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by tcoff91 1y ago
Oh yeah for sure. Not going to adopt new architecture yet. It’s a little rough of a transition but once we get through I do believe it will be a game changer for react native. Until reanimated v4 is dialed in I’m staying away. Have you trie
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by tcoff91 1y ago
Could you share which issues you had with the upgrade to 53? I just recently migrated my employer’s app to sdk 52. We are still on legacy arch for now. I’d love to know more about what I’m in for when it comes to upgrading to 53.
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by tcoff91 1y ago
Then why do they often produce garbage for me and get stuck in a state where it either “fixes” type errors by casting to any or just straight up getting stuck? They suck at react-native man god damn.
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by tcoff91 1y ago
Neovim is great. I highly recommend switching.
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by tcoff91 1y ago
What tech stack are you using? It matters a lot what tech you are using when it comes to how effective the LLMs are.
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by tcoff91 1y ago
I’ve tried using agents. LLMs just can’t reliably accomplish the tasks that I have to do. They just get shit wrong and hallucinate a ton. If I don’t break the task down into tiny chunks then they go off the rails.
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by tcoff91 1y ago
If you get a 30x gain then you're a 0.05x developer. a 50x gain would literally mean you could get a year's worth of work done in a week. Preposterous.
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by tcoff91 1y ago
30x productivity gain? gtfo of here. Most things I try to use it for, it has so many problems with its output that at most I get a 50% productivity gain after fixing everything. I'm already super efficient at editing text with neovim s
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by tcoff91 1y ago
It really is the thing they are best at.
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The vast majority of code that makes money is pretty shitty.
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by tcoff91 1y ago
It’s like the Gell-Mann Amnesia effect but for LLMs instead of journalism.
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by tcoff91 1y ago
I love Neogit. I recently started using Jujutsu to interact with git repos instead of using git though, and wow it is so much better than git that I’ll put up with not having fancy tooling.
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by tcoff91 1y ago
Can you copy a line and paste it in a different directory to copy a file? Oil.nvim provides an incredible experience for managing files. It'll even use the LSP to fix imports if you move files from place to place.
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by tcoff91 1y ago
The file watch mode is great. Also nvim-aider is a great plugin which makes it really easy to manage context from within nvim and add diagnostics to chat
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by tcoff91 1y ago
I think that using something like Claude on Amazon Bedrock makes more sense than directly using Anthropic. Maybe I'm naive but I trust AWS more than Anthropic, OpenAI, or Google to not misuse data.
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by tcoff91 1y ago
The main problem is packet switching instead of circuit switching. Internet sucks for voice
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by tcoff91 1y ago
Neovim is a godsend, I would be in despair without it.
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by tcoff91 1y ago
Yes Emacs is still a better platform for building applications on for sure. Emacs lisp is a better language than Lua although harder to learn. I used Emacs with evil mode for years until switching to neovim last year. It was really great.
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by tcoff91 2y ago
Now with neovim I feel like the plugin ecosystem is catching up to Emacs. Lua has unlocked the potential. Typescript dev ex in neovim is light years ahead of what I achieved in Emacs. Neovim’s lsp integration is better than Emacs imo. Blink
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by tcoff91 2y ago
You can pair these together with the Storyteller app to create an epub3 with the audio embedded and aligned to have a whispersync-esque experience
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by tcoff91 2y ago
You can get drm free audiobooks from libro and you can strip drm from kindle and audible books with calibre and libation.
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by tcoff91 2y ago
For those who are into ebooks and audiobooks, I’ve been having a blast with the app Storyteller: https://storyteller-platform.gitlab.io/storyteller/ You can self host the server, and it will create epub3s with the audi
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by tcoff91 2y ago
Looks great!
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by tcoff91 2y ago
Yeah, the way some people lose it from the internet reminds me of Snow Crash.
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by tcoff91 2y ago
What makes you choose to live at such an extreme latitude? I'm always curious about what draws people to live in such places.
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by tcoff91 2y ago
The thing is though that it takes 1 person a few weeks and then could save many more people time. Also if you are already familiar with Android this app should take hours not weeks.
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by tcoff91 2y ago
Best solution for sleep I think is a combination of earplugs and Shokz openrun bone conduction headphones. Bone conduction headphones work better when you have earplugs in than they do without them so it works amazing. My favorite earplugs
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by tcoff91 2y ago
A midlevel web developer should do a whole lot more than just respond to chat messages and do exactly what they are told to do and no more.
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by tcoff91 2y ago
Git worktrees make working with multiple branches a breeze
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by tcoff91 2y ago
No, zero based indexing just is based on how arrays actually work. It has nothing to do with resources being scarce. You have an address for the beginning of the array and an offset. The first element has no offset so you use zero. Therefor

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