ulimn

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by ulimn 9d ago
Please don't take this as offense, I'm honestly curious as I'm pretty bad at these things. You say this is your first time seeing openspec, but you've been working on a pretty similar project for a year now. Openspec and
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by ulimn 10d ago
It's pretty nice for tedious tasks. I tried to have it look through job listings based on my criteria. It burned through my 5h Claude quota, but what I got was pretty impressive. I agree on the privacy concerns but this could be useful
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by ulimn 11d ago
Not just the time, but the environment, the OS as well. Where you can run JVM, there's a pretty good chance you can run your app.
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by ulimn 18d ago
Oh my, this immediately looks so much better UX-wise than Swiftfin!
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by ulimn 1mo ago
Does this help? This is what I read on the topic a few weeks ago: https://tailscale.com/docs/concepts/control-data-planes
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by ulimn 1mo ago
I started doing this and then a colleague of mine recommended me OpenSpec. It might be overkill for small projects but it’s pretty clean and if you have goldfish memory like me, it helps to track changes.
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by ulimn 2mo ago
To me it doesn't sound so "economically convenient" to pay extra usage to alternative providers while someone pays 20/100/200 dollars for their service.
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by ulimn 2mo ago
Do these kinds of products have to sell as many units as a phone targeting the general population? I mean, most of the target audience will hear about a new release / iteration from blog posts, tech news sites, etc., so marketing doesn
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by ulimn 3mo ago
(As an outsider, ) I suspect it's because the Rust rewrite was big enough to bump the main version number.
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by ulimn 3mo ago
They don't, in your case. Read the first 2 lines of the linked page.
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by ulimn 4mo ago
I really like Helix. I didn't dig into Neovim much but Helix has pretty nice IDE-like features that I always missed from vim (without riddling it with plugins or using SpaceVim or such). Check it out, maybe you'll like it as well.
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by ulimn 4mo ago
I'm surprised that we have a lot of comments but still no alternative which would be secure by design. Meaning, not downloading stuff shadily in the background like Zed, or allowing extensions to roam free like VSCode...
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by ulimn 5mo ago
I'm not sure about that. The "normies" around me love AI. My mother and mother-in-law drive me crazy when I ask for advice and they copy the answer directly from ChatGPT. Not to mention the stupid images generated by AI.
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by ulimn 5mo ago
That is true in most cases I guess but just look at the current product in OP. In 3 months, at the pace AI products evolve, we might "all" be using the next AI coding harness and Claude Code could be a thing of the past. So it&#x2
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by ulimn 5mo ago
But then that would have the downside of falsely blocking projects that were developed in private and then just pushed to Github (or any public repo). Like I always use my own, self-hosted Forgejo for everything by default.
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by ulimn 5mo ago
I think it's also an option to anonymously tell the world what will happen. That way you keep your job and still people are at least aware. Unless if you are one of like 3 people who know about it and they would immediately know it was
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by ulimn 5mo ago
Do you have some source I could read on this? I don't really use Gemini but I would be interested to know more.
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by ulimn 5mo ago
Checking for OWASP top 10 items during code review is usually a mid level dev interview question IME. It's nothing new. Teams don't have to come up with these. These things exist.
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by ulimn 5mo ago
I guess it's not a browser issue. I tried firefox, safari and brave on macos and neither worked, even in private window. Bummer.
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by ulimn 5mo ago
Isn't the outcome / solution for a given task non-deterministic? So can we reliably measure that?
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by ulimn 5mo ago
I think it's more about how they approach their users in general that is the problem here.
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by ulimn 9mo ago
I am not a C programmer but I always find these low level languages intriguing. I am wondering though: when does one pick C3 for a task/problem?
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by ulimn 10mo ago
Regarding the KDE aspect: my preferred DE is KDE and I installed CachyOS with that. Everything seemed to go smoothly and using it was also a good experience. With that said, I ran into an age-old problem: sleep. (For reference, I have an AM
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The Renaissance of written coding conventions: Because AI reads manuals, too(brokenrobot.xyz)
3 points by ulimn 11mo ago|0 comments
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by ulimn 1y ago
Or at least not anymore since this became the number 1 sign whether a text was written with AI. Which is a bit sad imo.
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by ulimn 2y ago
I'm not very confident about the quality of this study... It already begins like this: Evidence suggests that chronic sensory stimulation via excessive exposure to screen time may affect brain development in negative ways. Excessive s
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by ulimn 2y ago
I hate this about MacOS. It happens seldom enough for me to forget about it and every time I have to search the web for the solution. Thanks for posting the steps.
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by ulimn 3y ago
I think one could say that Remix is simple in the sense that there is less magic and reinventing the wheel like in the case of Next. It's not simpler as in less features.
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by ulimn 3y ago
I recently tried cloudflare domains and it works well, does what I need. On PC I can download the invoice as pdf.
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by ulimn 3y ago
Isn't adding customers a way of getting profit?

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