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by nsonha 2y ago
Why do you HAVE TO one-shot? No one says you have to code like those influencers. You are a software engineer, use AI like one, iteratively.
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by nsonha 2y ago
isn't that just copilot "explain", one of the earliest copilot capabilities. It's definitely helpful to understand new codebases at a high level > there is a reason why legalese is not plain English, and it goes beyon
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by nsonha 2y ago
Is this necessarily a stance against LLM? LLMs can generate real code, ideally functional, strict code instead of the slop they do these days.
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by nsonha 2y ago
if one listener throws it will break the entire channel
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by nsonha 2y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43548647
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by nsonha 2y ago
I'm a lot more open to "coding in untyped strings" these days, but if you ship yet another syntax on top of html without proper tools (lsp or whatever way for it to play nicely with typescript), then I find it rather lame. I
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by nsonha 2y ago
is this like left-pad but for EventTarget? If being small is the PRIMARY goal, then we are already able to do it without a wrapper.
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by nsonha 2y ago
> Lots of people use iPads for content creation. I think your worldview on this topic is a bit narrow Can we stick to "by and large"? Every year many youtubers make that video of trying to use ipad/samsung dex as the produ
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by nsonha 2y ago
In some former colonies, the dialect can be a snapshot of the language back in colonial time. Happens to names as well as expressions. I learned this watching a stand-up routine by Malaysian comic Nigel Ng. He was explaining his first name.
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by nsonha 2y ago
On desktop you do productive work, your apps need native capabilities. On mobile, apps are primarily consumption, displaying, browsing... no complex interactions.
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by nsonha 2y ago
This swipe thing violates one of the most basic ux principles by making a destructive action easily triggered by accident.
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by nsonha 2y ago
Web just have defaults that are not suitable for apps. Disable text select is one line of css, not that hard.
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by nsonha 2y ago
Android is so broken, each app query should be explicitly approved by user, instead of by reviewer like this.
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by nsonha 2y ago
> Why would they need a static type system in 2030? Why do many people talk about type systems as if they're only a safety guard? To me that's never the main role of type systems. I don't know what's the word for it,
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by nsonha 2y ago
When you do so, which I do too, is the amount of fluoride you potentially swallow more than that in fluoridated water?
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by nsonha 2y ago
No confusion there, guy just asumming mcp should be higher than grpc in the thread where we are agueing where should mcp be. It's too idiotic for me to continue arguing with. Same to stateful vs stateless. Tool calling is stateless, if
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by nsonha 2y ago
Just one app? Flutter will die like most google projects. At best it's a mediocre language that only does mobile. The kind of people who are fine with that kind fluff in their brain already picked swift and/or kotlin. They're
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by nsonha 2y ago
Higher in what way? But HOW is it stateful? That "mandate" the only occurence of that string "state" in that document.
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by nsonha 2y ago
linux community is a nerdy bunch and you don't see that in any linux distribution, it's useless even to the nerds with computer stats constantly on display.
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by nsonha 2y ago
I feel like we should have transport agnostic RPC by now, GRPC? And MCP is stateless too. And you don't have to create a client per API, it's up to implementation.
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by nsonha 2y ago
The majority of code is not math. I prefer if languages have a math dsl, only in which, the math operators become available. I actually do like symbols as opposed to words (+ instead of append, : instead of as, < instead of extends, -&gt
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by nsonha 2y ago
the thing that I remember the most about Windows 8 is that someone decided that a live graph of file copying speed is a feature.
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by nsonha 2y ago
Penalises on training? Not runtime? The risk is that.
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by nsonha 2y ago
I didn't know "tool AI" existed in 2016!
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by nsonha 2y ago
it's just common sense, which is unfortunately lost with sloppy devs. People go straight from junior dev to SRE without learning engineering principles through building products first.
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by nsonha 2y ago
what is "native splitter" why do I even want it?
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by nsonha 2y ago
It pretty clearly means AI that does things, as opposed to just presenting things. There can be a debate about the technical word "agent" in swe, but i dont see the confusion in the particular context of gen AI. Same for things li
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by nsonha 2y ago
of the entire human race's knowledge, and it's like from written history, not 2 years ago.
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by nsonha 2y ago
cane someone elaborate on the energy bit? I vaguely recall something similar in ML 101 way back in university. Was that not widely used?
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by nsonha 2y ago
> virtual env is a sandbox That's not what a sandbox means. PATH enhancement for dependency management is... dependency management, has nothing for security. > Too many ways to run scripts. Which is why you need a tool, and not

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