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serial_dev
8mo ago
Well, it certainly depends on the culture of the team and organization. Where you have shared ownership, meaning once I approved your PR, I am just as responsible of something goes wrong as you are and I can be expected to understand it jus
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8mo ago
I don’t know anyone in Europe who uses iMessage, everyone is on WhatsApp though.
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8mo ago
In a professional setting where you still have coding standards, and people will review your code, and the code actually reaches hundreds of thousands of real users, handling one agent at a time is plenty for me. The code output is never go
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8mo ago
It’s just their roundabout way of complaining about their boss forgetting their birthday.
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8mo ago
I agree with everything you are saying, but it’s still a “oh well, no shit, Sherlock” research. Coming up next: Water is wet.
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Is Antigravity down? Agent terminated due to error
(old.reddit.com)
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The New York Stock Exchange Develops Tokenized Securities Platform
(businesswire.com)
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It is hard to look at where it is going when there are so many lies about where the tech is today. There are extraordinary claims made on Twitter all the time about the technology, but when you look into things, it’s all just smoke and mirr
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8mo ago
It’s not a free and open source issue, it’s a general issue in product development. Whereas in free software, people develop apps to have fun, in business product development, teams always try to ship a feature that is the highest leverage,
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Adopting AI at Sentry – "Internal" Email
(twitter.com)
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8mo ago
Even as a consumer I am legitimately happy that I’ve seen ads for some products. Now sure, it probably happens about once a quarter, and for that I watched probably hundreds if not thousands of ads, so was it worth it, I don’t know, probabl
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9mo ago
Wow, it turns off the snowflakes, but the ones already falling will stay there and keep falling. I thought it only changed the background color to yellow, so assumed it doesn't actually turn off the snowflakes, wanted to come here and
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While it's true that so far they only removed Maduro, removing a sitting president and his wife is a show of power, it's a "we do whatever we want". What is stopping the US to remove the next person, and continue doing s
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Even if we were to accept that people who see scam ads ona platform will be less likely to trust good ads on said platform (and honestly I doubt how impactful that is), it’s not a metric Facebook cares about. You are not the customer. The c
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9mo ago
There is no universe where I would like to spend brain power on learning ffmpeg commands by heart.
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9mo ago
Having to support legacy systems with 15y+ development where the system works but you wish you didn’t have to spend so much effort figuring out types? Or maybe you are an expert with a framework, you are very productive with it, you know th
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9mo ago
You gotta check Crux: Cross-platform app development in Rust https://github.com/redbadger/crux
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Let’s say you need three transactions a week, that’s 150 a year. How do you get the right amount of funds into these wallets? How will you get your money out? How will they not be able to track you anyway? As far as I know, you just make th
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I know it’s a different context, but with this catchy title, I can’t resist pointing out that anonymity also doesn’t mean anything. You can have cryptocurrencies in your wallet, (on most chains) you are anonymous but have no privacy, your t
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9mo ago
I left a link to the exact post I'm referring to with the whole thread available for context. And I didn't include the whole thing, because it doesn't change my point which is that IMO BSky people are insufferable. A game is
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Let a Thousand Societies Bloom
(vitalik.eth.limo)
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Though once s hits the fan, you can just tell AI “I have no idea how any of this works andI don’t really even care but I need rate limiting, so do what you must, I trust you”.
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Here’s how I would do this task with cursor, especially if there are more routes. I would open a chat and refactor the template together with cursor: I would tell it what I want and if I don’t like something, I would help it to understand w
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The links are Boeing and this article and thread are about Airbus. Two different companies. Boeing had tons of failures recently, flight search services started adding filters for the airplane because people didn’t want to fly with them. Ai
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…but if I respond with this to a user’s bug report, I’m “not taking this seriously” …
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But think of the children! Or the terrorist! Or communists! Whichever makes you accept the surveillance state.
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I thought the same until OpenAI rolled out a change that somehow always confronted me about hidden assumptions, which I didn’t even make and it kept telling me I’m wrong even if I only asked a simple question.
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Base Pay Delivers 1-Step Crypto Payments
(blog.base.dev)
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Blockchain is a very inconvenient database, for sure, but there is a good reason Bitcoin uses it. It had to solve to double spend problem and create a trustless p2p digital cash, while being censorship resistant and having no central author
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Absurdities and contradictions of my career in crypto
(leku.blog)
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