shinycode

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by shinycode 9d ago
X4 pro launched in July and I could buy it for 89€ now it costs 119€. And I bought the x3 in June for 50€ now it’s 89€. So yeah that’s the strategy
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by shinycode 15d ago
Quite annoying when, as we see in the tv show “the playlist” that traces back the story of Spotify, the founder put a huge emphasis on performance to differentiate them from the rest and create the best possible UX…
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by shinycode 1mo ago
Thank you I thought I was crazy, but it’s not only me. Unbearable to work with compared to a few months back
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by shinycode 1mo ago
Apple already does that since last year at least. In many situations if you 4x and put your finger on the 1x you’ll see the picture change. Sometimes massively
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by shinycode 1mo ago
Exactly, that’s what my doctor did then asked if there’s anything else otherwise it’s 30€ the visit. Worst investment ever.
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by shinycode 2mo ago
That’s an interesting thought. I’ll try not to type too hard on my keyboard then
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by shinycode 2mo ago
Could these flights prove to people that with their own eyes they can see the earth is not flat ?
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by shinycode 2mo ago
True, my original view of the matter was too simplistic
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by shinycode 2mo ago
Also unfortunately the problem lies when the platform has too much power and makes this relationship with the author disproportionate. At first such a platform seems like a good deal for everyone, except when it stops being one
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by shinycode 2mo ago
Actually if authors could sell directly I’ll gladly buy from them each and every time and cut off the middle man.
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by shinycode 3mo ago
Same here, the brainstorming and research phases are good and the spec part at well, I do side adversarial reviews all the time with other independent agents and feed sp the reviews and they are tools to avoid gliding over the surface. The
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by shinycode 3mo ago
Oh wow so sorry to hear that, never thought taking about my insensitiveness to cafeine would yield such discussion. I’m not going through what you feel and I might never know if I save some form of ADHD or not. Maybe there’s a bright side
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by shinycode 3mo ago
Actually I’ve been inattentive as a kid and when I like something time stops I can have really deep focus. But I’ve learn to dig subjects I don’t like to succeed at school and at work so idk if I have ADHD. Sometimes I really hate what I ha
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by shinycode 3mo ago
Actually I never felt the need to be diagnosed with ADHD. So I just looked up online and at first-read I don’t think I have something particularly different that could classify me but I might be wrong. Pushing it I also read that there is g
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by shinycode 3mo ago
I noticed from reading threads online that I can drink 8 espressos a day and stop having espresso for several days or weeks. I make my own from ground beans of 18g. It does nothing to me, I never felt a stimulation and only taste guides my
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by shinycode 3mo ago
At work there’s been a huge number of duplication in the start of the company and no solid abstraction. So no tests as well. We introduced tests in the current architecture but rewriting code has a huge cost to make sure there is no regress
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by shinycode 3mo ago
Congrats on doing 42 and to have worked and shared your project, very nice results !
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by shinycode 3mo ago
I’m not against a more natural voice navigation of iOS rather than gating everything behind ChatGPT which feels like a bad hack
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by shinycode 4mo ago
I noticed that is quite hard to make people change habits regarding software. There is shortcuts to learn and we might feel slow at first which reinforces the feeling of « it’s not better ». It takes a while to get used to nvim, once there
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by shinycode 4mo ago
I agree, search in ClickUp is awful and it’s impossible to find back old cards from previous years. A nightmare. Plus, if consumes gb of memory in the browser.
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by shinycode 4mo ago
I’m in a similar line of thinking and actually some customers are making their own version of our tool. It’s nowhere near feature complete but it suits their needs. Code quality does matter it’s just marketing people being shortsighted beca
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by shinycode 4mo ago
Completely, we even added Claude and Cubic in our ci that drop comments on their own. It’s laziness and/or « I don’t care » on his part
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by shinycode 4mo ago
That’s exactly part of the feelings I have. I always loved to learn, dig subjects, debug, create. Now I feel something has been taken away and has no value. I feel indolence and apathy. In my company the CEO explicitly says that code qualit
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by shinycode 4mo ago
Only the color is similar. Nothing else is otherwise you’ll start putting many cars in the same basket
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by shinycode 4mo ago
It’s a fragile equilibrium and it depends on the kind of project you’re working on. If the knowledge debt is ok then yes, it’s just like a delivery job, if the truck has an engine problem I won’t continue to deliver the packages by walking
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by shinycode 4mo ago
> It’s not lying. It’s not even wrong, necessarily. It’s just incapable of the thing that makes a real architect valuable: saying “no.” In my workflows Claude does pushbacks all the time and justifies why. There is back and forth just li
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by shinycode 4mo ago
I thought the same and it depends on which context you work. Below is an answer on slack from our CEO when I said talking about Claude code source leak : « Dirty, un-architected code is the new norm; it makes billions, who cares… » He answ
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by shinycode 5mo ago
I agree it works nicely for me. From my experience it’s not realistic to expect one-shot each time. But asking it to build chunks and entering a review cycle with nudging works well. Once I changed my mindset from it « didn’t do a one-shot
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by shinycode 5mo ago
Very nice insight, that’s where the value is, even with a lot of time refactoring, testing and reviewing the compressed code phase is so much gziped than it’s still worth it to use an imperfect LLM. Even with humans we have all those post p
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by shinycode 5mo ago
But at some point even if the product is useful if it costs twice what is getting in, won’t that be a problem ?

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