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by tracker1 4mo ago
For that matter, there's so much diversity in actual rendering anymore, very few apps on any platform are really native feeling. Especially with a few electron apps in the mix. Would be cool to get some standardization on at least a f
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by tracker1 4mo ago
Seconded, HTTP and event HTTPS to some extent isn't so bad to wireup... HTTP2/3/QUIC is another story IMO though.
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by tracker1 4mo ago
That's my take as well... the dev effectively takes on QA/QC and PM roles as a team working with AI for the baseline of development work. Of course, this is also a slightly different skill set and cognitive load. It also needs t
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by tracker1 4mo ago
Which kind of sucks, when you emphasize and steer the agent(s) to more optimal solutions with less complexity and code.
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by tracker1 4mo ago
If developers burn through thousands in AI tokens a day, does it really matter, and is it a good spend? Are the outputs actually checked for sanity, fitness, qa/qc, security etc. How much rework is coming out because of lack of valid
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by tracker1 4mo ago
I'm not sure that I completely agree... my longest lived apps are the ones that were built with a KISS to the extreme mindset... make it as simple as possible and easy to replace as can be. Then it just lives forever. My issues with u
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by tracker1 4mo ago
I kind of resemble the Rockstar portion mentioned... that said, I'm a massive fan and prominently defend KISS/YAGNI over most other principals... Not the there are never abstractions, but IMO, abstractions should make the rest of
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by tracker1 4mo ago
I'll say my biggest recent gripe with VS Code, is since they started collapsing bits in the terminal, when I type a command and hit enter, if I start typing the next command before the first command is done, the input gets mangled. It
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by tracker1 4mo ago
I like the remote editing tools for VS Code quite a bit...
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by tracker1 4mo ago
My work projects are on separate hardware in a separate network that doesn't allow for AI agents... for better and worse. I have used agents for a few components externally, that I've adopted/used internally... but those were
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by tracker1 4mo ago
It depends... about the hardest part for me to keep track of in Rust is complex lifetimes... you can do things and organize in ways to reduce this cognitive overhead, but it may result in slightly less performant code. The real boost to AI,
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by tracker1 4mo ago
Verify all email address entries before you start using it... I absolutely HATE how much garbage I get because a few people don't understand you actually have to get an email address before you start using whatever you like.
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by tracker1 4mo ago
I have a relatively good email address, and more than a handful of people who don't seem to understand email, just use my address... I've had payment confirmations from mlb.com orders, to tractor supply receipts and junk mail, to
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by tracker1 4mo ago
Given the cost overruns and rework from AI swarms... I feel that the AI Gatekeeper model is a much better approach to how to leverage AI for most things... One person, directing one agent and babysitting to understand, correct and gate the
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by tracker1 4mo ago
If 3D printing were a bit faster, a BYO robot hackathon could have some really cool outputs for different weight/size classes etc.
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by tracker1 4mo ago
A lot of my personal time, and a few others that I know, is being spent either updating, replicating or simulating the classic BBS experience today... while not really simulating the Modem itself.. trying to get the way a certain terminal l
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by tracker1 4mo ago
I was a corporate representative of a sponsor of a major hackathon a bit over a decade ago... two of the presentations that stood out to me was one with Google Glasses that allowed the presenter to control the presentation, see the notes sl
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by tracker1 4mo ago
It would be nice if financial institutions simply created end-user/app centric APIs for consumption... As it is, the best you can do is something akin to puppeteer with a real browser agent and your authentication credentials and scra
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by tracker1 4mo ago
Similar with a todo.md in the project which outlines work to be done.. this gets combined with developer and/or user documentation which outlines features and how they're expected to work. I'll iterate with the agent on the
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by tracker1 4mo ago
The fact that AI is largely trained on unlicensed IP from the people is probably the single most coherent argument in favor of govt forced socialism on private entities I've probably ever considered. Not that I agree with all of the s
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by tracker1 4mo ago
I bought 96gb (2x48gb) of relatively high speed DDR5 last year for about that price... the price inflation on ram and storage is insane.
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by tracker1 4mo ago
FastEndpoints does this for you with Validators as an example... It can be abstracted cleanly.
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by tracker1 4mo ago
FWIW, Custom Attributes in .Net are kind of a pain in geneal, powerful but painfull... Probably why JS still doesnt really have them in practice.
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by tracker1 4mo ago
Not so much a myth as understanding that shared libraries only really benefit resource use at runtime with multiple apps using them. Which depends on the apps you use.
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by tracker1 4mo ago
It is if you're willing to pay the extra overhead. ex: Google and MS both use rendered pages for advanced scraping.
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by tracker1 4mo ago
If you're willing to do it, a real browser with playwright is enough.
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by tracker1 4mo ago
And local could be a separate drive, which would survive the main drive failing.
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by tracker1 4mo ago
Define local... Is the same room you are in local?
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by tracker1 4mo ago
It doesn't take much to support a WSS to Telnet/SSH bridge or directly hosting a PTTY shell... for that matter, you can leverage path/querystring to include signed credentials (like a JWT) as part of the path statement for th
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by tracker1 4mo ago
Depends on how much overhead and disconnect there is on the wasm bridge... For a terminal, I doubt it's going to be a noticeable issue compared to render time in the browser. I have a similar project I haven't touched in a few mon

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