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by joks 2mo ago
It's not "done" if it's not stable and released. It's being canary tested by Claude Code users essentially but it's still being heavily worked on with tons of $ being poured into it and there's still no si
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by joks 3mo ago
This was pretty brief, around 10am. I also saw multiple DNS failures at 10am sharp during a pair of deploys to Azure so I wonder if there was some kind of brief widespread DNS outage. Edit: Cloudflare has an "increased error rates&quot
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by joks 3mo ago
I don't think they want more people to see them.
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by joks 5mo ago
In fairness it's more than the em dash with this article. Read the first 3 bullet points.
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by joks 5mo ago
This is a mind boggling argument to make about creative work.
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by joks 5mo ago
It's generating a raster image and then using a tracing algorithm to turn it into an SVG, rather than generating an SVG via coding from the ground-up. If you put a raster image into Adobe Illustrator and use its image tracing you'
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by joks 5mo ago
"Login via email code" is also a nightmare on Android. Android regularly kills any processes that are not in the foreground, so I recently went through a whole ordeal trying to login to the MLB app: it requires me to type in an em
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by joks 6mo ago
The more recent eggs being from Whole Foods definitely points toward this. I'm in a different part of the country but eggs are currently ~15¢/egg at grocery stores around here.
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by joks 6mo ago
It was only a few years ago that sports betting was significantly more heavily regulated and limited, and stuff like Polymarket didn't exist (just non-monetary forecasting sites like Metaculus.) Even if there was more demand for "
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by joks 6mo ago
Optional hybrid work is kind of the optimal setup for me IMO. I go in to the office (often carpooling) once a week (skipping occasionally) with a few folks I work with who live locally, and I work remotely the rest of the time. It keeps me
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by joks 6mo ago
I think there's a little bit of the Goomba fallacy at play here to be fair
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by joks 7mo ago
Which is a shame because modern Angular is awesome
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by joks 7mo ago
My workplace at least values work/life balance and buys into the idea that workers who aren't burnt out are more likely to stick around long-term and do good work (which I've found to be true in my own experience so far.) If
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by joks 7mo ago
I don't see how disallowing viewing "age-restricted" content through Discord without giving them your ID would have any impact on the spread of disinformation, outside of like, disinfo in the form or pornographic or gory imag
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by joks 7mo ago
IRC does not support group voice & video calls, which is one of the primary features of Discord (and previously Skype, from which everyone migrated to Discord in the first place)
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by joks 7mo ago
Stoat has screen sharing / video calling in the pipeline at least: https://github.com/stoatchat/stoatchat/issues/313
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by joks 7mo ago
Yeah Stoat is the closest, but no video calling still. But that's in the pipeline at least
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by joks 7mo ago
XMPP and IRC are great and all but a massive part of what people use Discord for is group voice calls with screen-sharing. I'm not sure what the alternative is for that. TeamSpeak is the closest I can think of but it's not a 1:1 r
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by joks 7mo ago
It sounds more like you want to have bigger, cooler things, not build them? The joy of building is what the person you're replying to is talking about AI abstracting away
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by joks 7mo ago
Are you saying you were forced to go into management because you felt like you couldn't be an effective engineer without working overtime? I'm confused. That sounds more like your work environment was terrible
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by joks 8mo ago
> "The same thing that happened to illustration and art is happening here" What are you talking about? Illustrators and artists are not being replaced by AI or required to use AI to "keep up" in the vast majority of e
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by joks 9mo ago
mullvad is not a torrent client
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by joks 10mo ago
Congrats on being part of the 0.001% I guess?
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by joks 10mo ago
But you're not making the computer do things, you're making an idea for a new thing a computer can do and then outsourcing the part of the "making it do things" that is actually fun and fulfilling. I don't get it --
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IntelliJ vs. Neovim: Yak Shaving(carper.ca)
2 points by joks 11mo ago|0 comments
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by joks 11mo ago
> It's just a text generator, not a colleague. The person you are responding to is quite literally making the same point. This entire thread of conversation is in response to the post's author stating that using a coding agent
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by joks 1y ago
BirdNET has some advantages -- it lets you select a segment of audio and it'll give suggestions, even if it's not extremely confident in those suggestions, meaning it can sometimes do better in noisy environments. Merlin is genera
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by joks 1y ago
I never saw this in Pennsylvania until like 4 years ago and now they're everywhere. Most people I know hate them.
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by joks 1y ago
> It's just fun to mess with these tools I think this is the main sentiment I can't wrap my head around. Using Claude Code or Cursor has been entirely a mind-numbingly tedious experience to me (even when it's been useful.)
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by joks 1y ago
The whole site has that vibe-coded-website look. I wonder if a lot of the information on the site was essentially hallucinated too.

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