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by shinycode 2y ago
The person. That’s when I say that when it’s as a help it’s ok, when it’s as a cheating out, aka outsourcing brain, it’s not. « I don’t want to think it through but still appear to having worked on it » is not acceptable. I agree with all
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by shinycode 2y ago
Because it’s not in my power to decide but I’ve proposed it
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by shinycode 2y ago
The main difference with SO is that the code from SO cannot always be c/p, the context is different so we had to rethink it. With copilot you have the sense that it’s contextualized and it’s the right fit. With pair programming I saw h
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by shinycode 2y ago
Our intern uses copilot extensively and its code is riddled with errors. What a pain to review, a lot of time wasted. This is really concerning for newer generations that are not professionals yet but they trust it because the code looks be
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by shinycode 2y ago
What’s the point of 12 rounds interviews to have staff that does no real work ?
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by shinycode 2y ago
I agree but for a different reason. Now the subscription is 20$ a month and the API price is accessible. What will happen when they all decide to x100 or x1000 the price of their API ? All the companies that got rid of people in favor of AI
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by shinycode 2y ago
I tried many as well and craft.do hit a sweet spot for me because I can log in with multiple devices and my work computer as well with a different Apple ID. The markdown, calendar and links features are great.
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by shinycode 2y ago
I think what he meant by AI is AI in services everywhere. I attended an AWS summit this week and 9 out of 10 of the almost 100 companies had AI written on the punchline of their stand. This is the AI the author meant, AI integrated into
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by shinycode 2y ago
They lost all credibility to me. All the apps and services that I love that have been shut down over time… this culture is so wrong. Instead of building quality products that stand the test of time and continue to pour quality over time, i
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by shinycode 2y ago
In jetbrain products, you can select any bloc of code and show the git history for this particular bloc. I don’t know exactly which command is behind it but I always thought it would be tedious to do it manually like you described
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by shinycode 3y ago
The UI of the Mac app looks a lot like a previous version of craft.do which I love. I found the iOS version of acreom is too light
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by shinycode 3y ago
I had a hard time getting used to it. I preferred craft instead. Maybe since then there is new features ?
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by shinycode 3y ago
It’s kind of sad that the only way to get control over our devices is to buy one with such limited functionalities. Personally I don’t have the budget for an iPad and a remarkable so I prefer cutting off all socials and wasted time on websi
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by shinycode 3y ago
It was a legitimate question. I saw the price of the last remarkable and its pricetag is quite high compared to an iPad. Given the context in which I use tablets, 2 weeks battery seems not that important to me given all the things the iPad
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by shinycode 3y ago
Anything an iPad can’t do ?
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by shinycode 3y ago
I can say the same thing between my car and a Ferrari, never having driven one…
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by shinycode 3y ago
vwaar deer is close enough but the prononciation is condensed so the r and double e are not strong. No emphasis whatsoever
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by shinycode 3y ago
Try a service like lemlist But usually it’s not free in time and/or money. Even harder if it does not really solve a pain point
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by shinycode 3y ago
Exactly and all sources will benefit from a Spatial Audio effect which is really nice
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by shinycode 3y ago
I just love it. It adds more depth to everything even podcasts. I can’t listen to music without it, it’s so well executed that music without it appears flat to me. 100x better difference than lossless music.
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by shinycode 3y ago
It looks like Amazon created the same thing Google did. Paying keywords for ranking and if you don’t they decide what comes up organically. They crawl and decide which goes into what order.
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by shinycode 3y ago
Most of the times I go into a mall, I can find the same thing online with next day delivery, cheaper. Rare are the occasions where I need something right now or when I need to see products in person. In France (and other parts of Europe)
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by shinycode 3y ago
I tried to go on holidays with my dslr… what a pain. So heavy (unless you buy a $3000 mirrorless) for photos I never print and the times I print them no one ever take the time to look at them. They stay in a closet until thrown out. The qu
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by shinycode 3y ago
100km a day is really not that much. A lot a friends work in an other town that it’s 50km away so 100km a day just for work.
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by shinycode 3y ago
Awful, bots on their own having real conversations with people with the voice of a loved one. Scamming on steroids
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by shinycode 3y ago
Aside from the fact that is will be easier to scam people, I fail to see benefits. We can already translate everything with the same synthetic voice
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by shinycode 3y ago
I created a full website a few years ago that allowed the search, and CRUD of art pieces. I enjoyed bringing the project to life and having a fully working website with no back-end. It was a side project to proof concept so I don’t know a
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by shinycode 3y ago
I totally agree, quality knowledge that will last years and saves time is worth it. Amazing book
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by shinycode 3y ago
I completely agree with you. It’s shifting but we cannot consider it as already shifted. Some comments are going into this direction of the whole debate behind us and laws not applying anymore. Our feeling about it has changed but my coun
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by shinycode 3y ago
Bought it on Amazon

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