noidesto

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by noidesto 1y ago
How do you suppose someone goes back to viewing all categories without another button?
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by noidesto 1y ago
I recommend skimming through https://theologyandcode.com/concepts/trinity
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by noidesto 1y ago
Categories != Concepts
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by noidesto 1y ago
> This site was created with human vision and AI assistance. Nothing to be surprised of.
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Catholic Theology and Code(theologyandcode.com)
4 points by noidesto 1y ago|9 comments
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by noidesto 1y ago
Agree. In the hands of a seasoned dev not only does productivity improve but the quality of outputs. If I’m working against a deadline I feel more comfortable spending time on research and design knowing I can spend less time on implementat
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by noidesto 1y ago
Agreed. Agentic AI is a completely different tool than “traditional” AI. Im curious what the author’s data and experiment would look like a year from now.
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by noidesto 1y ago
Then there are those who are augmenting their winch with LLM usage.
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by noidesto 1y ago
> I stand by my assertion that these tools are all basically the same fundamental tech - LLMs. Over generalizing. The synergy between the LLM and the client (cursor, Claude code, copilot, etc) make a huge difference in results.
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by noidesto 1y ago
I haven't used Claude Code. But one major difference is Q Cli is $19/month with generous limits.
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by noidesto 1y ago
I've had great results with the Amazon Q developer cli, ever since it became agentic. I believe it's using claude-3.7-sonnet under the hood.
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by noidesto 3y ago
Not as seamless as one might like. I stream games from my PC using moonlight. So far it's worked well.
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by noidesto 3y ago
I recently jumped ship from Apple to Android after being a diehard apple user for 10+ years. So far I am enjoying no longer being constrained by Apple's ecosystem and way of doing things. Worth noting Android and OS integrations are si
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by noidesto 3y ago
My thoughts exactly.
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by noidesto 4y ago
Surprisingly good. It's noticeable with some graphics intensive games, but I've never found it distracting.
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by noidesto 4y ago
Why is this a stretch? A vast majority are using this ultralight laptop for gaming.
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by noidesto 4y ago
https://github.com/d12frosted/homebrew-emacs-plus
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by noidesto 4y ago
And me too
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by noidesto 4y ago
Google Drive
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by noidesto 5y ago
Not until switching to pulumi, did I realize Terraform is a lot more polished and simpler to read/use.
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by noidesto 5y ago
One monitor is for code and one is for docs, communication, misc programs I don’t need to focus on. I don’t find this a distraction as my main monitor is code pretty much all the time. A quick glance I find less distracting than swapping de
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by noidesto 5y ago
Eating coal like beef, would make a big increase in greenhouse-gas emissions.
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by noidesto 5y ago
As are managers that conform to archaic tech when better options exist.
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by noidesto 5y ago
magit for the emacs folk
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by noidesto 5y ago
I share the same sentiment after using IntelliJ w/ Pycharm for a little over a year.
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by noidesto 5y ago
This.
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by noidesto 5y ago
1. Optional: do install of neovim 2. git pull dotfiles 3. cd dotfiles 4. install.sh 5. Profit $$$ Sure, there's some initial setup time but I'm not seeing how its orders of magnitude faster unless your vim config is super bloated
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by noidesto 5y ago
I'm on my way back to doom emacs after a year using intellij + ideavim. I get 90% of the features with LSP. Faster performance. Magit. Extreme configurability. It's easier to write a quick function in elisp and have it at my finge
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by noidesto 5y ago
Does emacs/vim using lsp count as an IDE?
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by noidesto 5y ago
Does emacs or vim with lsp count as an IDE?

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