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by nsonha 2y ago
Grok one of the two big brands of model associated with a social network? They're not qualified to even be considered.
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by nsonha 2y ago
Cursor was way, way better than Copilot before agent mode, which has just been released this month. Not to mention it has have MCP for quite awhile before Copilot.
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by nsonha 2y ago
Oh I am aware of all the patterns. I'm also aware that "Later" instead of "No" is simply an UI convention, that doesn't neccessarily mean "I'm gonna spam you", unless you have evidence?
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by nsonha 2y ago
Speculation much? I use vscode. I didn't see this popped up more than once. Do you actually know that they nag or you just hate by default?
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by nsonha 2y ago
> JavaScript developers would fail to read this > You need separation between components and data this is an universal way to do UI, in fact only javascript developers (out of curiosity, are you one?) would even argue against it, beca
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by nsonha 2y ago
How dare they put a pop-up promoting a feature of a software inside that software, like, once. Do they think they get a pass because only nagging pop-ups are considered ad? /s
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by nsonha 2y ago
the only reason I can think of is for the dot notation assignment (not clashing with the class keyword). No one cares about consistency with DOM API in this context. Given the syntax, they most definitely expect consistency with HTML
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by nsonha 2y ago
I have yet to see these mythical HATEOAS compliant applications, they must be so amazing and simple, example anyone? And if it turns out that there is no such thing, should I conclude that all these people talking about it really just base
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by nsonha 2y ago
> have your backend respond with HTML and you get everything else out of the box for free with a real REST interface. speak like someone who's never made a real product. Please enlighten us on how you add interactivity to your clien
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by nsonha 2y ago
The "Pay what you like" button right under the title when I have not read any thing is really off putting
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by nsonha 2y ago
Childhood dream aside, this to me seems like a much more legit use of AI than, say, generative art, so lame and pointless.
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by nsonha 2y ago
I like terminal aesthetic, and I think the modeen equivalent of it is high constrast UI, plus minimalistic elements. Forcing character cells onto the web is dumb.
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by nsonha 2y ago
just because some people have to sit peeing (cultural reason or otherwise) doesn't mean everyone else should do that when they don have to. The fact is that it has to "occur to" them instead of something they just naturally d
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by nsonha 2y ago
also a syntax for braces that looks like escaping
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by nsonha 2y ago
> take advantage of dynamic service and method discovery Is that how people build system even today? Dynamic service and method discovery sounds good on paper but I've never actually seen it in practice.
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by nsonha 2y ago
The latter would add subscription and streaming, and more efficient transports. But yeah they are basically the same idea. I hate that for years the concept of RPC was equated to XML which in turn equated to some implementation of the (XML
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by nsonha 2y ago
either that or "waste of time" is a meaningless phrase
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by nsonha 2y ago
Nothing about AI here, just a candidate making shit up, not even unique to software engineering. Actually it would be interesting if the interviewer had an AI to counter these tactics
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by nsonha 2y ago
Does Cody have an agent mode? I have the free vesion and it doesn't seem to. IMO coding assistant without agent mode is useless, it's useful just only for asking questions. Copilot used to be much worse than Cursor but they have a
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by nsonha 2y ago
The majority of this industry thinks leetcode is shit. It's some skill for sure, just not such an important skill that it becomes the de facto key test for software engineers.
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by nsonha 2y ago
No confirmation from MS, but as usual conspiracy theorists are confident in the final conclusion. You'd think if the release of copilot's Agent mode is what prompted this move, they'd be doing it in those languages more popul
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by nsonha 2y ago
Does it work with any opensource Excel alternative?
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by nsonha 2y ago
This is the same to "why do we need inheritance", although less obvious. Grouping things is humans' instinct, but it may not map nicely to reality where everything belongs to more than one categories.
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by nsonha 2y ago
The context here is AI assisted engineering and you raised the point that non-engineering productivity is more important for engineers, which I think is absurd. You can have 10x engineering productivity boost and still complete work in the
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by nsonha 2y ago
I dont need to memorize anything, the 2 rules are inferable from how js works and you will get typescript (not even linter) flagging lines starting with those brackets anyway.
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by nsonha 2y ago
> coding speed > the annoyance caused to an engineer No one said productivity is this one thing and not that one thing, only you say that because it's convenient for your argument. Productivity is a combination of many things, an
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by nsonha 2y ago
The rules are not that many, you can omit semicolons everywhere except 1. Before open square bracket 2. Before open parenthesis. That's it, those are the only 2 edge cases.
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by nsonha 2y ago
The article didn't even mention it. If you actually read, it's more about things that are not necessarily too annoying from a programmer's pespective, but is very much for anyone working on the platform.
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by nsonha 2y ago
Same argument can be said for not using any tooling really. "Tech is the easy part". No difference typing code on notepad and having zero process/engineering infrastructure I guess. Because stakeholder management is the main
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by nsonha 2y ago
I find it hard to believe that when the AI generates crap code, there is absolutely nothing you can do (change the prompt, modify context, add examples) to make it do what you want. It has not been my experience either. I only use AI to mak

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