spike021

12 ms·

211.
by spike021 1y ago
I realize it's easy to think or assume this is a bug affecting everyone but for what it's worth, I've had zero issues importing photos from my Sony a6000 and a7iii for the past eight or so years. Tens of thousands of photos a
212.
by spike021 1y ago
I remember interviewing for an internship at about that time and they told me to help answer questions on their IRC.
213.
by spike021 1y ago
the major difference being that SJC is easily accessible by surface streets whereas SFO mostly isn't.
214.
by spike021 1y ago
I rarely apply for or interview at FAANG or adjacent companies...
215.
by spike021 1y ago
Not sure if that's a typo. 5 years ago was also pretty LC-heavy. Ten years ago it was more based on Cracking the Coding Interview. So i'd guess what you're referring to is even older than that.
216.
by spike021 1y ago
In this case it's relatively simple things like figuring out the correct ffmpeg command to pull frames from a video, which is then documented in the CLAUDE file. Granted, I don't understand the underpinnings of LLMs but I would&#x
217.
by spike021 1y ago
I'm not sure how saying it won't even run CLI commands has anything to do with my ability to code with or without it.
218.
by spike021 1y ago
the strap is probably more for Asian markets. for instance whenever I go to Japan I see a lot of people still use straps (it's been a thing for years now). But here in California it's pretty rare to see slings used like that.
219.
by spike021 1y ago
For the past two to three weeks I've noticed Claude just consistently lagging or potentially even being throttled for pretty minor coding or CLI tasks. It'll basically stop showing any progress for at least a couple minutes. Somet
220.
by spike021 1y ago
wouldn't using a VPN be just as illegal then?
221.
by spike021 1y ago
I fail to see the difference between this and many other normal parts of life. Want to renovate and change your home that you own? You need permitting and not all changes are allowed. But you own the home and land so why do you need permitt
222.
by spike021 1y ago
if i could just get claude to properly remember it can directly edit the xcode project file, that'd be great. for whatever reason it ignores my directive that it can from the CLAUDE file at least half the time. one time it even decided
223.
by spike021 1y ago
Would you consider having a way to export work done in this app to be included as part of regular Xcode projects? I've been working on a project and sometimes when I'm away from my laptop I have ideas I want to try in SwiftUI but
224.
by spike021 1y ago
Maybe this paired with something like App Clips? I don't see them used much these days but could make them more useful.
225.
by spike021 1y ago
>The interviewer knows you're not working in a proper professional coding environment, so they don't expect proper professional code Everyone says this over the years, even before AI, and I've never felt it made the slight
226.
by spike021 1y ago
Can't you just check out the branch of the repo locally into your ide? i'm still confused what limitation you are talking about.
227.
by spike021 1y ago
is github's PR considered read-only? i've had team members edit a correction as a "suggestion" comment and i can approve it to be added as a commit on my branch.
228.
by spike021 1y ago
Yeah, the extreme basics seems to be the trend. We've actually had a lot of trouble due to this exact problem with one particular vendor now. Even repeated requests to improve their documentation are completely ignored or laughed off.
229.
by spike021 1y ago
honestly i don't see this as Apple-specific but more of a sign of the times. i've seen a few libraries and vendor platforms we use at work with the same style of documentation (really lack thereof).
230.
by spike021 1y ago
this usually gets the job done for me as well
231.
by spike021 1y ago
my team just has a couple off-topic channels we use from time to time to chat about random things. i'd say that's pretty sufficient. ymmv of course.
232.
by spike021 1y ago
These days it feels particularly outdated. I'm used to Sublime Text and VS Code for most of my day-to-day work and I just find navigating code such a chore in Xcode. The other issue I've had is if I want to change project/tar
233.
by spike021 1y ago
We're supposed to use AI at work, which has been very 50/50 for me as expected. Last month I decided to take a subscription of my own for Claude Code to use in my personal time mostly for practice and educational purposes. So the
234.
by spike021 1y ago
a couple weekends ago i handed it the basic MLB api and asked it to create some widgets for MacOS to show me stuff like league/division/wildcard standings along with basic settings to pick which should be shown. it cranked out a w
235.
by spike021 1y ago
Almost entirely unrelated but this comment reminded me of the Mighty Car Mods youtube channel.
236.
by spike021 1y ago
Can agree with this. I have had some funny hallucinations, though, where it mixes up Elixir keywords with totally unrelated to programming things and then acts very confident that said things are in Elixir. So you just need to be a bit skep
237.
by spike021 1y ago
I only learned Elixir because the company I currently work for is an Elixir shop. I've basically ignored Erlang since I started here, other than the occasional library being Erlang. I don't think it's really impeded my abilit
238.
by spike021 1y ago
It's mind-boggling that leagues are allowed to partner with or take sponsorship/ad money with companies like Draftkings. I can't believe there's no legislation against it.
239.
by spike021 1y ago
this has been an increasing and ongoing issue since MLB has ramped up their partnerships with sports betting. another relatively recent example: https://www.sfchronicle.com/sports/giants/article/mlb-threat...
240.
Red Sox Pitcher Confronts Commissioner About Gambling, Social Media Threats(newsweek.com)
8 points by spike021 1y ago|3 comments

More ›