theonething

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by theonething 1y ago
do you use any tool to add the whole repo?
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by theonething 1y ago
By default, it shows you a diff of what it plans to do and ask you for permission before making the change.
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by theonething 1y ago
The wealthy should not be required to go to public schools. They should be able to choose whatever schools they think is the best fit for their children. Same for everyone else.
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by theonething 1y ago
I agree with you that there is positive correlation. I also believe those two things are correlated with genetics (and of course environment/upbringing)
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by theonething 1y ago
You spend your comment dancing around the fact that everyone makes mistakes and yet you claim you trust your team not to make mistakes. > I "trust other developers to write good code without mistakes without getting it reviewed by o
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by theonething 1y ago
so your saying that yes you do "trust other developers to write good code without mistakes without getting it reviewed by others." And then you say "by the time the rest of the team reviews it. Most code review is uneventful.
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by theonething 1y ago
Ok, here I thought requiring PR review and approval before merging was standard industry best practice. I guess all the places I've worked have been doing it wrong?
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by theonething 1y ago
The gatekeepers are witnessing the gate opening up more and letting more people in and they don't like that at all.
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by theonething 1y ago
> with debian, python and vim Why are you cheapening the product, butchering the process and decimating any hope for further skill development by using these tools? Instead of python, you should be using assembly or heck, just binary. I
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by theonething 1y ago
> I can't think of another development tool we'd say this about. Because no other dev tool actually generates unique code like AI does. So you treat it like the other components of your team that generates code, the other deve
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by theonething 1y ago
> it hallucinated a missing brace (my code parsed fine), "helpfully" inserted it, and then proceeded to break everything. Your tone is rather hyperbolic here, making it sound like an extra brace resulted in a disaster. It didn
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by theonething 1y ago
> don't really care how polite they go about it. Does that apply to everybody or just customer service people? How about your coworker, boss, teacher, spouse, children, parents? Say you make a mistake and they correct you by saying
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by theonething 1y ago
you make a mistake at work and boss says "You did x and fucked up the server.Don't do that again you dumbfuck" vs "Shit happens. Make x a learning experience."
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by theonething 1y ago
python3 -m http.server 8000
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by theonething 1y ago
Does certified organic protect against lead?
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Ask HN: Do you use anti-virus software?
8 points by theonething 2y ago|4 comments
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by theonething 2y ago
anybody use Claude, Gemini, ChatGPT,etc for fixing css issues? I've tried with Claude 3.7 with lackluster results. I provided a screen shot and asked it to fix an unwanted artifact. Wondering about other people's experiences.
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by theonething 2y ago
I don't really get the meaning. Would love an explanation.
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by theonething 2y ago
> For me, I don't know this person, which means that all the words are completely meaningless. Because you don't know who Yegge is, the words are meaningless to you? So a body of text is meaningful only if you know who the aut
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by theonething 2y ago
My take doesn't conform to HN leanings on this: Zelensky messed up here. He and his country are a position of need. Ukraine needs the US, not the other way around. In that position, you don't walk into the Oval Office arms crossed
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by theonething 2y ago
hmm.. I've always used 'ciw'. What's the difference with 'caw'?
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by theonething 2y ago
All these people claiming Vim is not efficient because they don't know how to use it well.
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by theonething 2y ago
Nope, you go to the word, do 'cw' (change word). That deletes the word under your cursor and automatically puts you in insert mode. Then you write your new word. I love it.
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by theonething 2y ago
> I've hacked my growth with ai to amazing results... Would love to hear more about this if you’re willing to share
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by theonething 2y ago
Would you be willing to share what went wrong with your experience of Laravel? I haven't used it for over 5 years, but it was pretty pleasant when I did.
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by theonething 2y ago
> but Svelte didn’t require me to learn Ruby You can use HotWire with any language/framework you want.
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by theonething 2y ago
by sleep inducer, you mean sleeping pills? Which one in particular?
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by theonething 2y ago
If you don't mind sharing, what was it that made the second job better compared to the first?
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by theonething 2y ago
The last sentence is savage and as a fellow long time vim user, I like it. :)
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by theonething 2y ago
> Worse, their targets are conspicuously limited to agencies actively monitoring or investigating Elon Musk and his companies. DOGE's biggest targets thus far have been FEMA and USAID. These two orgs are actively monitoring Musk an

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