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PHP made it to the front page!
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Thank you for answering a long standing question of mine.
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Quality Means the Flexibility to Change
(blog.jim-nielsen.com)
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Queue https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2024-06-13/teleheal... Everywhere, all the time, at all age brackets. It's absolutely terrible, having suffered a terrible amphetamine addiction in my past.
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I'm speaking only to the high rate of over-prescription and misdiagnosis (this is a fact), and how it's very likely that more than a few people are finding their lives more difficult with medication. The potential for spiraling ou
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Thank you so much for sharing your story here. I've met people who have had similar experiences. So when I read this article in the Atlantic it's hard to not be upset, because miracles do happen with these substances. And sometime
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This article hits home so precisely -- not personally but in terms of those who I've worked with in the past, and in particular the reputation bits. It was been painful to watch, to be honest, because the impact on our team had been so
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SSR always yields surprises! If you don't _need_ it, don't enable it; everything is simpler.
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Who wants to read all of those docs that they know nothing about? Better: use an LLM, get something working, realize it doesn't work _exactly_ as you need it to, then refer to docs. Beginners will need to learn this, however. They stil
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So dramatic... There are so many people who are so psyched on what LLMs have allowed them to achieve, and so many beginners that can't believe they've suddenly got an app, and so many veterans who feel disenchanted, and so on and
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As someone who already has skills in backend / frontend, AI tooling has made me fearless in terms of new material. I couldn't type it out by hand, but by getting something working through a (much faster) trial and error process, I
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Just doesn't cut it... Give me python 3 style typing at the least. Nobody wants external file decorators.
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Its still around, but declining. I sure wish it had types.
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I disagree! By the end, it all clicked.
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Nice man!
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I can very much relate here. Ace score of 5. Took me until until my mid thirties as well to shake it and start to try, and I'm happy I did.
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After trying many, this one finally worked.
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I think of myself as a code artist too but definitely not leaving the productivity boost of an LLM behind. The thing just helps me write stuff that I was going to write anyways!
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Much better!
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One bit of feedback: Its always appreciated when code examples on websites are complete. Your example isn't complete -- where's the `transact` import coming from, or `useQuery`? Little minor details that go far as your product sca
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Its not supposed to do your work. Its an assistant.
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Not to mention all of the developments in mirror testing to account for differences in perception. What they're finding is that self-recognition is more common than assumed.
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This is true. The sophisticated system I'm speaking of however is not the astronomical science (though indeed they were responsible for this development, and it was of course sophisticated) but rather a methodical, extensive, rules-bas
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(I've been studying astrology for many years.) I remember when this researcher was trying to recruit participants for this study off of social media, which was widely met with skepticism in the serious astrological community. It is nea
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This is the thing. Astrology can more accurately be described as _earthstrology_. The qualities are reflected from the fixed perspective of the equinox and solstices, per the northern hemisphere. There's no relationship to the constell
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Traditional astrology has an extremely sophisticated system underneath. Modern astrology, not so much.
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This is tricky! We've got someone who some might classify as a jerk on our team, but in so many regards this comes down to how they interact on slack. Every effort to improve slack comms has failed here, but enough of the team has work
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Network keeps getting faster, and more decentralized: https://algorandtechnologies.com/technology/solving-the-bloc... > Currently, Algorand blocks are produced in less than 3 seconds with instant finality. The netwo
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This thing is cool. How did you do the visual terminal layout?
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This right here is the truth. Yes, there's all the of the other stuff -- "requirements", etc -- but in reality, as an IC, we're here to push code and review code. All of the requirements stuff comes on top of that. (In m
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