williamdclt

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by williamdclt 4mo ago
> projects I simply could not have ever approached alone. I think that's part of the divide between enthusiasts and naysayers. If you use GenAI on things that you couldn't approach alone, it's an incredible tool. If you us
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by williamdclt 4mo ago
I wouldn't spend any sort of effort on this fight but that does seem quite a lot better
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by williamdclt 4mo ago
I don't know if that'll make you feel any better but yeah, you're indeed asking for the impossible! You need consensus between your nodes that store state _somehow_, either these nodes are Redis and it does that for you, or t
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by williamdclt 4mo ago
> If I flag every line in your PR as a potential security bug then I have 100% recall. No. A code review isn't about "flagging a line of code", it's about identifying an issue or a risk. If a 10-line PR has one issue
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by williamdclt 4mo ago
> It’s pretty rare that I run into a bug in production that a type system would have caught. Wow, how different our experiences are. In Javascript/Typescript land, so so many bugs are null/undefined-related and really should ha
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by williamdclt 4mo ago
> people used to write server software in compiled languages feel the need for them because any runtime bug means downtime I keep hearing that but I don't think it's been true in many years? Whether it's Go, Java, C#, Rust
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by williamdclt 5mo ago
Same. Alternatively (or in addition), I sometimes present my preferred idea as being a "bad/naive/stupid option" (or a suggestion from someone who can't be trusted) to see how it stands up to sycophancy to it being
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by williamdclt 5mo ago
Do you really want (would you even be able) to be engaged in a distinct fan club / community for every artist you listen to? I'm pretty average in how much music I listen to, and that'd probably be several dozens just for the
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by williamdclt 5mo ago
Depends on your industry I guess. My personal experience is that small-to-medium companies ask for SSO, large and enterprise _require_ it.
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by williamdclt 5mo ago
I don't understand your question, are you asking what's the financial incentive to AI-generate thousands of podcasts a week? Isn't it obviously the income from streams and/or ads?
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by williamdclt 5mo ago
> People would immediately jump on the route I was on after seeing I struggled. Cool flex. I find it highly strange to assume malicious intent ("flexing"), rather than charitable one (they're just interested in this route
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by williamdclt 5mo ago
> it's kind of odd how nowadays everyone goes to the gym. Growing up as a late-stage millenial, gym goers were a niche subculture Let's not make it a generalisation. The US and UK are big into the gym thing, not every country i
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by williamdclt 5mo ago
Reducing every personal reason to oppose every specific project to "NIMBY" is not nuance.
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by williamdclt 6mo ago
Well, pretty sure that VCs are more interested in popularity than in quality so maybe it's not such a bad metric for them.
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by williamdclt 6mo ago
> So did France. There is a common factor at play with Russia. Has little to do with the country's shape. You'll have to make yourself clearer, I have no idea what you're implying
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by williamdclt 6mo ago
> It had no expiration date - non-legally speaking, consent for anything is never illimited in time. So whatever the law says, you're probably doing a dick move, I'm sure you can conceive that most people you're going to e
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by williamdclt 6mo ago
That's a shallow analysis. These reasons (which are very reasonable) aren't inherently gendered, yet don't seem to deter women as they make up something like 80-90% of these jobs, they're not "just not interested&qu
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by williamdclt 6mo ago
I don't think you should be downvoted: the article talks about this (kind of). It says there's a need of "framing jobs as more masculine" by eg emphasizing the physicality of them: making job names more masculine is tota
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by williamdclt 6mo ago
Congrats on not reading the article I guess? It explicitly points out "the lopsidedness was driven by huge growth in health care, where women hold nearly 80% of jobs". Healthcare has always been women-heavy, this article [1] corro
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by williamdclt 6mo ago
You're missing their point, they're saying that you'd need a sandbox -> it'd be a pain -> you don't want to run a CLI _at all_
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by williamdclt 6mo ago
Amongst others reasons, one of the reasons for clean code is that it avoids bugs. AIs producing dirty code are producing more bugs, like humans. AIs iterating on dirty code are producing more bugs, like humans.
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by williamdclt 6mo ago
I do, although my astigmatism is pretty light and I wear glasses for it
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by williamdclt 6mo ago
yeah same. It gives me a bit of a halo effect on letters, making it much harder to read (even w glasses). My astigmatism is pretty light and I wear glasses but it's still difficult to read for me
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by williamdclt 6mo ago
Mh, I couldn't read due to the huge contrast and had to switch to reader mode, so...
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by williamdclt 6mo ago
While I think it's an opinion that's somewhat valid and I wouldn't really blame anyone for consuming art this way, it's definitely missing a lot of what art can be about. A piece of art is not a self-contained thing, the
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by williamdclt 6mo ago
Seems strange to assume that he does _not_ need income to exist, not sure what society you live in but I'm interested
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by williamdclt 6mo ago
> It’s different Ignoring the fact that mailto won't work for most people (it opens my Mail app which i never used), "different" is enough to make your conversion rate tank. It'd be unreasonable for anyone in charge o
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by williamdclt 6mo ago
`mailto` opens the Mail application on my mac, which I never ever used. I'd be surprised if that wasn't the case for most people.
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by williamdclt 6mo ago
the "notice unusual behavior" is the hard part
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by williamdclt 6mo ago
I don't make the choice of how individuals in my social circle uses to communicate. Giving up being in contact with some of my friends/acquaintances is too bad a trade-off.

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