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by nunez 6mo ago
This is the career version of "buy the dip"
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by nunez 6mo ago
> I agree with you overall, yet there’s one flow that works for me. Instead of speccing out a feature, I let PMs vibe code it. I then have the exact reference I need to build. Like BDD, but with something more accessible than Cucumber. I
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by nunez 6mo ago
> The wildest thing is that Azure Repos/Pipelines was better than this. Wow; that's extremely damning because that service was garbage IME.
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by nunez 6mo ago
Wait, that was the actual response? With the DiCaprio clap? That wasn't a joke?
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by nunez 6mo ago
I don't know why people are using AI to meal track and count calories. MyFitnessPal is dumb easy to use already, and it has, by far, the most robust nutrition facts database out there (they've been in the same for 20 years now; I&
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by nunez 6mo ago
Wow; that's surprising.
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by nunez 6mo ago
I stanned for them so hard. Oh well; live and learn. It's still the best autonomous driving system that you can buy, though now that Hyundai onlined their Waymo production line, needing a car might be a thing of the past in a few years
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by nunez 6mo ago
Bus Rapid Transit is another option that could be amazing (while being much cheaper to implement), but it falls short for the same reason as trains: they require dedicated infrastructure that complicates driving, and complicating driving is
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by nunez 6mo ago
I've got to retract some shade I've thrown at Waymo when discussing Tesla FSD in the past. Like others, my biggest objection with it was their approach to scaling. Tesla aimed for the vision-only general solution with FSD, while W
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by nunez 6mo ago
i cannot wait for an actually drinkable NA wine of any vintage. the last one i had was horrible. same with the NA whiskey i had. phony negroni, however, is pretty solid.
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by nunez 6mo ago
> I did find not drinking to have one clear downside: It’s just not that much fun to hang out with people who are drinking if you are not drinking yours This is the big one. Alcohol is the lubricant that makes many social activities func
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by nunez 6mo ago
We also have people who need a tip calculator to calculate 20% of a check and people who can't spell without spell check.
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by nunez 6mo ago
Why are you focusing on syntax so much? There's more to that when writing code. That's why students learn how to write pseudo-code before picking up a programming language. Learning how to think through implementing a solution to
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by nunez 6mo ago
As someone whose tallest shoes have a 10mm stack heigh, 40mm is crazy high!
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by nunez 6mo ago
My understanding of the advantages from barefoot running is that it was more about helping you lock in stride and form while preventing injuries outside of race days.
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by nunez 6mo ago
it's practically impossible when Claude flings like 1000-line diffs to your face and the tests are green
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by nunez 6mo ago
These services are designed for that engagement loop. If they were designed to be tools to help you think, they would be much less front and center, like autocomplete or refactor tools in IDEs. This reminds me of how Google used BERT models
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by nunez 6mo ago
Most CS programs have software dev in their curricula; I don't think it's wild to expect a CS student to code FizzBuzz.
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by nunez 6mo ago
> If the job were mainly about producing syntactically valid code, then of course A.I. would be on a direct path to replacing large parts of the profession. But that was never the highest-value part of the work. The value was always in j
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by nunez 6mo ago
I'm wondering if this has something to do with the iOS Storage Offloading feature, wherein an app that looks like is uninstalled is just offloaded. This would explain why some users see the app in gray waiting to be downloaded.
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by nunez 6mo ago
It's unbelievable and frustrating that _we basically built our own demise._ We built the most meritocratic and accessible career path possible. If you knew how to code, and you invested in your craft (or didn't!), you were more-or
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by nunez 6mo ago
Good article. I want to zoom in on the rise of AI notetakers. AI that generates transcripts alongside recorded video that you can watch later? Amazing. I can catch up later and find people asyhc if I need more info; the videos are discovera
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by nunez 6mo ago
it's an extension of the principle that the purpose of writing code is to write it for your successor.
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by nunez 6mo ago
Internet user since 1996, so still a bit new to it. I don’t miss the old web that much (the old web was AOL for a lot of people, at least in the US). DEFINITELY don't miss 28.8k and 56k and having to hog up our family's one phone
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by nunez 6mo ago
There’s luck involved in doing this, as most people have thousands/tens of thousands of unreads in their inbox.
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by nunez 6mo ago
Lol try using those sites in your browser. You’ll see why they’re typically called apps real quick.
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by nunez 6mo ago
lol this is literally the same advice us ancient devops nerds were telling others back when ci/cd was new write scripts that work anywhere and have your ci/cd pipeline be a "dumb" executor of those scripts. unless you wa
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by nunez 6mo ago
No, I think many realize it, but it's easier to deny the asteroid that's about to destroy your way of life than it is to think about optimizing for the reality after impact.
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by nunez 6mo ago
Installed on your machine vs. cloud service that's struggling to maintain capacity is an unfair comparison...
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by nunez 6mo ago
Yeah Shazam is mostly useless for songs that aren’t in the streaming apps, I’ve found. but not entirely useless! It sometimes matches me with stuff that’s only on YouTube.

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