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by tracker1 5mo ago
Much better, thanks.
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by tracker1 5mo ago
I said 2-4x on value.. which would be development of the feature itself in terms of direct output... not even considering setting up test harnesses and doing more adventurous changes that would take me a lot longer to do.
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by tracker1 5mo ago
Memory designs are pretty entrenched with the various patents involved... I've said a few times that I don't know why Intel hasn't gotten back into DRAM production with their fabs. I suspect they may be contractually limited
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by tracker1 5mo ago
Yes... but with full VMs, you can integrate docker (compose) into the application workflows without risking conflicts between separate agents on the same system/vm.
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by tracker1 5mo ago
for the buttons to open the remote pages... it would be nice if these were link-buttons with the actual url and rel="nofollow" so that I can explicitely right-click and open in a new tab as opposed to clicking through, which is ki
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by tracker1 5mo ago
I think I'd go a slightly different route, if I was trying to do this, and that would be to give each agent at least a VM. Not to mention an email account, so that they can coordinate/collaborate with the other "developers&q
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by tracker1 5mo ago
That's kind of the point in GP... everything around the code has improved... the workflows, definitions, documentation, process. I'd say that all of those things are improving and expanding at a rate faster than the improvements
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by tracker1 5mo ago
It's difficult because a lot of the margins have been pressed out, and capital funding is often done in a way that doesn't allow for a market to shrink and respond to over-production or a reduction in demand. If the government was
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by tracker1 5mo ago
That seems to be the case with a lot of companies with a significant number of tech workers... I think every tech manager/leader needs to read The Mythical Man Month and pass a test on the content without benefit of AI. I know Twitter
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by tracker1 5mo ago
I think you'll have to work it out with your peers and collaborate... we here at $BigCo believe in individual ownership of the process.
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by tracker1 5mo ago
Do you really want a world without any fast food or snack foods? I mean, I think we consume way too much as a society, but I'd rather not have the government decide what I'm allowed to eat. Have a conversation with someone who gr
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by tracker1 5mo ago
That's how we got mountain bunkers filled with cheese over the course of decades. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kvLMH0wb_0k
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by tracker1 5mo ago
Yeah, it's not always consistent... hell, google voice's sms in the web app will take shift+enter but fail and just submit half the time anyway.
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by tracker1 5mo ago
I have to admit, this is really hard for me to relate to. I mean, I get social anxiety, but I've always made such a massive effort to overcome those feelings that I never (rarely) just give into them. A couple of my best friends today
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by tracker1 5mo ago
Haven't even considered the theater from when I was a kid... I was in a smaller town, and until I was about 13yo, there was a single theater with two screens. I remember waiting about 3 hours in line across two showings to see Return
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by tracker1 5mo ago
Shift+Enter will usually enter a newline in a message without triggering send... At least that's the convention used most of the time. No guarantees on specific applications, just my own experience with this.
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by tracker1 5mo ago
I am mostly only familiar with the AMC version of this (A-List) which I had pre-covid, but since there haven't been multiple movies I'd want to see most months at all.
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by tracker1 5mo ago
There was a Harkin's location a few blocks from me kind of like that... it was old, but still really busy... the only difference is the land became so valuable they wound up selling anyways. The next nearest Harkins and AMC have much
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by tracker1 5mo ago
I went to a pretty packed showing of Spiderman No Way Home... the reaction to Matt Murdock catching the brick was pretty awesome. It's definitely a better experience watching movies with fans of the movies themselves. That said, it&#x
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by tracker1 5mo ago
This is the one I was thinking of... I didn't know of a separate "MoviePass" than what AMC and a few other theaters did that was similar.
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by tracker1 5mo ago
See the site for TFA... most screenings are at least half empty at most theaters and have been for decades. You have 18 screens showing 7-10 movies throughout the day, but most days people are working, or at school... most evenings are mos
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by tracker1 5mo ago
"Sugar Puffs has the energy growing kids need."
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by tracker1 5mo ago
That's mostly my take as well. I'm a big proponent of having separate teams for ops/deployment/sre from app development when you make the jump to k8s though. There's also a few bridge or in-between options for mos
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by tracker1 5mo ago
It's a language I'm familiar with that uses the `await foo` syntax and often will see more than one in a line, per the examples given. C# is the most prominent language that has similar semantics that I know well, but is usually
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by tracker1 5mo ago
Not OP, but I think it depends heavily on your use case and where you are deploying... I've used containerized DBs as well as leaned into hosted DBs in a given cloud environment. I've tended to favor PostgreSQL for container dev
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by tracker1 5mo ago
Most people/apps only need the toy cases... If you're writing an internalized tool for a company that will only have a handful of users, then doing much more than compose for deployments is a violation of KISS and YAGNI. Are you r
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by tracker1 5mo ago
Having a gen 5 nvme helps significantly.
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by tracker1 5mo ago
Less than the impact of people who can't be bothered to remember basic historical facts or directions in terms of hitting Google services dozens of times a day across the population. Probably less than the impact of having dozens/
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by tracker1 5mo ago
I can only speak for myself... but I've found at least Claude Opus to handle Rust very well, and in my own use cases WebAssembly (wasm) and FFI for interoperation with TS/JS has been pretty smooth.
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by tracker1 5mo ago
Totally agreed... It enables you to try swapping out dependencies you might not otherwise even consider because of the cognitive load in trying to do so as an individual, and get it done/working in a few hours and a few days to follow

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