming problems, state machines, domain modeling in the client, local first patterns. The part about browser or mobile platform intricacies is very lame.
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1y ago
That zeta thing you describe is in every AI tool these days.
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1y ago
If you actually look it up you'll see more of them that are plugins than full editors. I don't actually know their thinking but I know that for the VSCode ones (fork or extension), I tend to have at least 2 AIs at any point in tim
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1y ago
If not React it's just another abstraction (including whatever you come up with) that is arbitrary and shitty in a different way. Front-end/mobile is so boring and unimportant that it absolutely makes sense to just pick a thing an
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1y ago
Isn't that how all UI frameworks work?
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I think all software engineers in the world who know HTML/CSS (like who doesn't?) beg to differ Really funny how some devs think they know the secrets of engineering simplicity and everyone else is a fool for not knowing what they
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1y ago
there is still a distinction as the field itself is not a hoax, which I can't say the same about NFT. Unless you prefer to think of the AI field as representable by a bunch of Indians actually behind software, as the sibling (insincere
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1y ago
> waiting... dishes that are cold No wait, simply order early or hold off eating for 30 mins, while you for sure have other things to entertain yourself with. Or not, because you're busy doing work or whatever, and the exact time of
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1y ago
Is it me or web devs post too much about things that's not THAT important? I don't see many python, haskell, or kotlin devs blogging about picking linters, but apparently that's an exciting thing to do in the middle of an AI
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1y ago
they have a VS keybinding option out of the box, but the VSCode one is also available on the Marketplace
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They're a great company but geopolitics is working against them. Also AI should not be lumped together with literal fraud, that's lazy.
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the web platform is the tech stack version of the human concept of "failing upward". It sucks but will only get more and more vital in the modern tech scene as time goes by.
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1y ago
So by intent it's like a CDN node, but decentralized
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2y ago
So? Who even wants it? Whatever the definition is, sounds like AGI and sentient AI are really close concepts. Sentient AI is like a can of worms for ethics. On the other hands, while definitely not having AGI, we have all these building blo
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2y ago
Kinda related but just the other day I was thinking of the notebook/runbook workflow and wonder if there is a tool like this that also incorporates git checkpoints (either commit or stash) into it. Like top to bottom, associate all the
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