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by retendo 7mo ago
You don't need a lot of imagination to predict those jobs can be done by other robots in the not so far future.
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by retendo 2y ago
I have a totally different experience. I'm porting a medium sized project (40k loc) from iOS to Flutter and I couldn't be more happy with my setup with Claude. Every time I hit the Pro plan limit and I have to resort to ChatGPT th
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by retendo 2y ago
You could have a mode for people „who know what they are doing“ and just auto approve all the changes plandex makes and let users handle the changes themselves. I would actually prefer that, because I could keep using my IDE to look at diff
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Deutsche Telekom/Brain.ai showcase app-less AI smartphone concept(reuters.com)
1 points by retendo 3y ago|0 comments
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by retendo 3y ago
Isn't the number one reason that nuclear gets a bad rep because there is no compelling solution for getting rid of the waste?
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by retendo 3y ago
Phrasing!
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by retendo 3y ago
I created a home bar app for organising my bottles and drink recipes. Now other people use it too, but I still sometimes struggle with prioritising features for myself instead of building for others. https://apps.apple.com/u
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by retendo 3y ago
I love that the map doesn't show any borders
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by retendo 3y ago
It's still the most unbelievably ironic name for a pioneer/inventor.
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by retendo 3y ago
Good catch! Worked for me with Postgres 15. Did not work for me with Postgres 12.
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by retendo 3y ago
Can you elaborate what your process is? Some context would be nice as well. Like, what kind of language, what kind of project? I'm genuinely interested.
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by retendo 3y ago
Swift doesn't have a GC. The automatic reference counting is a feature that just inserts retain/release statements at compile time, so there is no additional process that handles that. I would suspect that the performance hits ori
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by retendo 4y ago
You have a good instinct there. Go work for as long as you think it's rewarding, and maybe in a few years you might want to go to university and then you can easily work part time as a freelancer. You'll be one of the few students
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by retendo 4y ago
I think a big factor for indie developers is this: If you have a subscription model you don't have to prioritize marketing and sales as much and can grow at a more gentle pace and focus more on the quality of the product. I'd rath
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by retendo 4y ago
Finally, a way to play physical Sabacc[1] in real life. [1]: https://starwars.fandom.com/wiki/Sabacc
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by retendo 5y ago
I found it to be quite pleasant to work with. Context: I’m mostly working as an iOS Developer, but I do have some experience with other languages that are not Swift/Obj-C. I did not have any prior experience with the dotnet ecosystem,
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Children often asymptomatic, with a robust immune response (Covid Study Prepr.)(medrxiv.org)
3 points by retendo 5y ago|1 comments
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by retendo 5y ago
From the last paragraph: "This gap between research and practice is not unique to medicine, Ng pointed out, but exists throughout the machine learning world. “All of AI, not just healthcare, has a proof-of-concept-to-production gap,” h
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The F# project-product duality(phillipcarter.dev)
1 points by retendo 6y ago|0 comments
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by retendo 6y ago
Related: Build your own Excel 365 in an hour with F# https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bnm71YEt_lI
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by retendo 6y ago
Could you go into a little more detail what task you were trying to solve?
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by retendo 6y ago
> a much more limited (vs. C#) pool of available developers I don't plan to hire anyone in the foreseeable future but what I can say is that there's 2 people happily working on the F# codebase at the moment, that do not have an
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by retendo 6y ago
I'm using .NET Core/F# for the backend of my bootstrapped "startup". I mostly have an iOS dev background so take my experiences with a grain of salt. So far everything has gone pretty smooth. ASP.NET Core is running unde
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by retendo 6y ago
Very simple answer: reusable diapers that I have access to do not provide the user experience I would expect for such a purpose.
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by retendo 6y ago
Why didn’t you call your company ctrl j? Then I would never forget that shortcut.
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by retendo 7y ago
If you enjoyed this and also like playing games, treat yourself with Subnautica. It‘s very good at giving you the feeling of how I would think it would feel to have to survive on an ocean covered planet, including diving into the depths. h
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F# Advent Calendar 2019(sergeytihon.com)
3 points by retendo 7y ago|0 comments
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by retendo 7y ago
I would add F# to that list, which is an ML language as well. It works on almost any platform, be it web, mobile, desktop or server via Fable, Xamarin or .NET Core. It can work as an object-oriented language as well, which makes it easier t
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How to use ORY Hydra as your OAuth2.0 server(medium.com)
1 points by retendo 8y ago|0 comments
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by retendo 8y ago
That would be great :)

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