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by rethab 15d ago
It’s not just correcting grammar. Not just a few words. Almost every paragraph starts in the same style. To be clear, I don’t want to be negative. Don’t want to just troll —- I’m just noticing how all of it is generated. It’s difficult to u
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by rethab 22d ago
surely if they did that everybody would complain how github "lost its touch with open source since they now prioritize paid services"
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by rethab 2mo ago
In claude code, there's a built-in skill `/insights` which gives you a report on how you've been using claude code and where you could improve.
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by rethab 4mo ago
I only use opus 4.7 and am on the 100$/mo plan. I usually make sure the context does not grow beyond 30-40% of the 1m tokens. On heavy coding days where I do something pretty similar to this, I would occasionally run into the five hour
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by rethab 4mo ago
Before the cloud, people were trying to reduce the mean time between failure (MTBF) essentially trying to prevent a thing from failing. With cloud, people are trying to recover as quickly as possible (mean time to recovery) accepting that t
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by rethab 5mo ago
v2.91.0 is the one that's going to introduce it: https://github.com/cli/cli/releases/tag/v2.91.0 Also note that even though you get a warning about an unknown config key, the value is actually set s
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by rethab 6mo ago
> As of 07:55 UTC, we are experiencing issues with the Dashboard, Express Dashboard on all platforms and Mobile surfaces. We’re continuing to investigate and will post further updates. API requests and payment processing are unaffected b
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by rethab 6mo ago
Same issue here. What was the name of that question and answer site again where you had to manually copy and paste code from? ;-) Official status is still green: https://status.claude.com/ But downdetector is clear: https:
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by rethab 1y ago
Shout out to Blogtrottr[1], which allows you to subscribe to RSS feeds and have the posts sent to you via email. Great service I've been using for years. [1] https://blogtrottr.com
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by rethab 1y ago
what's his next thing, is that known?
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by rethab 1y ago
This article should have started with a disclosure that the author offers a commercial alternative?
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by rethab 1y ago
Fancy! Why are the first twenty commits or so created in the same minute though? Surely you can’t be that fast if you need to prompt for each commit
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by rethab 1y ago
This is great advice. Unfortunately, all these AI tools make it far too easy for beginners to not follow it. I'm not sure if all this advice will become irrelevant or if those programmers trained in the 2020ies will not become those &q
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Exploring Identities in the AT Protocol via Bluesky(fusectore.dev)
2 points by rethab 2y ago|0 comments
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by rethab 2y ago
We cannot forget that we also loose something with working remotely (say more than 75% of the time) and that is the occasional bumping into each other at the water cooler or in the morning when coming in. These are situations you can artifi
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by rethab 2y ago
- Software Architektur im Stream (mostly German, but sometimes English) - 2.5 Admins (sysadmins Talking) - A Bootiful Podcast (Java / Spring) - Risky Biz (IT Security News) - Software Engineering Radio - The Engineering Room with Dave
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by rethab 2y ago
I like the jetbrains products a lot and have been using IntelliJ as my main IDE for years. What I don’t like is their pricing with regards to multiple products. I use IntelliJ 95% of the time and pay for it. Sometimes, I’m writing some Pyth
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by rethab 3y ago
Gradle Plugin for native semantic releasing: https://github.com/rethab/semantic-release-gradle-plugin Very much a proof of concept, but please feel free to try & ask for features
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by rethab 3y ago
dependabot can also be used for regular version updates
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by rethab 3y ago
> scheduled GitHub Action workflow ..sounds like they're not dogfooding dependabot? curious if anybody knows more/why
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GitHub Actions Incident 29.3(githubstatus.com)
97 points by rethab 3y ago|53 comments
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by rethab 4y ago
how do you make sure your scripts are SH compatible?
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by rethab 4y ago
AWK is just fine for data manipulation. And unlike python, you don't need to worry about whether it's installed and in what version.
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GitHub Actions Pitfalls(fusectore.dev)
241 points by rethab 4y ago|103 comments
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by rethab 4y ago
> I've also found that interviews don't tell you much about reality. Always ask to see code and talk to engineers about what their days look like. I believe there are very few legitimate reasons they won't show you their c
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Finitecurve: Draw an Image with One Line(finitecurve.com)
2 points by rethab 4y ago|0 comments
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Notes from the Enlightened – Productivity Tip with Todoist(fusectore.dev)
2 points by rethab 4y ago|0 comments
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by rethab 4y ago
> use the probationary period for what it's designed This is probably fine in an environment where the candidate has lots of other options, but think about this scenario: a person applying to multiple companies, possibly rejecting s
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by rethab 4y ago
GitHub Actions are extremely actively developed and from what I can tell quite strategic. However, the action team's acceptance for outside contributions across all their projects (runner, toolkit, actions) seems surprisingly low for a
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by rethab 4y ago
Reads very much like written by GPT-3

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