nsonha

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by nsonha 1y ago
HATEOAS is anything that serves the talking point now apparently
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by nsonha 1y ago
no one said anything when Google did it way before LLM is a thing
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by nsonha 1y ago
How is it de-facto other than being the first? What's so amazing? I thought de-facto is Claude Code?
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by nsonha 1y ago
That's too much opinion with input being only a brief trial of autocomplete with AI, which most people don't even care about anymore these days. Tech requires constantly re-evaluating our decisions. Looks like you slacked off on t
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by nsonha 1y ago
Pretty weird timing and not even a passing thought about LLM
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by nsonha 1y ago
> literally in the second sentence of the wikipedia article for haydarI and cacim It's impressive that you know where things are and how long it take to find the infomation even BEFORE hitting search, trully.
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by nsonha 1y ago
I like that it seems to read way more sources than other AI when deep research, but hate that it always assume "research" to mean a verbose report with much filler.
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by nsonha 1y ago
Warp.dev and VSCode Copilot (I use Cursor et al too it could be any of them). Warp because I can't remember many commands (copilot in the terminal works too but you lose agent mode). They've just release v2 today, looking forwards
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by nsonha 1y ago
Any kind of open extensions can be framed as "lifeline" but it's also the only way a platform can evolve and actually cater to consumers' need. The alternative is the company somehow knowing how every consumer thinks. It
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by nsonha 1y ago
Did you forget XCode? How many GBs is it these days?
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by nsonha 1y ago
It's NOT intelectually challenging. Software engineers love to learn new things, but they do not love 10 different syntaxes for displaying stuff. Figure it out.
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by nsonha 1y ago
GIF videos you mean. Seems obvious why they did it, you can just move the file around without worrying about broken refs and hosting services.
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by nsonha 1y ago
Problem: I want to do things but I wanna do it in one step (prompt) instead of x (or sometimes unknown upfront number of) steps, most likely dealing with shitty websitse and distractions in the process. Try to look at it from another angle,
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by nsonha 1y ago
Why use any tool when you have bare hands bla bla... A good place to start is think about for example if you need to copy paste info from 100 websites to put into a spread sheet for example.
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by nsonha 1y ago
I'm much prefer the VS Code style when you have 2 clear sections: staged and not staged. Zed's chose the IntelliJ style which is just a bunch of checkboxes, I can see it being easier to understand for the novice, but not very intu
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by nsonha 1y ago
I think you're referring to autocomplete? It's much better than, say, 2 years ago when it was indeed annoying as hell. Having said I always turn it off and use agentic coding, which is not intrusive, only activate if you ask for i
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by nsonha 1y ago
That keyboard looks interesting, wonder if that red button is a track point and is it a separate product I can buy?
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by nsonha 1y ago
you have to write code for MCP server, and code to consume them too. It's just the LLM vendor decide that they are going to have the consume side built-in, which people question as they could as well do the same for open API, GRPC and
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by nsonha 1y ago
> your stack traces were much different and superior and no one can have stack traces that are different from yours Very few devs bother to post stack traces (or generally any programming question) online. They only do that when they&#x2
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by nsonha 1y ago
No software engineer needs any help if they keep working in the same stack and problem domain that they already know front to back after a few years doing the same thing. They wouldn't need any coding tool even. But that a pretty usele
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by nsonha 1y ago
> when Google used to do the same thing for you way before "AI"? Which is never? Do you often just lie to win arguments? LLM gives you a synthesized answer, search engine only returns what already exists. By definition it can n
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by nsonha 1y ago
Why does that have to be a pro-plastic misinformation? Many of the same reasons that makes recyling plastic a myth, make recycling a myth for many materials. Unless you're disposing perfectly good stuff, most of glass will end up being
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by nsonha 1y ago
Sorry but what are his credentials to talk about ChatGPT? This is a genuine question, and I know who he is. What does he do that specifically grants him insights on AI/LLM, that is better than, say, that of some person who uses LLM hea
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by nsonha 1y ago
> using less plastic(buy glass/metal stuff) How about wooden/organic material? Glass and metal aren't eco friendly either, not even comparing to plastic. My new epiphany is no durable material if I don't really need i
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by nsonha 1y ago
Is this written by AI? Surprisingly long for how little idea is in it.
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by nsonha 1y ago
Hard to believe that AI or any kind of acceleration towards digital economy (cloud etc) is responsible for the world's energy crisis. Could it be the over-consumption and production in the physical economy that's the culprit maybe
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by nsonha 1y ago
where is the "prediction and simplicity" part in this theory?
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by nsonha 1y ago
No such thing as a monolingual human. Any language can be broken down to subsets that are associated with different ways of thinking. Another thing is globalization and culture export.
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by nsonha 1y ago
yeah I'm not familiar with rails and when I read this I was like what do they think a decorator is? Something that literally decorates with colors?
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by nsonha 1y ago
You should not trust things that you can't find evidence for, yes. Imagine not being able to find evidence for any thing, ever, any more.

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