PrimalPower

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by PrimalPower 1mo ago
Tai Chi is interested. It's essentially a standing form of yoga. IMO, in theory it's even more useful for desk workers than yoga. If you look at the history of Ashtanga Yoga, it was primarily developed for the traditional life. Wh
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by PrimalPower 1mo ago
I don't know if anything has changed, but last time I tried codegen for Common Lisp, the LLM would routinely mix up LISP dialects and language specific features. Less so with Clojure.
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by PrimalPower 1mo ago
during those cases, i've just asked them to give me control over zoom and it's worked fine. I've never desired to have two people working on the same file at the same time during a debugging/teaching session.
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by PrimalPower 1mo ago
>> why do you think Go is better compared to other languages? > I didn't say that. :) I call this the Go paradox. I simultaneously believe we should reach for it 80% of the time to solve common collaborative problems. And bein
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by PrimalPower 1mo ago
Usually, if you're in microservices land, it's often possible to spin off a separate service and move the part that has different requirements over. Obviously that isn't always trivial, but service boundaries at least give yo
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by PrimalPower 2mo ago
The beauty of go is YAGNI. Language design makes it much harder for people so do stupid and cute things. During my design process if I start realizing that I’m missing maps, More expressive Types, Or more complex polymorphism. I ask myself
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by PrimalPower 2mo ago
perhaps, but chromebooks still come in laptop sizes these days. Other than a few stragglers (e.g lenovo duet), the majority of chromebooks are 12-14 inches. If you are chasing the form factor, macbooks are serious competitors with really go
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by PrimalPower 2mo ago
i've always found magit better than any opinionated git terminal UI. Including LazyGit. With Claude, i find myself reaching for Magit even less.
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by PrimalPower 2mo ago
Am I the only one who dislikes Go specifically for CRUD webapps? I’ve worked with Go professionally for the past 5 years, and I genuinely like the language. I like the anti-framework philosophy, the simplicity, the resistance to over-abstra
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by PrimalPower 2mo ago
I've concluded the only way to avoid workarounds it to reduce my own screen time. I stopped having a tablet myself. Got off the Iphone too. I still need some smartphone for work. Got the smallest one possible so at least games aren&#x2
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by PrimalPower 3mo ago
agreed, ultimately claude is faster than an expert K8s in my org at finding things. kubectl has a lot of commands and things to cross-reference. AI Agents handle it like a champ. That being said, Claude is dumb. I've seen it over-compl
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by PrimalPower 3mo ago
baby steps
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by PrimalPower 3mo ago
Exactly game theory is that is that everyone make more as a "Senior" or "Mid-Level" in a wealthy/successful org over a "Staff" or "Senior" at a poorer one with less customers. Of course, game the
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by PrimalPower 4mo ago
I love Twilight Princess because of this dichotomy. Yes it has all the flaws you have mentioned, but it also suggests at what a Zelda game could look like in an era where people thought that the Zelda series was Nintendo's competitor
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by PrimalPower 6mo ago
There’s plenty of vegetarians due to ethical or cultural reasons that never acquired the taste for traditional plant based foods and are looking for a more substantial, protein heavy alternative. Is it niche? Yes, but vegetarians were alway
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by PrimalPower 8mo ago
Garbage in garbage out as they say. I will be the first to admit that Claude enables me to do certain things that I simply could not do before without investing a significant amount of time and energy. At the same time, the amount of anti-p
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by PrimalPower 8mo ago
Yea, it's not not necessarily that the LLM itself is better at customer support than a human. But i've found that it's just good enough that support and teams can handle addressing the systematic problems while the LLM deals
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by PrimalPower 8mo ago
Guess who also benefits from well structured, clean, modular, well documented, and concise code? Computers and LLMs!
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by PrimalPower 9mo ago
I've been a JetBrains suscriber for a while, because at the time I saw that I preferred the UI experience over Jetbrains to VSCode. The IDE is well built, they have a better product/user experience team driving and coordinating th
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by PrimalPower 9mo ago
I don't need lower level than go. I just really like Rust' type system and error handling and I want it in a compiled language. Zero Cost abstractions and it's memory model is fascinating - but isn't particularly useful