jbvlkt

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by jbvlkt 2mo ago
I do not have strong aesthetic preference for code (I always disable "minimap" in editors which shows it because I think about code as symbols shown in "outline"). I would probably not notice reasonable code formatting c
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by jbvlkt 2mo ago
Look at ruff blog, they provide config which disables newly added rules. So you can use that and everything will be the same. I have tried ruff today on multiple projects at work and nothing changed because we already use more rules than de
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by jbvlkt 2mo ago
I do not trust AI agents to run outside sandbox and use them only in dev container. I always use latest version available when I build container (once or twice a month). In my opinion it is to risky to allow auto update for SW which is rele
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by jbvlkt 2mo ago
I also do not like if project stays on 0 version to break compatibility with every minor version. This is the problem with many rust tools and libraries. I think it is unfair to do that years after first release and with healthy community.
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by jbvlkt 2mo ago
I would stick to older ruff until team has resources to fix issues and move to newer version. The same think you do with other dependencies.
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by jbvlkt 2mo ago
People tend to use tools set up in CICD and/or precommit. Without rules everyone uses their tool and is unwilling to compromise. Even if they are willing it is hard to setup tools to do exactly what you want. Default configuration is a
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by jbvlkt 2mo ago
You can still talk to them about more important problems than placement of collons and closing bracket.
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by jbvlkt 2mo ago
Those tools actually save team energy. Without them any programmer has different opinion on formating, code quality, what is readable etc. You can discuss it endlesly or you can just use ruff.
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by jbvlkt 2mo ago
Sometimes I also feel that Idea is too slow, especially for smaller projects or languages where I do not need top tier support. ie. I am backend rust and python programmer. I also have to work with JS/TS and C++ projects but I mostly o
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by jbvlkt 2mo ago
It will be "Clearly labeled" and "Separate from answers" until you pay more than ads. After that you will be the product and you will have to live with it.
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by jbvlkt 2mo ago
AI goes full to attention economy. Where is AGI? Where is the better world for everyone? It will be just chat bots trying to waste your time until you notice something is wrong. How is it different from any other big tech last 30 years?
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by jbvlkt 2mo ago
Lets see what happens in the future. From my experience cost of maintaining this amount of shitty code explodes pretty quickly. We will see in a few years if SW development in all phases using agents is that much automated and easy as peopl
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by jbvlkt 2mo ago
From my experience new models are slower and use more tokens even on questions which gpt 4 answered correctly. It is mostly because newer models tend to be more verbose (even with prompt requesting short answers).
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by jbvlkt 2mo ago
I cannot stand writing style of this page. I have read almost half and the most important thing they say is, that I will learn later. Ok, I will never know.
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by jbvlkt 3mo ago
Exactly this is my problem with all AI tools. I want someone else to create working tools for me so I can focus on my product. It is the same with other tools. I do not want to spent huge amounts of energy and time to setup my IDE, operatin
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by jbvlkt 3mo ago
It depends if duplication is accidental or real. I.e. if two taxes are using the same formula, it is accidental. If you use the same physic formula on multipla places, it is real duplication.
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by jbvlkt 3mo ago
Exactly, I stoped using all social media and I feel way better and my screen time went significantly down. It is harder to communicate with some people (have to use email or sms) but it reduced mostly meaningless small talk we can do in per
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by jbvlkt 3mo ago
Why do you think we lost free internet right now? In my opinion we lost it when all corporations switched to mass surveilance. Now we just stop pretending that social media corporations are not responsible for anything.
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by jbvlkt 3mo ago
LLMs are getting so expensive that for many people are already unavailable (except for subsidized subscriptions). This might just accelerate general unavailability of frontiers models to general public which would happen in near future anyw
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by jbvlkt 3mo ago
Also you can use projects like numba https://numba.pydata.org/
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by jbvlkt 4mo ago
Because writing huge amounts of code is easy for humans too. Agents already proved that they can do it. But are agents able to maintain it? I do not know and unless I know for sure, I am not fully committing to AI generated code. i.e. I am
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by jbvlkt 4mo ago
Exactly my experience. I always refactor first myself then delegate boring tasks to AI. It saves me energy, time and also tokens. If code is not prepared for easy implementation agents always fail.
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by jbvlkt 4mo ago
I use firefox reader view for websites like this.
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by jbvlkt 4mo ago
I am self hosting forgejo on my synology NAS. It is easier than it looks. Synology provides me access from the internet so I do not need static IP address. It took me at most 20 minutes to write (copy paste) docker compose file to make it r
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by jbvlkt 4mo ago
I wanted to give money to charity and they have whole form protected by recaptcha. So I would have to allow all my personal information and amount donated sent to google (and agree with google terms for data processing). I have contacted th
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by jbvlkt 4mo ago
I do not understand why this is so unpopular today? I feel like everyone now thinks that basically all of SW engineering is outdated. We are supposed to forget all lessons learned and let agents to go through this? My opinion is to not care
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by jbvlkt 5mo ago
There are already websites creating terminal tools catalogues. I like https://terminaltrove.com/
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by jbvlkt 5mo ago
Better than average phone sold today. The only problem might be lack of android upgrades otherwise it is straight upgrade for most people. This is reason why replaceable battery is important. If you leave IT bubble people happily use ancien
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by jbvlkt 5mo ago
What I do not like on Zed or electron GUIs is lack of customization. Older IDEs using sdks like Swing, JWT, QT, GTK etc. allowed user to design its user interface using drag and drop. ie compare older IDEs like eclipse or idea and try to cr
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by jbvlkt 5mo ago
I have just combined those together. I use astronvim as main editor but when I need IDE I switch to Idea. I use ideavim with configuration as close as possible to astronvim. So text editing is the same for me in both programs. Modal editors

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