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by shinycode 1y ago
There is apps like Halide or Photon that have a Process Zero or TrueRaw mode that is more natural. Of course a phone is just an other tool with different constraints. I gave up paying 2 or 3 times the price of my phone for a dedicated camer
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by shinycode 1y ago
I remember doing this for years as well and it seemed like magic and this algorithm blew my mind that any piece of a movie could be rebuild from a small part of par files. ChatGPT is quite good at explaining it
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by shinycode 1y ago
Yes I sacrificed the right ⌘ but the gain I have all day compensate for the few times I have to do ⌘ + p in one hand. You can cycle through and have a switcher yes. It’s really instantaneous to switch apps for me and I gain so much time fo
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by shinycode 1y ago
I use shortcuts to split windows with rectangle app all the time it’s really more powerful than split screen
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by shinycode 1y ago
Fwiw I discovered rcmd a few years ago and it changed my workflow to attribute an app to a shortcut. I switch through cmd-tab less often and I’m really more productive. I can’t live without it now https://lowtechguys.com/rcm
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by shinycode 1y ago
I’ve never ever liked working with the full screen mode. Very hard to do multi tasking with it. Curious to see how much people use it
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by shinycode 1y ago
In French it’s « Sous-titrage Société Radio-Canada »
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by shinycode 1y ago
Hmm will openAI dogfood their own accountability with software like this ? Curious to know if they’ll be able to take this bet on their own money related software
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by shinycode 1y ago
I never ever use my laptop anymore outside of work. I never surf the web, read, order stuff etc from my laptop. It’s basically useless now if I don’t code or use pro apps. So a bigger phone is confortable because some websites suck on small
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by shinycode 1y ago
I think this does the same as well https://mammouth.ai/
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by shinycode 1y ago
Yes I do, it’s just for new comers who are used to cursor where, without careful prompting you just lock yourself out of premium requests, that’s not immediately a given that CC is more dangerous and does not work the same way at all. Of
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by shinycode 1y ago
It’s not about a single line diff but the same prompts with cursor does not end costing that much
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by shinycode 1y ago
It’s definitely easy with an API key I hit 200$ in an evening. I didn’t think that could be possible. Horrifying
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by shinycode 1y ago
I bet with a co-worker that a migration from angular 15 to angular 19 could be done really fast avoiding months. I spent a whole evening on it and Claude code have never been able to pull off a migration from 15 to 16 on its own. A total wa
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by shinycode 1y ago
What made google rich will be used here with an order of magnitude more power … custom ads for everyone within the answer, not alongside. The LLM knows people with a precision even deeper, the personality like SEO has never been able to ach
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by shinycode 1y ago
Exactly, the problem is not the students but the amount of efforts the education system has to pour in to change and make it better (and take advantage of LLMs as a learning opportunity )
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by shinycode 1y ago
Instead of adding friction, part of the work of oneself is about finding the root cause of why we go into those places and understand up to which point spending too much time on those is not only detrimental to society but to me personally.
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by shinycode 1y ago
To follow up my previous comment, I worked on a project where someone fixed an old bug. This bug became a feature for clients who build their systems around this api endpoint. The consequence is hundreds of thousands of user duplicates with
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by shinycode 1y ago
I can’t stop thinking that this way of thinking is either plain wrong and misses completely what software development is really about. Or very true and in X years people will just ask the trending AI « I need a billing/CRM/X syste
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by shinycode 1y ago
That’s exactly my point, maybe for Tim Cook in the end what matters most is just to find a way to make the company money and lasts longer. Innovation might happen along the way or not, in the end money is what matters for him. I don’t say i
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by shinycode 1y ago
Well it even if he’s only that it seems to work pretty well regarding sales over the last +10 years. Cash is the blood of companies so even if that’s not the best decisions ever regarding pure/first player innovations, as long as the c
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by shinycode 1y ago
Stupid comment, why someone who is not Steve Jobs can say what SJ would do. Because anyone who is not him can say his own point of view and tag it as « Steve Jobs would have … » I even think someone at Apple might have said « SJ would have
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by shinycode 1y ago
A side note, will we still attend and watch Formula 1 races it AI would drive cars (maybe near perfection) ?
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by shinycode 1y ago
I agree with you. The problem is all those people saying that « soon » we won’t have to review any code and other agents will review, merge, deploy. As in a closed loop. The companies believing that will that great risks at offloading th
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by shinycode 1y ago
I have too much work and too little time. I tried them all and cursor is the only one with a polished enough experience that made it stick right away. Others might be good but I didn’t have anything near the flowless experience of cursor
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by shinycode 1y ago
And wait until there is 500 million of generated loc no one read and the product needs to evolve every week.
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by shinycode 1y ago
Actually LLM exists in the first place because creative people like him wrote down their thoughts. If no human ever wrote anything, LLMs wouldn’t be able to generate anything would they. Now because LLM are rehashing on human content the fe
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by shinycode 1y ago
Most likely, it looks like a summed up documentation. The kind of thing I get from an LLM when I do one prompt. Not that useful for a blog post
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by shinycode 1y ago
Cursor once wrote a comment, I prompted then « what is the source of the comment » and it replaced the comment with a stackoverflow url in which the page contained the said comment verbatim. I didn’t expect cursor to paste the full url
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by shinycode 1y ago
That’s a terrifying future and even more so because it might already be in route

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