ryanolsonx

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   by ryanolsonx 3mo ago

   How do you use it in relation to claude?
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   by ryanolsonx 4mo ago

   I’ve felt burnt out- it’s pretty exhausting reviewing and testing code all day
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   by ryanolsonx 4mo ago

   Idk what car you have but mine can drive right away, just like Zed.
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   by ryanolsonx 4mo ago

   Two things to consider: - When reading generated code, which programming language would be the most readable to you? - Which programming language guides AI to write correct code using language features or guardrails? There you will find y
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   by ryanolsonx 10mo ago

   OMG
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   by ryanolsonx 1y ago

   It’s funny, when I was younger, it was all about MSN messenger, MySpace (esp the music player on there), and forums. That’s the old web I remember from before. No personal blogs, really. (Again I’m not old enough to remember before that)
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   by ryanolsonx 2y ago

   You should read the whole article… (or even better, watch the UtahJs talk )
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   by ryanolsonx 2y ago

   I’m on board
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   by ryanolsonx 3y ago

   I can see your point. Thanks.
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    by ryanolsonx 3y ago

    If you've never seen anyone work with syntax highlighting off, there are some YouTube videos that inspired me to try coding with syntax highlighting off: 1. "Hacking with Andrew and Brad" - Andrew Gerrand (previously on the G
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    by ryanolsonx 3y ago

    Why do you hate autoindent? Have you seen issues with autoindent while developing? Vim `set autoindent` works well when configured with how you do tabs for a given language (ie `set sw=2 sts=2` for JavaScript)
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    by ryanolsonx 3y ago

    For VS Code users, I have a collection of themes without syntax highlighting https://vscodethemes.com/e/ryanolsonx.distilled/fogbell?lang... . Some are rough around the edges, but right now I'm using my port o
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    by ryanolsonx 3y ago

    I love coding with syntax highlighting off. The signal from linters or other code analyzers ends up jumping out more when other things aren't highlighted.
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    by ryanolsonx 3y ago

    As a staff engineer that reads a lot of code, I go without syntax highlighting. Things are just fine.
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    by ryanolsonx 3y ago

    How does this compare with Conduit? [1] [1] https://demo.realworld.io
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    by ryanolsonx 3y ago

    I love Arc. They've built a browser that's truly so pleasant to use.
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    by ryanolsonx 3y ago

    Light themes represent
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    by ryanolsonx 3y ago

    The hug of death doesn't bode well for the approach.
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    by ryanolsonx 3y ago

    Acme is an interesting text editor for development. I've used it for React.js development before. Because of how you can script it, I could run Prettier on save and a few other things you'd normally expect in the JS world.
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    by ryanolsonx 4y ago

    This is really cool. I dig it. I like that there's a Sublime Text package for it. Seeing my plain text todos with nice syntax highlighting is a perk. I maintain a Zenburn color scheme[0] for Sublime Text. After playing with this, I add
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    by ryanolsonx 6y ago

    I don't think people used static site generators to make websites back in 1999. Why not edit raw html?
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    by ryanolsonx 6y ago

    Also, Sea Change from the author of Zen Habits blog: https://seachange.zenhabits.net/
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    by ryanolsonx 6y ago

    I really like your comment. > switched to a language that built and ran faster Which one did you switch to?
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    by ryanolsonx 6y ago

    RSS came to my mind too. If everyone self-hosted something that gives an RSS feed, your social network feed could really just be an RSS reader.
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    by ryanolsonx 7y ago

    If I'm understanding his correctly, google actually changes the HTML to have these anchor tags?
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    by ryanolsonx 7y ago

    You can't just "get rid" of FOSS software. It'll live on. :)
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    by ryanolsonx 7y ago

    How do you keep things fast? Lambda functions can have cold starts that introduce latency. How do you manage that? (From my small amount of experience - please prove me wrong.)
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    by ryanolsonx 7y ago

    I thought this post was going to be about stability. It is _not_ stable. That's the biggest problem.
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    by ryanolsonx 7y ago

    > “Put up your hand if you like or maybe even love your smartphone,” I asked the audience of policymakers, industrialists and students. > Nearly every hand in the room shot up. > “Now, please put up your hand if you trust your sma
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    by ryanolsonx 7y ago

    My advice would be to quit chasing exciting frameworks. Pick something that has been around a while (Ruby on Rails, Python with Django, Java Spring) and go with it. Focus on performance once it becomes a problem. In python, you can rewrite