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shinycode
2y ago
Valid point, it’s even mandatory in this case. Sometimes people do it for the sake of it. Maybe because there nothing else to make them feel important ? In critical systems I hope it’s the case though
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2y ago
No wonder why software development used to be expensive if 50 lines of code takes multiples days for several people …
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2y ago
With all the SPA out there I find it hard to believe we are building js-less websites today … maybe it’s a browser made to navigate the past and small blogs ?
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2y ago
Eleven labs does it for free (for now) and it works pretty well, multiple voices available and some are high quality
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2y ago
At first you want to keep it to a minimum which is not that hard. But in order to get more clients you will have to deal with more cases and add features. Which is what others have already done …
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2y ago
In France/EU we can use certified eIDAS signature for documents. It’s not free but it makes the signature not worth nothing
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2y ago
You must give other details on where and for how long you store the uploaded documents
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2y ago
Interested if you can give other books/resources on the subject (not fp though)
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2y ago
It’s completely true. Sometimes software development is at the crossroads of art and craftsmanship. So we like to do things nicely for the sake/pleasure of it and we can loose sight of what really matters. Most of the times, what reall
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2y ago
It’s true. I love photography and I prefer so much the experience of editing and doing albums on my iPhone. I stopped doing it years ago on my laptop. I take the pictures and when I’m done within minutes I filtered, edited and shared. Becau
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2y ago
Yes that was exactly my point. For AI to get there ? Sure. But how do they throw out a specific time prediction ? 2-3 years is specific. I mean it’s so specific that companies could make strategic decisions to incorporate it faster and the
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2y ago
I completely share your point of view. And if I may add, I think most people completely overlook the fact that AI for tech companies is the next golden age of ad. They will have AI that can convinces you to buy a product or service over an
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2y ago
We said the same thing 3 years ago and we still have errors on basic questions. I don’t know where people get their estimation from ? Their intuition ?
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2y ago
/sarcasm/ The real question is : will it eat us ? (Like in matrix) if we believe there is only one dominant intelligence
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2y ago
I agree. Millions of people will never ever pay for something they can have for free with instagram. And because the adoption rate will be slow they will have to use instagram anyway in the meantime to find the content and people there whic
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2y ago
Don’t you see it coming ? Contrary to google search the engine knows you and will put personalized ads on synthesized answers. Even generate a small video ad of a product or service, tailored to you on the spot. That, is the future. This
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2y ago
It’s always harder to build a mental model of the code written by someone else. No matter what, if you trust an LLM on small things in the long run you’ll trust it for bigger things. And the most code the LLM writes, the harder it is to bui
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I have a colleague that did it also, moving parts of code and « writing » code quickly with copilot. Because it’s easier to overlook LLM updates he riddled the code with bugs. Subtle things that we undercover later, now that he’s gone. Whe
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2y ago
I agree. I replaced SO with cGPT and it’s the only good case I found. Finding an answer I build onto. But outsourcing my reflexion ? That’s a dangerous path. I tried on small projects to do that, building a project from scratch with cursor
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I’m often surprised that my iPhone photo app show old photos in the widget that look stunning and were taken with the iPhone XS and 11 PM. Night photos are better now but day photos stalled a long time ago. I find joy taking some shots wit
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Doing what ?
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2y ago
I discovered this tool (that I self hosted and it works perfectly) to send ebooks to kobo/kindle from anywhere so iPhone included within seconds : https://send.djazz.se No more plugging it to my laptop, connect to the site
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I agree, how can anyone comes at this number ? Is there a study of any kind backing up this number ? Or is it just garbage empirical evidence from what the poster saw around him (which cannot possibly represent 90% of people). Does the pos
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2y ago
Amazing tool ! I use gather.town at work because everyone works remotely and we all share our screens every day. I have multiple 4K screens and altough Gather let us zoom in, having a dedicated screen for sharing with the proper resolution
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I hate to do this, I have multiple columns in my IDE thanks to 4K and it’s a nightmare in 1920x1080
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I feel that there always will be people loving their craft. Maybe their price will go higher but it also means they might work on more interesting projects because the crap ones will be generated by AI. It also means that commercials, ads
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I hate those videos so much. It would be awesome to have all AI crap removed from the paid version of YouTube
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Not mine but someone showed me this : https://azimutt.app/
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It’s right, pricing is really subjective and I said « personally » because it’s my perception of the matter. I really hope people will pay what you charge and you will get traction. Too much people are used to get software for « free » lik
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I completely agree, I gave Shottr as an example. I also have a lot of subscriptions I’m not at all against it. But you gave the example of Kino, I imagine that the skills to develop such an app is quite high and even if they would be 15$ pe
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