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by trueno 6mo ago
i dont even care about apple intelligence. stays off, not sure anyone really cares about it who is also interested in what this ai shenanigans is about on a local device. i think people keep conflating apple intelligence with all these conv
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by trueno 6mo ago
lol it is _way_ too easy for people to talk like this behind a computer screen.
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by trueno 6mo ago
i notoriously ignore using my shift key when im typing informal stuff (comments, chats to coworkers, friends, etc). big ol emails = you'll see me using my shift key. most of this comes from me noticing how funny sql looks with all the
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by trueno 6mo ago
> This also means that the pre-2018 index had a fundamentally different portfolio of companies o true. this is a classic reporting/analytics yoy comparison type blunder, that actually makes graph in OP kind of meaningless. much more
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by trueno 6mo ago
good point, i think it'd be valuable to bring in more of these companies to this chart. with it narrowly scoped here it's perhaps (likely) not telling the full story. i would imagine theres plenty of ballooned valuations still bec
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by trueno 6mo ago
alright man i'm gonna buy it you seem p cool. lovely looking software here too edit: yeah this is good stuff. see some other bug reports here im actually not running into any myself, running 4 workspaces plenty of apps. its so straight
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by trueno 6mo ago
i think material ui kicked design in the face in a broad multiple-industry-capturing way. it's gotta be the worst design language to interface with and it just unreasonably requires effort to navigate around gcp and lots of other googl
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by trueno 6mo ago
i've seen this critiqued as ugly by people who didn't want to use daisyui's original dropdown which just deferred to the built in controls. now in daisyui's latest release there is an additional dropdown that you can sty
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by trueno 6mo ago
PWA dudes that all want to use some variant of shadcn or whatever same but different flavor of what is effectively the same design language are the more critically dangerous influences on design in my eyes than say apple. apple is highly op
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by trueno 6mo ago
mobile first philosophies is my guess. ...curious who decided seeing scrollbars wasn't useful on mobile though. it's very useful knowing where i am in a long scrolling thing.
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by trueno 6mo ago
"According to a 2021 Reddit comment: > There is a zero percent chance of this ever happening. Feeling encouraged, I started with the basics" dude this absolutely sent me lmfao
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by trueno 6mo ago
im actually getting so tilted that people can't just be forthcoming about when they used AI to write something. 99% of readme.mds i run into now on github piss me off. out of all the things people could cede to automation, they foolish
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by trueno 6mo ago
can share our work setup we've been tinkering with at a mid size org. iceberg datalake + snowflake for our warehouse, iceberg tables live in s3, that is now shareable to postgres via the pg_lake extension which automagically context sw
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by trueno 6mo ago
lol you know one of the crazy parts about learning c/c++ well ive learned is the amount of history that needs to be understood in order to understand why the languages and the tooling are the way that they are. proficiency almost in so
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by trueno 6mo ago
> Has apple been a serious development platform in the last 20 years? i dont think anyone asks this question in good faith, so it may not even be worth answering. see: > I know a lot of devs like apple hardware because it is premium b
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by trueno 6mo ago
frick this gotta be the tenth time ive read about pglite here and i always go look for native library. shame pr became stale, webapps simply arent always my end game. thanks for putting pglite-oxide on my radar tho, this is an interesting a
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by trueno 7mo ago
I mean one has to also consider the current political _and_ geopolitical landscape now when it comes to energy needs. And given the current outlook and environments even states are now operating in with federal overreach shutting down offsh
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by trueno 7mo ago
that's just a byproduct of "job creators" holding the keys to a comfortable life over everyones head. i dont think its fair to conflate the tech industries self-owns with microsofts damages. microsoft has for decades poured u
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by trueno 7mo ago
i remember years and years ago learning some posix/shell syntax and working in terminal. felt like my love for windows unraveled in real time. these days using windows... feel like i gotta take a shower after. like many i was just rais
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by trueno 7mo ago
F. again i have minimal experience actually ever needing it in go, but guessing this is just generally the exercise of managing the lifecycle of a goroutine well in your code? proper handling so things dont get orphaned in buffer, fire and
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by trueno 7mo ago
these big names at the top (thiel, musk, etc) ive really just started to tune them out. they're all bored, have too much money, and are obsessed with futurism & getting people to follow them into their lame visions of the future at
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by trueno 7mo ago
yea there's so many ways through this now. golang and wails is great, rust and tauri is great. both seem to not feel like the slug that is electron because they just use whatever os native web view your os has. for the dedicated more n
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by trueno 7mo ago
that is actually sick. how common is it for go devs to experience leaking goroutines ? id like to think go is a lot less shoot yourself in the foot here since they provide a framework for concurrency/parallelism rather than you working
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by trueno 7mo ago
i played with this a bit the other night and ironically i think everyone should give it a shot as an alternative mode they might sometimes switch into. but not to save tokens, but instead to.. see things in a different light. its kind of gr
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by trueno 7mo ago
> Apple has a monopoly over the "M-chip" personal computer market lmao what ? the "M-chip" is literally their chip that they designed, built relationships with TSMC over and bankrolled into production to put in thei
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by trueno 7mo ago
ive gone down this rabbit hole and i dunno, sometimes claude chases a smoking gun that just isn't a smoking gun at all. if you ask him to help find a vulnerability he's not gonna come back empty handed even if there's nothing
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by trueno 7mo ago
i emailed jen sen huang at the very tail end of the maxwell era and p much begged for maxwell support on macos. i didnt expect a reply, especially since i guessed his email based on some "how to find ceo emails" google search resu
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by trueno 7mo ago
we still have an informix db for an old early 2000s application we have to support. shit runs on centos5 lmao. it's actually not too bad, around v12 there's cdc capabilities (requires you to build your own agent service to consume
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by trueno 7mo ago
mate nobody wants unwarranted tips. have you guys lost your mind
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by trueno 7mo ago
always noticed way too much reverence for satya because of what he did to valuations. i personally cant stand azure/365/all of it. i reserve no reverence for satya, he's playing a game in a class/world none of us can eve

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