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by nunez 7mo ago
If you like the smooth jazz, I can't recommend Watercolors on Sirius XM highly enough! Basically this sound, but 24/7.
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by nunez 7mo ago
I could be remembering wrong but I believe that's a (the?) track they actually used back when this was on TV
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by nunez 7mo ago
OMG THIS BROUGHT ME WAYYYYYYYY BACK!!!! Thank you so much, y'all!
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by nunez 7mo ago
I think you missed the part where I outlined how software engineering will become a business analyst spec-writing kind of job, a job I did and know that I dislike... But, hey! Different strokes for different folks. This might be for you, an
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by nunez 7mo ago
Can't disagree that Claude ships much much faster. It is also nice to be able to type up a plan of what I'd like to build and have it go after verifying the plan it generates. I guess it's iterating in plain English instead o
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by nunez 7mo ago
we were taught google search query syntax by our librarian when I was in high school in 2002-ish. so...
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by nunez 7mo ago
I've been using Claude for a side project I've been trying to write for some time. Seeing it generate features at a much faster clip than I can (that actually compiles) has definitely been addictive. However, the joy I used to get
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by nunez 7mo ago
Down the street also. "Fighting Traffic" by Peter D. Norton talks about this at length. The suburbs didn't exist when automobiles hit the market. Most people lived in cities because that's where the jobs were and transpo
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by nunez 7mo ago
Claude Code is written in TypeScript, which compiles to JS, so I think JS _did_ win...
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by nunez 7mo ago
Thus why many technical business-facing people are super excited about AI (at the cost of developers)
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by nunez 7mo ago
> This is going to catch some heat, but what if the most important professional “developer skill” to learn or improve is how to effectively use coding agents? Doing so will effectively force a (potentially unwanted) career change for man
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by nunez 7mo ago
I wonder how much the current conflict with the Strait of Hormuz [^0] had to do with this terrifying decision. [^0] https://old.reddit.com/r/energy/comments/1s8u2ho/trump_says_...
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by nunez 7mo ago
FYI: This is only for the "Cortana replacement" Copilot, not the other Copilots. This language doesn't appear in GitHub Copilot's Consumer Agreement, for example.
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by nunez 7mo ago
(429'ed, I meant)
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by nunez 7mo ago
Disgusting.
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by nunez 7mo ago
They even leaked their April Fool’s fun. Brutal!
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by nunez 7mo ago
Yeah, this is the LLaMa leak moment for agentic app dev, IMO. Huge deal. Big win for Opencode and the like.
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by nunez 7mo ago
Lol; like heck we are. Try scraping the NYTimes at LLM scale. You can time how quickly you’ll get 420’ed or, at worst, hit with a C&D.
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by nunez 7mo ago
The Pencil isn’t a stylus. At least not primarily. It’s designed for freehand. This is probably why they insisted on it charging via Lightning by removing its end cap. They didn’t want people getting ideas.
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by nunez 7mo ago
/r/Shortcuts is your best bet.
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by nunez 7mo ago
> I think AI agents could completely replace Microsoft Office How? What do you think lawyers/government will use to write briefs?
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by nunez 7mo ago
Gaslighting as a Service
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by nunez 7mo ago
Nice. I consumed Hacker News like this for a few weeks.
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by nunez 7mo ago
This is one of the most punk rock things humanly possible. "F** the doctors; I'll fix the cancer myself!" Gigantic respect, and massive congrats to being right! Good on you, Mr. GitLab!
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by nunez 7mo ago
I’ll be the second then. I’ve love to use Fluxbox or xmonad on the Mac. I know that tiling mangers exist on macOS, but it’s never been the same experience.
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by nunez 7mo ago
Used to use XQuartz often years ago for (I think?) forwarding Firefox running in containers for browser-facing integration testing. It was pretty slow IIRC. Switched to VNC, which worked much better.
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by nunez 7mo ago
basically readme driven development at that point.
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by nunez 7mo ago
They write good _looking_ documentation. How good those docs are is entirely on the person/people who prompted them into existence.
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by nunez 7mo ago
This is facts. All of this talk about putting agent skills directly into repos (as Markdown!) is maddening. "Where were LITERALLY ALL OF YOU whenever the topic of docs as code came up?" This is doubly maddening with NotebookLMs. T
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by nunez 7mo ago
Uninstall the app and use it in a browser that lets you disable them. It’s the only way.

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