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Bishonen88
21d ago
But this is not AI coordination saving traffic. It's 'sharing economy'. And its already here and it sux. All the bicycles which can be borrowed for a few cents per minute didn't replace personal bikes, anywhere, I think.
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Bishonen88
29d ago
For pro gaming perhaps the difference would make the slightest difference. For casuals, let alone office workers, the difference is 0 (writing this with a mx master 4 next to me). Saying this as someone who has tried dozens of mice in my li
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1mo ago
what? especially the bags part seems crazy. Easy to imagine what happens when we stop screening bags...
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2mo ago
Counterpoint: use intellij on full stack apps with cdk, react, sqls and whatnot, multiple open at a time, without any problem.
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2mo ago
> ...That is the realistic "install Postgres and go" baseline. RDS ran on its default parameter group, which AWS tunes for the instance size. Hostim runs its own managed tuning. In other words, the two managed options are tuned
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3mo ago
yes, I'm getting paid handsomely for delivering software faster than every before, using llm's. If you mistake that for marketing, then so be it.
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3mo ago
This is as unhelpful as it gets. The genie is out of the bottle - people can create unimaginable things with claude within hours. What would take months/years can be done in a day or a week. Being banned on those platforms is a real se
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3mo ago
yup, same thoughts here. I think someone is trolling the irc members. It's so over the top, like an episode of 'the office'. I'd be amazed if this were an honest message.
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5mo ago
13x 'not ' found in that article. That's what AI's love to write. This article on the other hand has 1: https://routerjockey.com/introducing-graphiant-the-future-of... I don't mind either way, but r
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5mo ago
you might be biased due to your employment :)
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5mo ago
Probably you're right, but given the browser usage-distribution, I reckon most hackers wouldn't care about firefox at this point and solely concentrate on chrome. I reckon firefox users are on average, more tech savvy and given a
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5mo ago
While the text seems to be at least AI-supported, I think the research is still interesting. Whether that was done mostly by the author or an AI still, does not change much to me at least. I'd appreciate some sort of disclaimer at the
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5mo ago
FAQ: Is it available worldwide? A: Yes. (...) outside the EU. So, yes but no. Not that I care, but the answer to the above question is a no, and should start with No.
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5mo ago
Having developed multiple react web apps from scratch over the last 5+ years at work, I always start with a fresh repo and add what I need myself. Nowadays, booting up a project with vite, eslint, prettier, redux (and rtk-query), tailwind e
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5mo ago
what percentage of people is using local models for anything serious? I reckon single digits if even that. And for a corporate work environment, probably close to 0.
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6mo ago
Amazon.de for example already has it(for preorder). Oreilly books online has the first edition available right now. I reckon they might add the second revision when it comes out.
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6mo ago
It's right there on the page. Age 10 and above
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7mo ago
Didn't realize who's blog I'm reading. I was intrigued by the title, being a fan of 'self help' books. I mostly read about productivity (i.e. Feel-Good Productivity is a good one IMO), health, living a balanced life
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7mo ago
I get your point. But if sharing with others is a vital part of this, then ... they'd be better off sticking to web apps instead :) "Create with glaze, hit publish and we'll give you an url". Even though they portray so
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7mo ago
So, another wrapper around claude 4.6 for +xx% higher price? Using just claude code, one can do what glazeapp seems to aim for, no? "Beautiful by default" seems to be a system prompt akin to: Design Philosophy Create apps that
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7mo ago
You're right of course. For me the difference maker is in seeing on a projection chart that if I just cancel 2x zwift, disney and netflix, I can save up to: Savings from Cuts €11,048 €60/mo @ 8% within 10 years. That's HUGE!
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7mo ago
Dunno about that. Having used the $20 claude plan, I ran out of tokens within 30 minutes if running 3-4 agents at the same time. Often times, all 3-4 will run a build command at the end to confirm that the changes are successful. Thus the l
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7mo ago
great idea. thought about the waste of tokens dozens of times when I saw claude code increase the token count in the CLI after a build. I was wondering if there's a way to stop that, but not enough to actually look into it. I'd lo
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7mo ago
hindsight is 20/20. If I'd known that Nvda, Aapl, Amzn etc. would go up, it's easy to now to regret how much money we'd have. Same thing with "RSU's" we get at FAANG. I often hear from coworkers that if th
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7mo ago
I get your point, but just out of curiosity, what is 'reasonably productive' in that case? E.g. compared to speed/efficiency/ease of coding/developing/researching on PC, would you say you're 20% of that on
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7mo ago
Custom AI tools like these have an uphill battle to fight. Automaker[0] from webdevcody is an example of that. He, together with some other folks created an open source Agentic Coding tool (for the lack of a better term), which gained popul
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7mo ago
Of course its not near as good, but that's not the point - it's meant to supplement normal development, not compete with it. The idea that one can be nearly as productive on a mobile phone as on a pc is a fairy tale. Best example
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7mo ago
same as you, I tried all sorts of apps. Todoist, habitica, fantastical, wunderlist, karakeep and more and more for all sorts of things. All are OK for most users, but none was GREAT for me. That's why I thought to give LLM's a pro
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7mo ago
Here's a sneek peak into how it looks like/what it is. If there's still appetite for the source code, I'll probably drop a gh link by the end of the week: https://streamable.com/amdz92
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7mo ago
anyone got recommendations for a 20' touch screen, auto motion enabled monitor like the skylight but to run custom software on? Most likely just a web page.
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