alexeiz

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by alexeiz 1mo ago
I got Muse Glimmer to say "Drive the car, walk yourself." The logic is unbeatable.
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by alexeiz 1mo ago
Muse code is rough around the edges. But combined with almost free model (muse spark contributor) it's actually pretty good. I think it's on the same level as grok build.
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by alexeiz 6mo ago
It's time to do "frog on a skateboard" now.
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by alexeiz 7mo ago
There are new slides? Here goes the rest of my work day.
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by alexeiz 7mo ago
You're absolutely right! Sorry I deleted your database.
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by alexeiz 8mo ago
Fear not, we have Clawdbot! (openclaw whatever) You can put your naked ass on the internet in seconds now.
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by alexeiz 8mo ago
> The unfortunate truth is that the engineering in opencode is so far ahead of Claude Code. If only Claude Code developers had access to a powerful LLM that would allow them to close the engineering gap. Oh, wait...
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by alexeiz 10mo ago
Log in and send your data to some unknown company just to do grep. Thanks but no thanks.
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by alexeiz 1y ago
It says the best "coding index" is held by Grok 4 and Gemini 2.5 Pro. Give me a break. Nobody uses those models for serious coding. It's dominated by Sonnet 4/Opus 4.1 and GPT-5.
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by alexeiz 1y ago
This reminds me something. Ah yes, Congress. They'd rather be in power in a failed country.
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by alexeiz 1y ago
Here's what I see: * PM asking a client: "Do you want beautiful logging, metrics and shit?" - "Hell yeah we want logging, metrics and shit!" * PM telling devs: implement beautiful logging, metrics and shit * Devs sp
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by alexeiz 1y ago
Coming from Commit Mono, Atkinson looks a bit unusual. But I think I can get used to it. I think the comparison to Fira Code is valid, because in the terminal Atkinson looks almost like Fira Mono, but better. Since I usually sit a meter
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by alexeiz 1y ago
For some time after the introduction of the M1 CPU Macbooks provided the best battery life experience. So it would make sense to use a Macbook if you wanted your laptop to work more than 4-5 hours unplugged. But now Intel Core Ultra serie
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by alexeiz 1y ago
Most difficulty and time estimates are random. Chess engine 2 days? Like a really shitty chess engine maybe. Regex engine 4/10, 3 days. Again a really shitty regex engine. What's the point of doing a bunch of projects in a re
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by alexeiz 1y ago
Don't just complain. Put your side projects on github and show them off.
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by alexeiz 1y ago
Found whopping 10 people in NYC with Python and JavaScript experience.
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by alexeiz 2y ago
He's looking to sell Circle. That must be the reason he's not open sourcing it.
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by alexeiz 2y ago
> Second person told me to buy a new Mac with 2 tb ssd and restore to that. Or you can just upgrade the SSD as you would do with any normal laptop. Oh, wait...
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by alexeiz 2y ago
Vanilla OS is crap. I wanted to try in in a VM and it wouldn't even install. First, it complained that the disk size wasn't enough. Then it complained that it absolutely required UEFI. Then the installer just failed with a cry
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by alexeiz 2y ago
I had a related episode at work when my coworker asked me why his seemingly trivial 10 line piece of code was misbehaving inexplicably. It turned out he had two variables `file_name` and `filename` and used one in place of another. I aske
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by alexeiz 2y ago
> boss that saw my desk and started complaining to HR that it was too big Wow, your boss is a real dickhead.
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by alexeiz 2y ago
> spun out of a much larger corporation > ZBB Microsoft?
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by alexeiz 2y ago
Software products these days are being written quick and dirty to be released as fast as possible to capture the market. Nobody has time to create quality software because by the time you finish your product, your users will already be usi
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by alexeiz 2y ago
Unfortunately "pin to quick access" doesn't do anything for this "all tasks" folder.
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by alexeiz 2y ago
What facial recognition are you talking about when people jump over the turnstiles and walk into the open gates without any regard for police officers that stand nearby and just watch this happen? MTA is a joke. I keep wondering why am I
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by alexeiz 2y ago
That's the problem, it's a single cpp file because it's built manually. The source code is spread among many hpp files for no reason other than being able to include everything in that single cpp file. The project organizat
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by alexeiz 2y ago
That's why employers need to spend more time convincing potential candidates that the role they hire for is actually worth the trouble of going through this kind of coding interview test. In the past I've encountered companies tha
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by alexeiz 2y ago
If I use a terminal with 30msec latency to connect to a host with another 30msec network latency, it's now 60msec - pretty noticible by an average human being. That's why reducing latency where you can to the minimal possible val
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by alexeiz 2y ago
Zutty is useful for only one thing: passing VTTEST. I've tried it and it's unusable as the terminal you want to rely on to do everyday work.
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by alexeiz 3y ago
A lot of swap on servers is bad. A little bit is fine though and can actually be helpful in certain scenarios. I've seen servers with 256GB of RAM configured to have <1GB of swap, so in case of a runaway process the swap fills up

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