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by nusl 9mo ago
Syntax highlighting makes quite a large difference for me with regards to identifying things without having to look for it for too long, but I do sometimes miss detail. When I used to use plain vim it worked fine but it was harder to visual
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by nusl 9mo ago
Really weird clickbait subline "The tech founder’s return to full-time work is a reminder that even billions can’t guarantee a happy retirement if you don’t also do this. "
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by nusl 9mo ago
What's Clay? Can't find the service you're referencing with a few quick searches
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by nusl 10mo ago
Very much yes.
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by nusl 10mo ago
What a business should do, sure. Businesses should - and do - do a lot of really shitty things because it benefits them but harms a lot of other things. I don't feel that it's a good justification to argue this way though. In this
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by nusl 10mo ago
Legit feels like Nvidia just buying out competition to maintain their position and power in the industry. I sincerely hope they fall flat on their face.
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by nusl 10mo ago
Site has been perfectly reachable. Regardless, commenting on pure headlines is a waste of everyone's time. Read the article, or don't comment.
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by nusl 10mo ago
did you read the article?
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by nusl 10mo ago
OP isn't saying to do all of your work in the terminal; they're saying they prefer CLI-based LLM interfaces. You can have your IDE running alongside it just fine, and the CLIs can often present the changes as diffs in the IDEs too
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by nusl 10mo ago
Misleading title; a supplier of theirs was compromised.
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by nusl 10mo ago
Trump and the US has never shown to care about this. The current US gov seems fixated on attacking the EU and trying to break it up. If they want to go to war, EU won't be able to stop them. Perhaps if they gift Trump a plane, though.
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by nusl 10mo ago
Trump has been begging for a peace prize, got his FIFA pretend-prize, and immediately threatens war on a country over pretense after illegally killing their citizens over dubious claims. They've been pressuring Ukraine into handing ove
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by nusl 10mo ago
Surely self-hosted runners are a retention mechanism with a relatively low cost for GitHub? How do they rationalise the long-term harm that this causes over just swallowing the relatively small amount it costs to keep customers paying? Peop
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by nusl 10mo ago
I don't feel that this is clutter. It's actually helpful to quickly locate the spot you're looking for, or understand the purpose of something better without having to know exactly what it does. Listing text with separators a
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by nusl 11mo ago
Follow-up: seems they've been banned
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by nusl 11mo ago
AI use is fine, though pretending you haven't used it when you obviously did rubs me the wrong way. I get why GitHub allows editing comments of other users though for public repos I guess it allows for this kind of abuse
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by nusl 11mo ago
Repo seems to be gone? User action or GitHub action? Regardless, for visibility as to maybe-why this happened, here are screenshots of the user editing comments to insult/make them say something they never did; https://imgur
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by nusl 11mo ago
Grifter or not, editing user comments to make it look like they're saying something they're not isn't okay. Edit: It appears that the repo is gone? User removed it or GitHub?
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by nusl 11mo ago
Sometime within the next few years I imagine there will be a term along the lines of "re-humanise," where folks detox from AI use to get back in touch with humanity. At the rate we're going, humanity has become a luxury and w
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by nusl 11mo ago
Maybe from here? https://www.figma.com/blog/desperately-seeking-squircles/
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by nusl 11mo ago
PHP is a very pleasant and straight-forward language to work with. I enjoyed my time working with it, though I did also see quite a lot of very poor code. I think the danger with PHP is more its ability to easily cause *very bad things*. Th
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by nusl 11mo ago
This pattern repeats itself in "high" fashion quite a lot. Simple, ridiculous things that are relatively trivial to make, yet massively expensive due to hype/brand/fomo. I guess it wouldn't exist if people didn&#x27
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by nusl 11mo ago
There is a compiler detailed in the page on the link; > 3. We have a compiler for deployment and performance. The interpreter and the compiler are guaranteed to produce the exact same results at runtime.
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by nusl 11mo ago
I feel like it comes down to predictability and overall trust and confidence. AI is still very fucky, and for people that don't understand the nuances, it definitely will hallucinate and potentially cause real issues. It is about as ha
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by nusl 11mo ago
This title is excellent.
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by nusl 11mo ago
I use both Codex and Claude, mostly cuz it's cheaper to jump between them than to buy a Max sub for my use-case. My subjective experience is that Codex is better with larger or weird, speghetti-ish codebases, or codebases with more abs
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by nusl 11mo ago
Different teams, perhaps. No idea. A monster org like this must be massively disconnected internally, specially for non-critical bugs and such.
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by nusl 1y ago
This kind of work is way more difficult and involved than it appears to be. Sure, you can auto-rig stuff, but it won't be perfect and will require tweaking. Rigging alone is also very far from a complete result
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by nusl 1y ago
Have you done 3D modelling/rigging/animating yourself before?
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by nusl 1y ago
Yeah, perhaps. I don't know how many folks host mirrors. Most places I've worked for didn't, though this is anecdotal.

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