DandyDev

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by DandyDev 5mo ago
Yeah, I understand your frustration. This is an issue with Paramiko which pyinfra relies on. We have been debating moving away from Paramiko, but it will take a while for that to materialize.
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by DandyDev 5mo ago
Thanks! There are currently 3 active maintainers incl. the creator of pyinfra. But there are many more contributors incl. repeat contributors.
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by DandyDev 5mo ago
There is a PR open for llms.txt and llms-full.txt. We'll try to merge it soon! Disclosure: another contributor here.
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by DandyDev 2y ago
"Is still open source" Does this mean that you anticipate Yaak not to be open source anymore at some point?
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by DandyDev 2y ago
I'm arguing against it with the other two arguments you didn't address. Yes, AI will change the role of software engineers - and it's my personal belief that in the next couple of years this change will be smaller than many p
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by DandyDev 2y ago
Can you re-read my comment and then re-read your own response. Do you think your reply is a thoughtful way of engaging in an interesting discussion? I don't think your reply spawns meaningful discussion
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by DandyDev 2y ago
I don't understand why so many people subscribe to this "prediction". It seems unsubstantiated hyperbole to me. There are a few reasons why I don't believe AI will replace programmers anytime soon: 1. The job of a develo
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by DandyDev 2y ago
What tool/editor/IDE did you use to do this?
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by DandyDev 2y ago
I experienced the same in my previous job. And it makes me wonder: what do those applicants hope to get out of this ruse? It's not like hiring managers will think "oh, we've gotten this far into the process, we might as well
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by DandyDev 2y ago
So now you need a framework on top of React - itself a framework. Has React really become so complex that mere mortals cannot comprehend it without another abstraction layer on top? And the first suggestion for this extra abstraction layer
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by DandyDev 2y ago
That is fine as long as they don't mention any dates that are only relevant to certain cultures. Christmas and Easter? Remove it.
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Serving the Country(world.hey.com)
5 points by DandyDev 2y ago|0 comments
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by DandyDev 2y ago
Because it's better for humanity? Because it's morally the right choice?
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by DandyDev 2y ago
In a way that makes it worse. A community fork that is repurposed by a select few to make money off of work that those few did not do for the most part.
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by DandyDev 2y ago
In certain areas of the US maybe. I believe the average wage in the EU is actually higher than in the US. Need to look up the Source, which is hard because I'm on mobile right now.
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by DandyDev 2y ago
Because they normally have mandatory work-from-office days during which you're not allowed to WFH. So now you can get an exception for that
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by DandyDev 2y ago
And you don't have to pay for it? The lower tiers that Kagi offers doesn't have AI stuff it seems.
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by DandyDev 2y ago
I find it interesting that another comment states that they love Kagi exactly because Kagi uses all their search terms as opposed to Google. Not doubting your experience here, but I wonder how those experiences can differ so much.
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by DandyDev 2y ago
If you hire someone to so a job for you, you are accountable. Unless they bring their own car and accept liability.
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by DandyDev 2y ago
Honest question: what is not modern about JupyterLab? I know JupyterLab has existed for a long time, but continuous development has kept it modern.
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Architects, Anti-Patterns, and Organizational Fuckery(charity.wtf)
2 points by DandyDev 2y ago|0 comments
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by DandyDev 2y ago
I can't read this either. Edit: at a distance it's easier to read
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by DandyDev 2y ago
I'm not sure if you realize that this is _not_ a per user price, but a flat monthly fee. To me, that seems insanely cheap. If you have a small team of 3 people who get paid 4k gross (severely under paid in all likeliness) then Jelly is
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by DandyDev 2y ago
As a European, I don't get this. You frame it as a choice between two people: a badass vs a bumbling idiot. Why should it be about the personalities of the candidates and not be a choice between the kind of policies that are being prop
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by DandyDev 2y ago
Really neat solution to build a nice looking resume! You get bonus points for using JSON Resume. I think it's smart to encode your resume in a machine readable format. That way you can generate any presentation you want from the pure d
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by DandyDev 2y ago
The website states that Reactive Resume is open source, but no matter where I look on the website, I cannot find a link to the code. Can you provide that? Also question: does Reactive Resume let you import and export in JSON Resume format?
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by DandyDev 2y ago
Caldendly/cal.com don't compete with/replace CalDAV. They solve different problems. CalDAV is a protocol for exchanging calendar data. Calendly and alternatives are tools to let people outside your organization schedule an ap
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by DandyDev 2y ago
How is that your takeaway? Please quote the sections from his essay that led you to your conclusion. My takeaway: people that know how to write, that have trained that muscle, are better at thinking in a structured way and articulating thei
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by DandyDev 2y ago
Let's say that is the reason, then that seems a very valid reason, right? Accountability is important, especially in large organizations. I guess what ticks me off a bit is the trope of dissing on management for saying 'no' b
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by DandyDev 2y ago
Every time I hear a story like this - "management says 'no'" - I wonder if anyone cared/dared to ask follow up questions. Why was PostgreSQL not an option according to management? I would not take their dismissal at

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