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by pjm331 1y ago
For me it’s personal references from other people via local Facebook/whatsapp groups - since I have kids that’s almost always parent groups
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by pjm331 1y ago
Where I landed on this for a current project is - don’t build any interface at all and just use Linear - meets most of the needs listed here perfectly, has a well documented API, and they make it easy https://linear.app/agen
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by pjm331 1y ago
correct unless you are on the perplexity max plan
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by pjm331 1y ago
this is a much better page about it imo https://www.perplexity.ai/comet/gettingstarted
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by pjm331 1y ago
a landing page about a new browser and then... > Venus is brilliant in our sky, but brutal up close. Once possibly Earth-like, it fell into a runaway greenhouse state. Now it simmers under acid clouds, its surface hot enough to melt lead
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by pjm331 1y ago
I’ve had success with building the first version of a thing mostly by hand and then telling Claude code to look at it as an example of how to do things when building the next N of them
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by pjm331 1y ago
I never had any reason to use it before claude code et al. So I also wasn’t aware Commands for working with copies of your entire repo in a new folder on a new branch https://git-scm.com/docs/git-worktree
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by pjm331 1y ago
https://docs.anthropic.com/en/docs/claude-code/github-action...
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by pjm331 1y ago
Yeah I had this experience today where I had been running code review with a big detailed prompt in CLAUDE.md but then I ran it in a branch that did not have that file yet and got better results.
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by pjm331 1y ago
counter hypothesis - fewer languages will be used because LLMs will be better at languages with lots of training data I never write python in my day to day but every from-scratch project I've knocked out with Claude code has been in py
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by pjm331 1y ago
AWS Elasticache gave a nice discount to switch to valkey w/ 1 button click no downtime migration path
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by pjm331 1y ago
Yeah that’s the only type of search that I always append the !g to
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by pjm331 1y ago
whatever the default is for chatgpt via browser also i should clarify that at first it replied all about how this riddle is like the other one but then i told it to just answer my riddle and not tell me about riddles that it is similar to
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by pjm331 1y ago
here is the amazing reply that I received: Got it. Here's your riddle again: "A son and his man are in a car accident. The car is rushed to the hospital, whereupon the ER remarks 'I can't operate on this car, he's m
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by pjm331 2y ago
Yeah the fact that just composing the first prompt would take me longer than just doing the thing is my biggest blocker to using any of these tools on a regular basis
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by pjm331 2y ago
To be fair - it says “tactical” decisions - not all decisions.
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by pjm331 2y ago
Recently made the switch and have been very happy with the service.
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by pjm331 2y ago
a few years back i had one side project that i did in elixir/phoenix felt like a good fit specifically because it had a lot of state that needed to live outside of the request/resp cycle but also didn't live in a db Specifica
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by pjm331 2y ago
one could also argue that making tech decisions based on popularity charts is questionable
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by pjm331 2y ago
This was actually a mind blowing thing for me when I realized that about Zelda, having never come across anything like that before.
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by pjm331 2y ago
As of rails 6.1 you can use active records built in strict_loading to solve this problem as well
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by pjm331 2y ago
> Strongly typed languages have a higher barrier of entry Agreed > the other camp "just hates it" because it "slows them down" I’ve no doubt there are some that fall into this category, but not everyone, not by a l
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by pjm331 2y ago
Or the fact that people continue to do a lot of development in these languages would suggest that the benefits are more than marginal, and the lack of a few editor features is not such a terrible hindrance.
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by pjm331 2y ago
I believe it says they are right in TFA > In another layer of the partnership, Khan Academy will help Microsoft train an open source version of the latter's new small language model (SLM), Phi-3, with the goal of creating an AI math
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by pjm331 2y ago
was just having a chat about this in a recent 1:1 I've been at my current role for almost 7 years. Many of the best lessons I've learned have come from the pain of maintaining and fixing my own mistakes. Sometimes it can take 2 ye
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by pjm331 3y ago
It’s funny you mention Witcher 3 as an example of boring side quests when it would be my example for one case where they are actually good and is the only open world game I’ve finished since Morrowind
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by pjm331 3y ago
I tried with the query “principal software engineer” Keywords were not helpful and included company names For example: One of the keywords was “fidelity” Another keyword was “using” A third keyword was “disability” As far as requirements -
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by pjm331 3y ago
Done in 50 - though I’m not sure all of my words were really words hah - very fun game
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by pjm331 3y ago
I always learned y was sometimes a vowel and some googling after your question led me onto the fact that W is sometimes considered a vowel as well - though the only examples I’ve found are welsh loan words like “cwm”
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by pjm331 3y ago
If the feedback is supposed to be helpful in narrowing down future guesses - I didn’t find it to be. If it’s just for scoring attempts then it’s working great. Would prefer to know which letters were correct even if there’s no info about po

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