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by yoav 3y ago
It’s called “AskTheCode” There might be others worth trying also but this one worked so well for me I haven’t needed to look further.
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by yoav 3y ago
I use copilot in vscode. It watches what I type and inline suggests the next line or code block based on what I’ve been doing and say a function name or the events I’ve not yet added listeners for. I hit tab to accept. It saves me at least
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by yoav 3y ago
A new set every ten to fifteen minutes. There are teeth all over my apartment.
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by yoav 3y ago
This is a research experiment for a future where uber drivers are software.
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by yoav 3y ago
I thought this was going to be a post about using an LLM when coding. I type 20% of what I would have with copilot
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by yoav 3y ago
What library are you using for visualizations? Does the AI generate the visualization?
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by yoav 3y ago
Senior Staff grey beard: Counterpoint: The C in CSS stands for Cascading. So you’re not learning CSS. You’re learning Tailwind specific classnames that expand to non-cascading style rules.
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by yoav 3y ago
Add this to your list of behaviours to check for in founders when joining your next startup and leave as soon as it makes financial sense to do so. Your CEO’s primary job is to steer the ship and inspire employees. They’re exhibiting person
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by yoav 3y ago
The gobbling happens in realtime as you use it
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by yoav 3y ago
If we’re going to anthropomorphize these things until we get AGI we’re going to expect that they have a worldview of some kind. Some people are more likely to interact with something that feels human vs feels like a robot. I’m anticipat
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by yoav 3y ago
Bun, deno, now supabase, they’re all trying to build custom runtimes with everything included from database to SSR react island based frameworks. I think it’s a cool idea generally, but let’s not mistake deno for replacing a generalized run
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by yoav 3y ago
Everyone mass spamming their resume blindly to hundreds of positions in response to the flooded market is only making it harder for companies to sift through applications or actually read resumes. AI is getting people past initial screen an
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by yoav 4y ago
This is like the 5 stages of grief. You’re not seeing clearly yet some of the points you made are not what you think they are. 1. Give Priya GPT4 so they can be much more productive. It probably won’t be right 100% of the time. But they’ll
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The first group of upcoming potential unicorn IPOs is shaping up well(techcrunch.com)
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by yoav 4y ago
They’re probably thibking of something like: I buy x seats or x installs for $A/month. I charge a one time fee of $B to people to use in perpetuity, but require that when they’re not actively using it (or build it into my resell layer
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by yoav 4y ago
I get this stressed in a whole set of meeting types that are uncomfortable or complicated socially and started doing a shot before those meetings and it made them a lot more bearable. It’s been life changing actually and really positive.
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by yoav 4y ago
Adobe Flex Builder and AIR runtime. Building desktop apps and hybrid desktop/web apps in the same language that could talk to each other for the first? time was so much fun. I built some cool apps. Have been dying to build a desktop ap
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by yoav 4y ago
Before my previous job i went on like 36 interviews for months before I got lucky And found a match with a company that wanted to hire me. The expectation that it’s easy to find work is not the norm, and the belief that if you can’t work as
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by yoav 4y ago
Going to a store spontaneously and the other person spontaneously needing something from that store but not going themself sounds wild and unhinged to me. Save everyone the hassle and just don’t call. If she needed something she can just ge
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by yoav 4y ago
Working remotely for a US based or US funded company while living in a country that has a social safety net is really the sweet spot. My salary is roughly 2-3 times higher than I’d make working for a canadian company. SF salary in a not SF
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by yoav 4y ago
I don’t need google as much as I need mdn these days.
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by yoav 4y ago
I don’t have kids and don’t want them. Like you I’ve also wondered about the question because I’ve never met someone who could directly answer your very basic question. But I have been deciding if I want a dog recently and after reading thr
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by yoav 4y ago
If you take out a loan on illiquid asset like RSU then your bank is the one taking advantage of you. Like the housing crises where banks gave out mortgages to people that couldn’t afford it and everything collapsed. Gambling your house on t
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by yoav 5y ago
As an introvert I’d like the opposite. The right to not have to deal with a person. I usually know exactly what I want, eg: update my address, but most places force you to have to call, wait on the line, and then engage in a ridiculous game
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by yoav 5y ago
I don’t believe anyone wants to escalate things to nuclear conflict. I don’t believe Putin has a literal button, there are logical people in the chain that would prevent such an escalation. However in the non-zero chance that I’m wrong if h
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by yoav 5y ago
To paraphrase what you said: “It might be a scam but a scam that can maybe fund your own personal retirement so go for it”
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by yoav 5y ago
They also won’t be good for the environment if they lead to fewer fatalities. If you can prevent 30k/year car collision related deaths at 20 metric tons of CO2 per year per person that’s roughly 600,000 metric tons of CO2 per year comp
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by yoav 5y ago
This is exactly why I switched to another password manager when they announced LogMeIn had bought them. Same gross tactics and lock in. IIRC LogMeIn refused to let me delete my credit card details or cancel my plan and their “support contac
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by yoav 5y ago
I’ve used Git Tower for years because I dislike commandline. Git tower is a “simpler git” that makes many complex tasks safer and easier. But it’s on top of git so you have the full power of git if you do have to jump into the commandline.
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by yoav 5y ago
I think it’s absurd to assume this guy has friends or that there are people with leaves for heads. These are clearly a couple of jackets stuffed with leaves. You don’t see the hands or the other friend except a sleeve. This is the same ploy

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