vitaflo

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by vitaflo 1y ago
You can’t have a free market without censorship. It’s one or the other.
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by vitaflo 1y ago
This is literally a rats nest of css cascades.
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by vitaflo 1y ago
You can just use Bootstrap then, there's no need for the extra abstraction of Tailwind and DaisyUI.
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by vitaflo 1y ago
Just with two extra abstractions on top of it to get the same result.
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by vitaflo 1y ago
Most people who develop software expect other people to pay for it. That's why devs make six figures. Yet devs want everything for free to create the software they charge money for? That's a bit hypocritical.
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by vitaflo 1y ago
How do you review the machine code generated by the compiler?
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by vitaflo 1y ago
>I don't want to work with somebody who works like this. You will most likely get your wish but not in the way you want. In a few years when this is fully matured there will be little reason to hire devs with their inflated salarie
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by vitaflo 1y ago
It’s always telling when people don’t show their work. I’m not saying LLMs can’t do a good job but if you’re not even explaining the steps you used or showing the code that was generated or fixed then I have to assume what was really produc
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by vitaflo 1y ago
Devs are the factory workers of today. You’re going to be sorry in 10 years when AI is fully mature and all the cheap talent overseas takes every US dev job just like it did to factory workers in the 90s and there’s no unions to even attemp
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by vitaflo 1y ago
It’s the modern day dotcom boom and all these agents are the modern day Dreamweaver.
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by vitaflo 1y ago
From talking to many parents they want to give them activities so their kids aren’t bored or sitting inside on their phones all day. Sports is one of those things and lets them also be with other kids. The problem is kids being bored can be
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by vitaflo 1y ago
Or have the same work week and employee size and get twice the amount of work done for the same cost. It's never going to benefit the workers in any case.
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by vitaflo 1y ago
Various unions of factory workers said the same thing in the 90's, and they had unions. If anything this is not going to change, only accelerate. History is repeating itself but tech workers are just the new factory workers.
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by vitaflo 1y ago
>For the "deep"/important/critical technical work, there will likely be staff retained on-shore, while the "boring" CRUD-type work that comprises some portion of the FANNAGS (whatever) is done overseas. Some
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by vitaflo 1y ago
This. Tech workers are the modern day factory workers and tech cities will become like the rust belt once all the jobs get shipped overseas and AI takes over. No it won't happen overnight, but neither did factory jobs leaving. I susp
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by vitaflo 1y ago
This is the future for all tech companies. Tech workers in the US are the modern day factory workers. Offshore skill set rise plus AI means the end of US tech jobs in the next decade just like it meant the end of US factory work in the 90
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by vitaflo 1y ago
You could say this about all the large tech companies now. They're all just boring Megacorps.
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by vitaflo 1y ago
It’s not as cruel as it used to be with NIL.
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by vitaflo 1y ago
I have an Air and agree these are great for people sensitive to PWM like myself.
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by vitaflo 1y ago
Not well. But at least I had windows at work to counteract it and I could turn the lights off. I also was a contractor for 15 years which meant working from my home mostly. Strangely tho there is something about PWM flicker, especially the
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by vitaflo 1y ago
The latter. But it’s the preview you’re looking at. You’re not actually taking a photo.
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by vitaflo 1y ago
In my testing no, the MacBooks are fine. It’s the phones that are a problem. Easiest way to tell is get a camera app you can set the shutter speed to 10,000 fps and point it at a screen. If there are black lines across the screen there is a
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by vitaflo 1y ago
It can be both, but for people sensitive to PWM, it’s the PWM.
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by vitaflo 1y ago
Im a ham radio op and incredibly sensitive to PWM lighting. Imagine how I feel! At least my house has little RFI. My neighbors on the other hand…
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by vitaflo 1y ago
I had to return an iPhone because the oleds they use flicker so bad. The only iPhones that don’t ficker are the SEs because they use ond school LCD screens. But of course they got rid of the SE. So now I’m stuck on this old SE3 until I can
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by vitaflo 1y ago
I have a phone camera app you can set the shutter speed to 10000 fps. It becomes super obvious then, and you can actually somewhat compare how fast the flicker is that way.
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by vitaflo 1y ago
I have the same issues. I actually had to return an iPhone because the oled screens they use are so bad and gave me migraines. For bulbs tho I found this site that tests tons of them for flicker. https://flickeralliance.org/
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by vitaflo 1y ago
I have massive issues with PWM and used this site to decide on what bulbs to buy. https://flickeralliance.org/ It was a godsend. In I went with a bunch of Ikea bulbs and couldn’t be happier. Absolutely zero flicker in my te
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by vitaflo 1y ago
If you want it really cheap use Deepseek. Its off-peak rate is during the US workday and is like 50 cents per million tokens. I’ve been using it with Aider and am struggling to even spend my first $5.
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by vitaflo 1y ago
It’s difficult to do the hard work of you haven’t done the easy work 10,000 times. And we tend to get paid for the hard work. LLMs remove the easy work from the junior devs task pile. That will make it a lot more difficult for them to do th

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