doubleorseven

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by doubleorseven 11d ago
i remember in 2015 when vaadin change some architecture things and introduced changes to the ui grid and other components like they didn't just reinvented dotnet framework 4 but for java. fable already calls subagents (hoping not opus)
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by doubleorseven 19d ago
this is absolutely not true since December 2025. the amount of "nice to have" items I've been commanding LLM to develop is a dream come true. while being better at QAing i finally get the time to work on the things that got m
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by doubleorseven 1mo ago
yes coding is dead but i like having less rounds with QA and more "nice to have" juice in my projects . i feel that what i miss the most is not the coding it self but the effort i used to put in to it. no effort no dopamine no hap
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by doubleorseven 1mo ago
I always said programming is 80% thinking and only 20% coding. nothing has changed since then.
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by doubleorseven 2mo ago
video is just a group of images (GOP) if the gist is what you're after
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by doubleorseven 2mo ago
this is the future. but also the present. if you know some one out of the software development/engineering worlds, please forward this to them
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by doubleorseven 2mo ago
should i do it? im looking for the "The Day Lasts More Than a Hundred Years" opening lines
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by doubleorseven 2mo ago
- Whether or not his opinion is correct, tech CEOs are notorious trend-chasers, and his opinion could set the tone for other companies exactly why I won't listen to someone who is falling behind.
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by doubleorseven 3mo ago
oh yes, the two dishwashers solution
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by doubleorseven 3mo ago
the real problem with home dishwasher is that it extend the duration of the task. the task is prepare food, eat, clean. when you leave the kitchen and come back the next day the task is now different, its unpack, prepare,eat,clean. you are
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by doubleorseven 3mo ago
crossing my fingers for this guy. however, nawaya or what ever examples around it are not part of the Hebrew language.
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by doubleorseven 3mo ago
nice! i fell for it..
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by doubleorseven 3mo ago
they figured out taking fable off plans at 22/6 was a bad idea business wise so they maneuvered
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by doubleorseven 4mo ago
My guess will be because this is just software that don't understand how the world works and it's only trying to please?idk maybe im wrong
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by doubleorseven 5mo ago
everytime i want to put something in my dishwasher i pray to god it's not full and clean. same with OVH, prayer-wise.
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by doubleorseven 5mo ago
I vibe code. but I also remember the days I had ZERO KNOWLEDGE of what needs to be done, and I would hammer the keyboard with garbage code from stack overflow and half baked documentations plus some native guessing of human nature. the end
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by doubleorseven 5mo ago
"figure out which category each one belongs in, port the ones that are in the wrong type, and for the ones that are both, read through both versions and consolidate them into one document with the best of both.” memory created!
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by doubleorseven 8mo ago
claude fails on RTL like im using IE 6. falling back to my free chatgpt account everytime i want to write in my own language
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by doubleorseven 8mo ago
let me know when you can run visual studio, the best IDE in the world, on Linux, and I wont flinch
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by doubleorseven 8mo ago
usually for me, after a good plan is 90% solid working code. the problem do arise when you ask it to change the colors it choose of light grey text over a white background. this thing still can't see and it's a huge drawback for t
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by doubleorseven 9mo ago
it forgot the "who is still hiring and why" section. also the immigration attorney is still needed since climate change is a real thing
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by doubleorseven 10mo ago
maybe also de-boing the boining now that it's calling the server. i think the js script pasted here will show you it's needed
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by doubleorseven 11mo ago
if Lua had zero-based indexing it won't be Lua. also removing '.length - 1' globally will reduce gas emissions by 1% worldwide (my guess)
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by doubleorseven 1y ago
it's a jing jang thing. soon there will be some one else who will be a tastier roast. but as an Israeli im really impressed they were able to use so much compute before someone checked their activity report. I mean this was not just pa
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by doubleorseven 1y ago
i fell for this malware once. had the malware on my laptop even with mb in the background. i copy paste and address and didn't even check it. my bad indeed. those guys makes a lot of money from this "one shot" moments
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by doubleorseven 1y ago
stablecoins are not for crime actually, it's like the bank of the criminals. for crime you would want to mix your stablecoins to btc or xmr, probably the latter.
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by doubleorseven 1y ago
I've never done QA. Just thinking about doing QA makes my head swirl. But yes, because of LLMs I am now a part time QA engineer, and I think that it's kinda helping me be a better developer. Im working on a massive feature at work
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by doubleorseven 1y ago
seems like the author didn't like the obvious or alternative solutions out there, and went and created one of his own. i know some people who use their own web server, this is an on going adventure for sure.
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by doubleorseven 1y ago
I once accidentally blocked TCP on my laptop and found out "google.com" runs on UDP, it was a nice surprise. baba is fast. I sometimes get calls like "You used to manage a server 6 years ago and we have an issue now" so
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by doubleorseven 1y ago
i also looked it up. it feels like up until ~200 those are all just chatty apps on our computers talking with the mother ship

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