laurels-marts

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by laurels-marts 9d ago
> 60% of college/university graduates are women, but it’s not “necessarily a positive story for women overall,” since it also means women are disproportionately burdened with student-loan debt.
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by laurels-marts 1mo ago
Sol is an absolute machine. I stopped doing parallel worktrees just because the cost of context switch outweighs the cost of waiting Sol to just finish the task it’s working on which is usually anywhere from 1-10mins. I also like Codex CLI
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by laurels-marts 1mo ago
Codex CLI has support for keybindings tho last time I checked they were quite limited and you cannot replicate full universal text editing experience.
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by laurels-marts 1mo ago
Those that have, more will be given. Those that do not, more will be taken.
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by laurels-marts 2mo ago
Refreshing that the author doesn’t try to conceal his character or thoughts. The contents of his character and thoughts are quite objectionable though.
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by laurels-marts 2mo ago
No one cares enough of zig to do it, people will just continue moving to Rust and similar.
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by laurels-marts 2mo ago
You seem to think you know other people’s best interests better than they do.
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by laurels-marts 2mo ago
Damn this is exciting. I love that gpt models are much faster, efficient and cheaper than Claude models. They are so fast even on high/xhigh that I don’t find myself using the parallel agent setup anymore much since its cognitively les
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by laurels-marts 2mo ago
I love that Codex is open source and issues like these can surface/be addressed publicly.
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by laurels-marts 3mo ago
Wait what. I never used CC but use Codex CLI with 5.5 daily and authenticating has never been an issue. I even rolled skills that instruct it how to retrieve test user credentials for auth purposes. Today using the devtools I asked it to re
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by laurels-marts 3mo ago
And much faster!
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by laurels-marts 3mo ago
My company gave me cursor license after I had already been using Codex CLI for months and VS Code for a decade. I had absolutely no interest in their VS Code fork. The Agent Window was okay but buggy (eg wouldn’t load branches on Ubuntu via
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by laurels-marts 4mo ago
i have shell scripts that create/tear down worktrees. the shell script finds unique unused ports across all existing worktrees and assigns in local .env upon worktree creation. when the worktree gets merged and is torn down the ports g
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by laurels-marts 4mo ago
Are you complaining that government is not corrupt enough?
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by laurels-marts 4mo ago
Wait so when u navigate to a different page/tab the url wouldn’t update?
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by laurels-marts 4mo ago
You have been authoring HTML by hand for decades. Not every SWE is a FE dev.
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by laurels-marts 5mo ago
For me it never updates and shutdown. It always just updates and restarts.
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by laurels-marts 5mo ago
What I’ve heard often is that the customer might want to build a dashboard using AI on the fly. Like imagine you have a site and there’s blank canvas. It has access to some data in the background. The user might be like “build a dashboard s
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by laurels-marts 5mo ago
I’m basically doing lvl 3. There’s not a single port in my local worktree’s .env that’s not guaranteed to be unique across all worktrees. Skills for agent to start their own managed dev server, launch their own isolated instance of chrome e
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by laurels-marts 5mo ago
I’m a bit confused by this. I migrated my Remix 2 app to react router 7 and I think it’s great. Sure I have to pull in Express for server, Typescript for types, Vite for bundling etc but it’s not a lot of overhead. React Router mostly solve
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by laurels-marts 5mo ago
Unless I misunderstand something but why not just roll a couple of helper shell scripts that create a new git worktree for you, copy over a local .env file (or any other config file) and populate it with ports/variables that are unique
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by laurels-marts 5mo ago
Yes and the official docs even mention that if you’re on Windows you should run Codex CLI via WSL. Meaning, it’s specifically designed for unix systems.
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by laurels-marts 8mo ago
Government cutting internet access to 90m ppl while killing protesters in the streets and “growing up without internet” is not even remotely comparable lmao.
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by laurels-marts 1y ago
You’re not alone. I absolutely love going to office every day but also love the flexibility to occasionally wfh if needed. I just feel like when I enter the office and put on my “unreachable” focus mode on I’m in the zone and very productiv
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by laurels-marts 1y ago
Sports. I do 2h of strength training every Mon/Wed/Fri. You work with barbell, not machines. Requires all your mental and physical focus. That pretty much will soak up any “free” after-work time you have on those days. Then on Tue
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by laurels-marts 2y ago
> refused to interview Harris Why spread misinformation?
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by laurels-marts 2y ago
iPhone XS Max here. I'm tempted this year.
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by laurels-marts 2y ago
I have been taking 300mg of Magnesium Bisglycinate 30 mins before sleep for the past 5 months or so. I have anxiety which can lead to insomnia. It has been a great help.
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by laurels-marts 2y ago
Is there a meaningful difference?
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by laurels-marts 2y ago
What sort of mating strategy are you optimizing for?

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