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by throwaway041207 6mo ago
Crystal is great and I think it nailed statically typing in a Ruby like language, but I've always been wary of day job use of the language because it doesn't have a significant user base.
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by throwaway041207 6mo ago
> No eval: eval, instance_eval, class_eval > No metaprogramming: send, method_missing, define_method (dynamic) > No threads: Thread, Mutex (Fiber is supported) Speaking as someone who has written a lot of Ruby code over the years,
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by throwaway041207 6mo ago
> But it's clear that Zed's focus is on AI integration because that's where the money's going Do you really think Zed's focus on AI is just about money? You do realize software engineering is in the midst of a te
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by throwaway041207 6mo ago
Yep, between this and the pricing for the code review tool that was released a couple weeks ago (15-25 a review), and the usage pricing and very expensive cost of Claude Design, I do wonder if Anthropic is making a conscious, incremental ef
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by throwaway041207 6mo ago
If you're talking about APIs and SDKs, whether direct API calls or driving tools like Claude code or codex with human out of the loop, I think that's actually fairly straightforward to switch between the various tools. If you&#x27
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by throwaway041207 6mo ago
Dawg, I'm just trying to keep my managers happy so I can get a paycheck and have health care and hit the trails on the weekend.
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by throwaway041207 6mo ago
I work at a company that has gone all in on Anthropic, and we're just shoveling money at them. I suspect there are a more enterprises than we realize that are doing this. When I read these comments on Hacker News, I see a lot of people
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by throwaway041207 6mo ago
Agree. I'm building a software factory at my job right now that leverages Claude Code. It seems like almost daily Anthropic is releasing new products or features on existing products that seem to overlap with the factory I'm build
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by throwaway041207 2y ago
The improved mental health and decision making effects of this drug present well before people lose meaningful amounts of weight.
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by throwaway041207 2y ago
If one spends any time on the various GLP-1 reddits you'll see plenty of these stories. It's clear that the current formulation or dosing regimen isn't ideal for everyone. That said, there is hope as there are multiple variat
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by throwaway041207 2y ago
I did not, but like I said above I've never had physical addiction such that it caused serious withdrawal symptoms (night sweats, seizures, etc have never been an issue for me), so I'm lucky in that respect. Mostly just tremors or
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by throwaway041207 2y ago
No prob. I noticed that I did not want to drink the day after my first shot. It was that fast. If anything the closest I came to drinking came from routine, not desire. That is to say, what is an afternoon watching football if not with a be
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by throwaway041207 2y ago
> I am very cautious about the potential for damaging long-term side effects. This is fair. But I'll ask you this: how long would it take for you to trust it? Assuming there are no side effects beyond what we know now, which are: *
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by throwaway041207 2y ago
I do not have ADHD. I am not sure exactly why I drink so much -- there are a number of alcoholics on both sides of my family, but I also spent many years drinking in bars in a big city, living a very social life. During COVID I became much
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by throwaway041207 2y ago
Still titrating up, will be there in a month.
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by throwaway041207 2y ago
I have been on compounded GLP-1 for a month, prior to this I was a highly functional alcoholic, basically starting drinking after work every night and going until I passed out. I've drunk well over 50 beers (probably more) a week for t
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by throwaway041207 2y ago
Additionally, semaglutide was developed as a drug for diabetes. It took a decade or so for NN to realize they walked backward into a giant money pit with the weight and addiction component and they are doing their damnedest to get every las
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by throwaway041207 2y ago
I absolutely eat better than before. Part of it may be mindfulness, but overall I do not crave specific kinds of foods like I did before and by that I mean... any specific kind of food. One way of thinking about it is that I have always enj
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by throwaway041207 3y ago
Vox is diversified enough across publications (sports, trad media like NY mag, vox.com) and platforms (video, movies, etc) that they will be fine. They may never deliver the multiples they promised investors but their investors don't c
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by throwaway041207 3y ago
The "For You" section of my youtube search is awful, like terribly awful. It's decided for some reason I enjoy popping and weird skin infection videos. I think this is because I clicked through to an external link to a horse