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by dev360 2mo ago
I like coding katas (or even trying leetcode problems) when learning new languages.
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by dev360 2mo ago
Wouldn't it maybe make more sense to try to use Cursor-style auto complete if you are trying to learn a language in this day and age? Having Codex/Claude write all of it won't really benefit you imho.
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by dev360 4mo ago
To add: I dont want to go back to writing semantic css.. no thanks - I dont go in time-back machines. This is a mess. Just using tailwind and anchoring around a design system like shadcn is just way easier for a team to align around than so
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by dev360 4mo ago
Tailwind makes sense when you can use React Components to build a reusable design system. It is annoying as heck to use if you don't have that superstructure.
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by dev360 4mo ago
I was on gitlab up until nov last year. I don't really miss it; have yet to experience issues with github. Gitlab pricing was bonkers. It always felt like their sales team were trying to play gotcha with us over the years with pricing
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by dev360 4mo ago
Definitively something to be said for AI/ML library support. I find myself going with Rust / TS for a ton of my backend work lately though, even though I'm a huge Django fan for backend.
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by dev360 4mo ago
My mom would love this one :) .. she told me recently about a long-running chat gpt session that she's had for over a week, where she was going back and forth trying to figure out the source of some strange sound in the building.
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by dev360 4mo ago
> No this will not stop this and companies need to be held accountable for their lack of security investment. I think in principle, its sound. Im also just baffled hearing anecdotes from friends that are in big corp world and hearing the
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by dev360 4mo ago
As someone who is building an AI tool in this category, can you give examples? :) I've tried to focus more on end-user use-cases in my own product positioning, even though security is absolutely at the top of my list. This was hard to
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by dev360 4mo ago
"oh no, we gotta nationalize it!"
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by dev360 4mo ago
A rss is perfect, will definitively use that. Btw, I'm a long-time django developer as well - you have good taste, sir. Honestly, I think if you had a push model for this, some folks would be willing to pay for it, but I don't kno
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by dev360 4mo ago
This is so cool - I am in the process of building an open-source "dark factory" ai platform and wanted to give my CTO agent a way to stay current on infosec and cves. You should create a MCP for this!
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by dev360 4mo ago
> as part of a responsible development process, taking full advantage of their existing expertise and with a goal to produce good, reliable software Its shifted so much for me. I used to think that I had a solemn duty to read every line
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by dev360 4mo ago
Or, you just explain the solution and save some typing and get the same thing. I find it refreshing to be able to just talk to Claude and have it generate the same thing I would have built.. It gives me more time to articulate and solve com
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by dev360 4mo ago
> It’s not just the downstream stuff, it’s the upstream stuff as well. I saw a great talk by Jenny Wen, who’s the design leader at Anthropic, where she said we have all of these design processes that are based around the idea that you ne
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by dev360 4mo ago
This is interesting - I wonder how hard it would be to do this with a transformer model.
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by dev360 5mo ago
Its trickling in slowly to non dev teams. Im consulting with a large fin-tech on Enterprise-wide AI adoption at the moment, and I'm seeing the same parallels though: you have power users that reap disproportionate rewards from it, and
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by dev360 5mo ago
I wonder which tool that is
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by dev360 5mo ago
For a lot of folks, I think its ease of deployment when using Next.js. I switched to astro, also doing a lot of cloudflare at the moment. Before that, I was doing OpenNext with sst.dev on AWS but it started feeling annoying.
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by dev360 1y ago
So many people neglect the lack of TCO in Python, it’s like a beginner mistake you make when you try to make your Python read like the Haskell you just learned. Not sure why you’re getting downvoted though.
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by dev360 2y ago
Our app is completely down, can't even get to the Vercel dashboard.. any workarounds?? .. except... don't use Vercel?
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by dev360 4y ago
I agree with you there. We did email-based stand-ups for a while and ditched it. It devolved into a mechanical habit of "everything is going great" type answers that nobody payed attention to.. The async aspect of it is convenient
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by dev360 5y ago
I would venture to term it apologism
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by dev360 5y ago
> All the evidence (at least for the pre Omicron variants) suggests that the reality, as viewed by death rate, is orders of magnitude more bleak. Dr. Rochelle Walensky, Director of CDC was actually in an interview recently where she said
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by dev360 8y ago
This is 100% Scandinavian romance.
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by dev360 8y ago
I’ll bite. I have been frustrated with the lack of stable apis in JS in general over the last few years. It may be an ecosystem problem but I think the big projects have an obligation to set the tone for what is acceptable elsewhere and not
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by dev360 8y ago
Message in a bottle
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by dev360 8y ago
I had a list of horizontal pills/badges that wrapped and couldn't get it to look / drop right with react-sortable-hoc.
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by dev360 8y ago
Thanks for sharing! Just plugged it in for a feature I've been sitting on for a while. It worked right off the bat for me while react-sortable-hoc did not.
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by dev360 9y ago
I hate all articles about monads. There, I got it off my chest.

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