taude

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by taude 7mo ago
Agreed a bit. I'm probably too paranoid for MCP, but also don't mind rolling my own CLI tools that do the exact minimum I need them to do. Will see where we're at in a year or so....
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by taude 7mo ago
I used to use Magit, but once I discovered LazyGit four years ago, I never looked back. No Emacs bloat and a great TUI-based UX with quick single key press actions.
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by taude 8mo ago
Congrats and building and releasing something. I guess for reading things like this, I'm just a browser kind-of guy. But I still appreciate youre building a NATIVE app that's using around 85MB of working memory (according to my
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by taude 8mo ago
I've had this in my ~/.bash_aliases for awhile: alias git-wipe-merged-branches='git branch --merged | grep -v \* | xargs git branch -D' Trying to remember where I got that one, as I had commented the following ver
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by taude 8mo ago
Here's AI responding to you: "You're describing the default output, and you're right — it's bad. But that's like judging a programming language by its tutorial examples. The actual skill is in the prompting, ed
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by taude 8mo ago
that's a perfect use, imhno, of AI-assisted writing. Someone (er-something) to help you bounce ideas, and organize....
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by taude 8mo ago
AI writing will make people who write worse than average, better writers. It'll also make people who write better than average, worse writers. Know where you stand, and have the taste to use wisely. EDIT: also, just like creating AGE
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by taude 8mo ago
all the ad blockers I used to use stop working, and it became an annoying game of cat and mouse that I didn't have time for. Luckily, most of the time I can "skip" the ad in like five seconds, and it gives me a moment to ca
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by taude 8mo ago
I can't watch a YouTube video without seeing a Claude ad. Same for friends. Safe for non-programmer friends.
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by taude 8mo ago
Isn't that basically what things like this are for, open source, free.... https://github.com/steveyegge/beads
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by taude 8mo ago
Haa, amazing. I had this happen to TWO Dell XPS for me, before finally switching over to Mac.
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by taude 8mo ago
Both use the same models. But Claude Code has something special that Microsoft doesn't have in Github Copilot CLI.
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by taude 8mo ago
watch the interviews with Boris. He absolutely uses it to build CC.
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by taude 8mo ago
Agreed. I was an early adopter of Claude Code. And at work we only had Copilot. But the Copilit CLI isn't too bad now. you've got slash commands for Agents.MD and skills.md files now for controlling your context, and access to
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by taude 8mo ago
Funny enough, when creating CLIs with Claude Code (and Github Copilot), they've both added `--dry-run` to my CLIs without me even prompting it. I prefer the inverse, better, though. Default off, and then add `--commit` or `--just-do-it
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by taude 8mo ago
Career prospects with better odds becoming a Hollywood film director than a Junior Developer in software in the age of AI? ;). (I joke, I joke.)
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by taude 9mo ago
I've never worked at a company that had a "tech lead" role as part of official HR levels. Junior engineers (couple levels) -> Senior Engineers (couple levels) -> Principle/Staff (couple levels) -> some form of
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by taude 9mo ago
It's not terribly hard to write a Copilot GHA that does this yourself for your specific teams needs. Not sure why you'd been to bring a vendor on for this.... What do the vendors provide? I looked at a couple which were pretty sna
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by taude 9mo ago
how is it hallucinating links? The links are direct links to the webpage that they vectorized or whatever as input to the LLM query. In fact, on almost all LLM responses DuckDuckGo and Google, the links are right there as sited sources tha
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by taude 9mo ago
Responding to you in this thread, because this is the way: the only success I've seen to offshoing to india, is to actually run the office yourself, have an exec over there, manage and control hiring, pay above market rates, etc... I&#
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by taude 9mo ago
Meh, I blame social media specifically and media generally for the state of our country. Why call out just Palantir. The US, maybe the world, would be better off if companies like Meta (and others) didn't exist....
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by taude 9mo ago
You don't think most people are motivated by their personal paychecks? People need paychecks. Not everyone is going to get to build and lead their own businesses?
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by taude 10mo ago
90s? I used that solidly into the mid-2000s! Worked across more than Oracle, if I remember correctly, was the DataGrip of it's time.
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by taude 10mo ago
why does it matter?
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by taude 11mo ago
That's wild. I first typically LinkedIn search someone, and then web search someone, even before I get too deep into the resume (they've already been filtered and ranked for me). In the past I got a job I had for 8 years through m
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by taude 11mo ago
I thought bazzite wasn't running against nvidia yet?
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by taude 11mo ago
my thoughts, too.
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by taude 11mo ago
Nope, I don't think you're the minority, once people think of this as a micro itx build. Power supply integrated. That's cool. Will be curious what the actual performance is because hard to compare the custom chipsets with
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by taude 11mo ago
what kind of specs can we build a mini itx these days? I haven't looked into it, but the small form factor is a pretty big premium. I'm not sure I could build a ~ Raydon 7600xt micro itx build for less than $1K usd? (I haven&#x
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by taude 11mo ago
Waiting for one in RTP. Miss going to the Cambridge one. So much stuff there you don't know you need!

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