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8mo ago
Blog post written with an LLM, a project that went Go -> Rust -> Node? Also, is it really native? Does it not bind to your already built Rust tool? I guess I'm a bit confused but don't want to read AI fuzz further
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This month was the first month i spent >$100 on it and it didn't feel like it was money well spent. I feel borderline scammed. I'm just going to accept that my €15 (which with vat becomes €21) is just enough usage to automate s
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8mo ago
> Since the car wash is only 50 meters away, you could simply push the car there https://claude.ai/share/32de37c4-46f2-4763-a2e1-8de7ecbcf0b4
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8mo ago
Does anyone have a good grasp of the differences between GOS and /e/OS? I'm buying a Fairphone soon and was wondering what both are like
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9mo ago
> Expect the Starbucks in your local suburb to become occupied with middle-aged former office workers who want to get out of the house. That’s a benign portrait, Surprisingly positive thought. People barely go out because they're st
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9mo ago
Lets be real, it's to put the power into EU's hands. With iDeal, the dutch company had the power.
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9mo ago
I wonder what the game dev side has been like with agentic coding. Starting a project from scratch is usually a boring task, so I wonder if - making a markdown file with all specs, details and plans - asking claude to search online and sugg
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9mo ago
Has OP been at a company where sales people do this? I have, and I can tell you they have not gotten far. There was one PM at my ex-job that showed a dashboard for... well... i honestly didnt understand. I think it was some uptime checks. I
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9mo ago
My Android phone was not a fan of this site, but on my desktop it works great! Cool stuff
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9mo ago
ACK
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9mo ago
Looks cool, last post in 2022 though? Is it feature complete?
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9mo ago
I'm subscribed to the Index Issue (i think that's the name) which has a nice short list of curated blogposts. Works for me! Granted, I'd love a more technical version. Perhaps anyone here could start one? Make an RSS list, pi
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9mo ago
Very well written! Definitely learned some new things about PG. Thanks for the resource :)
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9mo ago
... except politics. If you don't value political influence, then you are ignoring a very important part of how our society is built. I can also choose to not care about water, but sooner or later my body will say "hmm, maybe you
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9mo ago
Spotify also keeps bewaking every update, so I do not trust their opinions
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9mo ago
You're offering a product, not a vibe project, so I disagree. If vibe coding would lower cost while maintaining quality then this would be a fair argument, but the reality is that its a lazy way and frankly it's not programming.
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9mo ago
I don't even need to open the project to know this is vibe coded garbage. This is in no way a personal attack, but the writing style is 100% AI fueled. There's no personality and frankly its too generic to be considered truthful.
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9mo ago
Article title aside, your argument sounds similar to "alcoholism? Just stop buying alcohol"
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9mo ago
> Then I talked to my friends who still work there, and I don't think Heroku is dead. Seeing as Heroku doesn't do any enterprise contracts anymore I'm curious how they're going to afford the project. But I guess just
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9mo ago
Would also love Heavy ENGINEER STOP
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9mo ago
All my information about this is being based on feels, because debugging isn't really feasible. Verbose mode is a mess, and there's no alternative. It still does what I need so I'm okay with it, but I'm also on the $20 p
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9mo ago
This is a very naive mindset, getting the last 10% is going to be 90% of the work. Learn from other projects that have tried and failed. I can guarantee you LibreOffice was not built with "our own and customer docs" as a test harn
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9mo ago
At this point I agree, this is brogramming and its getting boring.
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9mo ago
Is this a stupid question? Why do we want high fertility rates anyway? Isn't the world overpopulated?
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9mo ago
I don't care enough about the drama to deep-dive, but as far as I can tell both parties are at fault. At least Bazzite did not make a "post mortem" blog post on a project that is still active. Bit petty if you ask me
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9mo ago
Im still of the opinion that programming should be enjoyed more as a hobby/skill now. Just like a builder cannot build an entire house by himself, programmers now cannot build without an orchestrator. Nonetheless, you can build a cabin
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9mo ago
Should be blame the majority of the users, or should we accept times change?
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9mo ago
Codeberg is close to what i need
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9mo ago
Finally trying out Godot on a real project. I've been pretty bummer out by Rainbow 6 Siege X announcing they will never support Linux due to a lack of kernel-level anti-cheat support. While I can use NVIDIA shield to play from my Windo
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9mo ago
Sorry, but this seems like a privileged solution. Let's say you're a one-of-a-kind kid that already is making useful contributions, but $1 is a lot of money for you, then suddenly your work becomes useless? It feels weird to pay f
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