cbovis

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by cbovis 8d ago
I would imagine a lot of it is mundane shit like getting ChatGPT to render the same room with different coloured walls or provide inspiration on plant pots. I have a decent amount of image usage and it's all things like this, not gener
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by cbovis 2mo ago
I think they're grappling with the fact that their positioning needs to be as the operating system but they don't have a leg in currently and destabilising the existing OS players is a monumental task. So they're stuck with t
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by cbovis 3mo ago
The approach sounds interesting but perhaps still too focused on current development paradigms. Where shared collaboration I think becomes much more interesting is when agents start behaving like a member of your team. Not someone you deleg
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The Coding Harness Behind GitHub Copilot in VS Code(code.visualstudio.com)
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by cbovis 5mo ago
Kind of. Monthly users moving to an entire different pricing model so we don't really know what the increase in price will be for them.
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by cbovis 5mo ago
This is the way. The funny thing is my expectation was that adoption of AI coding would kill the joy of getting into a flow state but I've actually found myself starting to slip into an alternate type of flow state. Instead of hammerin
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by cbovis 5mo ago
Yep this is what's often misunderstood. We also recently cut our build times in half moving from Webpack to Turbopack on production builds after jumping to NextJS 16. We'd already been using Turbopack in development for a while wh
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by cbovis 6mo ago
This cost seems wild. For comparison GitHub Copilot Code Review is four cents per review once you're outside of the credits included with your subscription.
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by cbovis 7mo ago
The prompt is unique but the tokens aren't. Type "owejdpowejdojweodmwepiodnoiwendoinw welidn owindoiwendo nwoeidnweoind oiwnedoin" into ChatGPT and the response is "The text you sent appears to be random or corrupted and
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by cbovis 7mo ago
Unless my understanding is incorrect about how these tools work that last point isn't really a quality of LLMs as such? It gets attributed because the lines are blurred but the tireless trial and error is actually just a quality of a r
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by cbovis 7mo ago
AFAICT this is already baked into the GitHub Copilot agent. I read its sessions pretty often and reviewing/testing after writing code is a standard part of its workflow almost every time. It's kind of wild seeing how diligent it i
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by cbovis 8mo ago
GH Copilot is definitely far better than just a linter. I don't have examples to hand but one thing that's stood out to me is its use of context outside the changes in the diff. It'll pull in context that typically isn't
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by cbovis 8mo ago
I've also noticed this explosion of code review tools and felt that there's some misplaced focus going on for companies. Two that stood out to me are Sentry and Vercel. Both have released code review tools recently and both feel m
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by cbovis 11mo ago
Looks to be affecting our pipelines that rely on Playwright as they download images from Azure e.g. https://playwright.azureedge.net/builds/chromium/1124/chromi... which aren't currently resolving.
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by cbovis 1y ago
No tip
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by cbovis 1y ago
Suggestion that the admin is vibe governing: https://bsky.app/profile/amyhoy.bsky.social/post/3lluo7jmsss...
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by cbovis 1y ago
Confirmed here: https://www.cloudflarestatus.com/incidents/gshczn1wxh74
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by cbovis 1y ago
Slightly more info here: https://github.com/npm/cli/issues/8203
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by cbovis 2y ago
> I've now switched my primary HN link from the home page to /active, where, thankfully, flagged posts still show up. Great tip, thanks!
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by cbovis 2y ago
> Why isn't it front-page news on HN rather than being flagged? Is it just because Musk's "DOGE" is in the title? Essentially yes. Certain users are flagging because they don't want any discussion related to DOGE
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by cbovis 2y ago
If you snoop around the network requests you'll see API calls made for fetching data. Could pull from those endpoints instead.
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by cbovis 2y ago
It's not a hypothetical, it's here in Node 23: https://nodejs.org/docs/latest/api/typescript.html#typescrip... .
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by cbovis 2y ago
I'm not very familiar with Nuxt or SvelteKit but this is exactly what React and NextJS provide with server components. Any JS related to server components isn't shipped, only client components which effectively represent the islan
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by cbovis 2y ago
Tried jogging in place when reading this. Desk would shake if I tried to use it and couldn't control peripherals. Even reading content was hard.
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by cbovis 2y ago
FYI there's a setting that lets you turn off the two week prompt or update it to 30 days.
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by cbovis 2y ago
Looks great thank you. I see there's a !brave bang for duckduckgo too so no need to change up browser defaults.
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by cbovis 2y ago
Non-Google recommendations in the interim?
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by cbovis 3y ago
With a switch you expect an immediate effect to occur. The expectation is that I toggle the switch then get on with my day. Checkboxes don't have side effects, they're expected to be form based. Once I toggle a checkbox the expect
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by cbovis 3y ago
Feedbin filled the void for me and have been a subscriber ever since. Can't believe it's been ten years. Hoping that the developer made bank.
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by cbovis 3y ago
I've been resisting the urge to splurge on an Apple TV to try and solve this particular problem. Useful to know!

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