tcoff91

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by tcoff91 3mo ago
What isn't solved is domain-specific jargon with these tools. When i talk to my coding agent, i want to be able to speak the names of symbols and files and have it be aware of that stuff, like having LSP integration. If I say 'use
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by tcoff91 3mo ago
I feel like no matter the model, it's going to be more powerful when used by a skilled software engineer vs a layperson.
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by tcoff91 4mo ago
You set up multiple services behind a single caddy reverse proxy
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by tcoff91 4mo ago
Comparing Social Media to Heroin seems quite hyperbolic to me as someone who has had people in my life die of opioid addiction. Social Media isn't even as bad as Tobacco I'd say let alone Heroin.
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by tcoff91 4mo ago
To me the simplest way to understand it is through calculus. Kinetic energy is the integral of momentum so You go from p = mv to k = 1/2mv^2
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by tcoff91 4mo ago
Try just copying the .git directory into the other workspaces. It's worked great for me when working in repos that have tooling that is coupled to git.
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by tcoff91 4mo ago
The repos i work in are hard-coupled to being in a git repo. So in order to make jj workspaces work for me, I've had to do the very hacky thing of literally copying the .git directory into the other workspaces. It actually works quite
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by tcoff91 4mo ago
submodules are cursed. LFS support looks to be coming soon in the form of jj ignoring LFS files and just allowing you to use git-lfs to manage them.
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by tcoff91 4mo ago
100 years ago they sold pocket sized books so people in cities could ignore each other by reading books.
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by tcoff91 4mo ago
I'm curious how your mobile testing compares to https://revyl.com I've been experimenting with Revyl and it's really nice. I think this agent-driven testing is the future.
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by tcoff91 4mo ago
I love my Boox, I run Storyteller on it instead of the native e-reader. I love that it’s just an android tablet with an e-ink screen.
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by tcoff91 4mo ago
I think it's pretty clearly for amusement. And it would kind of spoil the amusement if it were to explicitly mention that it's a joke...
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by tcoff91 4mo ago
Yeah it's great until they absolutely destroy you like Unisuper or Railway. Support is part of the package when it comes to product and their support SUCKS. I would absolutely NEVER use GCP for any business I was in charge of. Google c
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by tcoff91 4mo ago
It doesn't retain all previous passwords??? that's crazy.
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by tcoff91 4mo ago
This looks cool! I’ll have to try it
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by tcoff91 4mo ago
Some apps have crappy accessibility so Homerow doesn't always work in some apps. so I kind of want to try mouseless as well. I might end up rocking both at the same time.
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by tcoff91 4mo ago
https://www.homerow.com/ Been using this for years.
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by tcoff91 4mo ago
https://www.homerow.com/ Homerow is like vimium but for your entire mac.
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by tcoff91 4mo ago
I think I prefer the approach that Homerow uses: https://www.homerow.com/ It's like vimium but for your entire mac. It hooks into the macOS accessibility APIs.
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by tcoff91 4mo ago
Use lens paper to blot the water off.
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by tcoff91 4mo ago
I don't have soft water so i blot the lenses dry with lens paper. Works amazingly and my lenses last so long since i switched to the dish soap method.
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by tcoff91 4mo ago
You don't even make small tweaks by hand? There's so many things that are honestly faster to do by hand than wait for agents to do.
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by tcoff91 4mo ago
Maybe in whatever language ecosystem you are in, but in the javsacript world most projects have tons of eslint rules that are specifically designed to stop bugs. Like for instance there are tons of eslint rules to make sure you aren't
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by tcoff91 5mo ago
it's a brand new mode
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by tcoff91 5mo ago
It's linters all the way down
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by tcoff91 5mo ago
That's why we still do code review. The linter rules is just about lowering the amount of mistakes you have to catch at code review time.
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by tcoff91 5mo ago
This is why you need to be generating more linter rules instead of just having things be in markdown files. I had never written an eslint rule until i started having agents pump them out for me and now I've encoded a bunch of important
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by tcoff91 5mo ago
Human eyeballs and visual system are a whole lot better than Tesla cameras.
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by tcoff91 5mo ago
Can you include screenshots in your readme? Also does it only work for staging and unstaged changes? I use jj so I need to be able to point it at commits since jj has no staging it just creates a new git commit snapshot every time you run a
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by tcoff91 5mo ago
Seriously! On my windows desktop, I have to let the computer sit a minute after booting before i touch the keyboard otherwise it completely wigs out and becomes partially unresponsive due to some weird issue with the AMD chipset drivers. I

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