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by sgt 1mo ago
Even easier on macOS. Something like this should work: ifconfig enX inet6 fd42:dead:beef::1 prefixlen 48 No ned to bring it up as it should already be up. enX should be your USB/thunderbolt ethernet adapter, e.g. en6. Then you c
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by sgt 1mo ago
Phones are a bit small to explore the full potential of mobile. I'd look into getting an iPad Pro. Lots of cool stuff you can do.
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by sgt 1mo ago
I was there in Cape Town yesterday. People were pretty much in awe. 3 pilots in each plane, very experienced. So although it seems risky, I believe it was a calculated risk and within limits. Still seems crazy though!
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Daring flyover during SA-NZ Rugby Match in Cape Town at 14 meters(instagram.com)
2 points by sgt 1mo ago|1 comments
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by sgt 1mo ago
Yes, it assumes senior level at pre AI, but this will apply to pretty much anything. Java in particular. Keep in mind of course that a lot of so called seniors were also producing mediocre code <insert framework or language here>. It
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by sgt 1mo ago
Stop claiming this. It's complete bullshit and you probably have never even been here.
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by sgt 1mo ago
How did you understand Angular to be similar to htmx? They are nearly polar opposites. Can achieve the same though.
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by sgt 1mo ago
I mean, htmx and JS glue logic is truly the differentiator now because LLM's do it so well. It's absolutely the way to go.
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by sgt 1mo ago
Agreed. In fact, I find Django and Postgres to be the best solution for htmx but Go stack is probably almost as good in terms of developer velocity and obviously much faster. So I think that's a good solution. You can really build powe
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by sgt 1mo ago
Interesting, I uploaded a voice recording from a meeting I had recorded with a relatively cheap microphone. Soniox came out really good. OpenAI started getting some things very wrong and even introduced some German. Google did okay but cut
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by sgt 2mo ago
Imagine being Guido van Rossum typing away and then the cryo-freeze squad (new ICE) comes knocking.
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by sgt 2mo ago
Unless, of course, new opportunities arise and the economy grows. This is not even unlikely as we've seen amazing growth the last 25 years, even. In which case your sentiment is probably correct. And now that I think of it, this is pot
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by sgt 2mo ago
Maybe a super smart AI will take over the part of telling the smaller AI's what to do. Humanity can then relax in floating chairs drinking soft drinks and consuming AI generated entertainment.
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by sgt 2mo ago
Won't this mean that a lot of developers in Silicon Valley will find themselves out of a job? If the competition (AI operators) can sit 8000 miles away and be paid peanuts.
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by sgt 2mo ago
Btw, interestingly, I tried getting Ox Alpha to make Tic Tac Toe directly as a Linux ELF executable. It came up with assembly code (NASM syntax) and it just timed out when I asked for pure machine code.
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by sgt 2mo ago
This is a crazy intuitive API. ZStack { NaturePhoto() LightEffectOnBlack() .blendMode(.plusLighter) } How is the performance?
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by sgt 2mo ago
That's pretty insane.
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by sgt 2mo ago
I suppose you could decompile it to math (very broadly speaking).
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by sgt 2mo ago
Sure that's a theory that sometimes plays out, but similarly one also sees almost exponential growth or improvement, yet followed by a plateau for a long time until the next breakthrough.
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by sgt 2mo ago
But how do you debug that?
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by sgt 2mo ago
But right now AI assisted development isn't really making you more productive by an order of magnitude. It's easily a game of whack-a-mole right now. I estimate that an excellent programmer equipped with Claude Code only sees a 30
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by sgt 2mo ago
Where we're going, we won't even need programming languages or libraries at all. AI's will just generate pure binaries full of magic, right? /s
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by sgt 2mo ago
Love this design. Kind of reminds me of this Norwegian web shop: https://arngren.net/ hasn't changed much since the early 2000s or even late 90s
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by sgt 2mo ago
Oh dear, the comments here are a bit disturbing and hilarious. The "Linux" mindset simply does not comprehend that proper UI's can still be made. Maybe that also includes the Windows mindset these days. Most of us macOS users
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by sgt 2mo ago
Or you can just stick to C, but do it in a completely memory safe way. Fil-C is the answer[0] [0] https://fil-c.org/
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by sgt 2mo ago
Question about Markdown, I'm intrigued by this. I recently bought FS Notes but it has some bizarre bugs on startup. I might consider some other tool, perhaps also something with better MD support. Is this library you mentioned truly fa
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by sgt 2mo ago
How about owning a typewriter that types on its own?
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by sgt 2mo ago
So the original advice actually still stands. You can still start off with Posgres, store it in BYTEA columns, and then work on a plan to use an object storage as you grow. S3 may not be possible and you will be evaluating other options lik
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by sgt 2mo ago
I wonder if this app in question is Heidi Health? A lot of doctors in Australia use it.
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by sgt 2mo ago
Agreed. Even putting them on the filesystem and rsyncing in a cronjob would be better, which says a lot.

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