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on_the_train
4d ago
I guess should low-key be happy that even expenses of 50 dollars per month for AI are being seen at ludicrous. Combined with our Microsoft only policy (i.e. ghcp), there's still hardly any serious ai use going on. Ah yes EU high tech c
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on_the_train
5d ago
I'm confused. Google has done this for several years already. I have a Firefox extension installed that reverts it - it's several years old.
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on_the_train
6d ago
I found it to be less annoying in that regard then sol. Might just be that it better listens to what I instruct though. But yeah, it's really expensive, at least in relative terms.
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on_the_train
6d ago
Most would applaud that as Sol has quite a reputation for over engineering. Not every software needs to go to the moon.
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on_the_train
7d ago
Yes.
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on_the_train
8d ago
Ah yes the old "I have it but you don't"
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on_the_train
18d ago
I'm a European citizen. I hate the EU.
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on_the_train
24d ago
There's a huge limitation with work trees that makes them borderline unusable: they can never be active on the same branch. Which includes that you can only ever have one on the master branch.
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on_the_train
26d ago
What's the deal with anthropic? Their models aren't better. They're just multiple times more expensive. We're about to disable all anthropic models because of the colleagues who waste 15$ on a opus call to write a markdo
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on_the_train
2mo ago
> No AI helped in the writing of this message Yeah maybe it should have. Because this is super incoherent and all over the place. Hard to parse what this is even about
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on_the_train
2mo ago
Here it's only Microsoft (ghcp) allowed, and 39$ per month is considered ludicrous with no way to increase. Ah Europe
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on_the_train
2mo ago
Even more fun: if you say the title of this post in Germany, that's illegal. Because all comparisons with Nazis are.
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on_the_train
2mo ago
What a strange example, as c++ did get Pythons enumerate, but in c++23
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on_the_train
2mo ago
People who call in sick by phone aren't sick
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on_the_train
2mo ago
Interesting. I've been gifted that book at just the right time in my life as a teenager. It captured me. I read it the to end many times. Not understanding everything or course. But it created a spark which laid the groundwork for my e
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on_the_train
3mo ago
I knew instantly that it's him. No one is even remotely as hungry for attention as him.
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on_the_train
4mo ago
They do, literally and explicitly so. Yes, really.
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on_the_train
5mo ago
Nothing did more damage to c++ code bases than people not understanding this. People hear "smart pointers are good" and use them for everything. Not understanding that it's just the lesser evil and still extremely rarely need
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on_the_train
5mo ago
And one of my favorite examples how fancy names impact popularity. Also see Mersenne Twister.
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on_the_train
5mo ago
Bingo. Ghcp is the only allowed llm solution at our big well known semiconductor corp. It'll take years to get approval for anything else. We're stuck with it and will pay whatever price we have to.
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on_the_train
5mo ago
Because Copilot is the only thing allowed at our corp
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on_the_train
5mo ago
But I don't want to change vaults, I want to work in both. I want to search for something and get results from all vaults. Or rather: I want to select which folders to sync - that would effectively be the same for me.
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on_the_train
5mo ago
I'm just so bummed that multiple vaults are pretty much unusable. I can't sync my sensitive work notes. But I want to sync general programming notes between work and other PCs. But multiple vaults hardly work. The just open in a n
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on_the_train
5mo ago
Because it's a clickbait title
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on_the_train
6mo ago
No they don't? You keep working for 2-10 months until you can leave whatever your contact says
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on_the_train
6mo ago
Being German lol
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on_the_train
6mo ago
All my work experience with guis was mfc. And all modernizations were web based. The in betweens are usually not considered worthwhile. But imgui is a breeze of fresh air for internal stuff
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on_the_train
6mo ago
Politicians literally have their own paragraph with insane protections, it's §188. You don't ever want to say something negative about a politicians in Germany. The police will kick in your door within days.
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on_the_train
7mo ago
"Enterprise edition" is usually a sign of parody projects. But this seems to be serious?
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on_the_train
7mo ago
Yeah NOW it's suddenly about the guidelines lmao
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