vips7L

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by vips7L 7mo ago
Dude, no I’m not. The bottle neck was never producing code.
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by vips7L 7mo ago
I genuinely don't believe the rate at which you produce code matters.
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by vips7L 7mo ago
Does it matter how someone gets their work done as long as its done on time? Why does using a specific tool matter?
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by vips7L 7mo ago
Moltnews
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by vips7L 7mo ago
Make no mistakes.
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by vips7L 7mo ago
StringTemplates were withdrawn.
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by vips7L 7mo ago
I guess the question is: was Claude trained on chardet? Is that really clean room?
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by vips7L 7mo ago
In my experience it’s Googler’s not Java people. All of my friends at Google tell me how everything is already set up for them.
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by vips7L 7mo ago
People are weird. A few days ago someone on /r/Java was arguing that a basic JSON parser shouldn’t be in the standard library.
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by vips7L 7mo ago
I agree that AI was not the _actual_ reason, however, it did allow them to do massive layoffs without admitting they are doing poorly and not taking a massive hit to their stock price.
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by vips7L 7mo ago
I’m not sure you’re viewing this correctly. No one is claiming a counterfeit painting is not a painting. It’s just not a Rembrandt.
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by vips7L 7mo ago
> I don't think this will happen Block just laid off 40% of their company citing AI.
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by vips7L 7mo ago
And yet many of us would prefer to be in a field instead of behind a laptop screen all day.
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by vips7L 8mo ago
Grifters gonna grift.
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by vips7L 8mo ago
Doesn’t this preclude that you already know how to produce good code? How will anyone in the future do this when they haven’t actually programmed?
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by vips7L 8mo ago
> Even when code reviewing juniors, there’s a level of trust that they had a reason for including each line (assuming they’re not using ai too for a moment) Even my seniors are just copy pasting out whatever Claude says. People are natur
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by vips7L 8mo ago
HN? You mean Molt News?
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by vips7L 8mo ago
Respect.
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by vips7L 8mo ago
It's been 10 years of it running on Linux.
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by vips7L 8mo ago
The majority of devs I meet are extremely lazy. It’s why so many people are outsourcing their jobs to Claude.
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by vips7L 8mo ago
I get what you’re saying but this is actually a public api in HotSpot. It was provided in JEP 408: https://openjdk.org/jeps/408
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by vips7L 8mo ago
.net has been able to ship the runtime with your app for years.
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by vips7L 8mo ago
It's quite genuinely a pleasant language.
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by vips7L 8mo ago
Not who you asked, but I decided to try F# after reading “Domain Modeling Made Functional” which uses F# and is one of the best books I’ve read on domain driven design. I cannot recommend it more. That being said, F# wasn’t really for me an
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by vips7L 8mo ago
Correctness is more important than runtime costs.
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by vips7L 8mo ago
record PhoneNumber(String value) {} Huge pain.
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by vips7L 8mo ago
Love seeing some nushell usage!
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by vips7L 8mo ago
No they’re not.
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by vips7L 8mo ago
These people live on another planet.
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by vips7L 9mo ago
Depends on the D compiler. The reference compiler optimizes for compilation speed. LDC is backed by llvm and gdc by gcc.

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