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bfivyvysj
4mo ago
Enterprise software is full of this kind of stuff. Half our customers are on year old UI's because they don't want to re-up contracts yet. That is, features are contractual and when you've only got 50 customers but they'
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4mo ago
I use both go and python in my day job. The code that Sonnet produces for Go is much better than the Python it creates. This could be because our go code is typically smaller more defined services but I don't really believe that since
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bfivyvysj
4mo ago
That role doesn't exist and never will you basically just make nothing but enemies calling out bullshit and when a 6-7figure job is on the line you don't want enemies.
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bfivyvysj
4mo ago
Fastmail if you like shiny. If you use a client anyway just purelymail.
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bfivyvysj
4mo ago
You even get a couple of new ones for free.
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bfivyvysj
4mo ago
I started putting things in a big ansible playbook repo. Don't need to have it fully managed by ansible either I mostly just have setup configured there I still do lots of by hand management.
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bfivyvysj
4mo ago
Why is the extension not being named?
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4mo ago
It's useful for low velocity teams that spend too much time in review. For everyone else it's a net loss. I've used Gerrit years ago, I thought it was great being able to shape my diffs into stacked chunks that reviewers coul
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bfivyvysj
4mo ago
How much does that cost you to run monthly?
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bfivyvysj
4mo ago
We already reached agi a while ago.
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bfivyvysj
4mo ago
Great list but I dunno about coupling being evil, it is literally the only place anything important happens.
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bfivyvysj
4mo ago
I know, I just get the feeling this thread is getting too far away from reality - lots of gas lighting about things that don't matter.
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4mo ago
It's because it's 4gb and Apple still sells devices with 256gb hard drives.
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5mo ago
Yes, that is the purpose. It incentives R&D by providing a sanctioned monopoly on the result. The trade in return is that the public domain gets access to the trade secret after enough time has passed to provide the inventor with reward
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5mo ago
Try Sarah Pain for middle/eastern history.
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5mo ago
Careful, you'll break its world view.
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bfivyvysj
5mo ago
Is this you moving a git repo to another git hosting service?
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5mo ago
I meant in regards to use with gamsol but thanks for the insight
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5mo ago
What's the application?
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bfivyvysj
5mo ago
For the idiots down voting I've seen this plenty on whisper.cpp and elsewhere. Must be nice to have an American accent.
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5mo ago
Nah, this doesn't pass the sniff test. Anyone saying otherwise wasn't paying attention.
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5mo ago
It has nothing to do with kids or social media.
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5mo ago
That's what AI does when it can't make out the accent
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5mo ago
Reddit is always pasting clipboard.
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5mo ago
Why?
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5mo ago
Why would you patch a security vuln in a later version? Should be patched in all versions.. that's what semver is for.
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5mo ago
Docker swarm is getting development again (caught something on their slack a few weeks back). I'd also contest the k8s is enterprise. Unless by enterprise you just mean over engineered in which case I agree.
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5mo ago
I thought we collectively learned this with stack overflows engineering blog years ago. Scale vertically until you can't because you're unlikely to hit a limit and if you do you'll have enough money to pay someone else to sol
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5mo ago
I learned enough about security years ago that there's basically zero chance you're secure and almost 100% chance someone is watch everything you do online. Whether they care is entirely separate.
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5mo ago
> A technical user deep into the guts of Git thinks "you need to check out again this specific file". This is a fundamental misunderstanding of both the user base who are by design all technical, and the use case that this tool
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