shynrou

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by shynrou 3y ago
I tried using it 2 years ago on a mid complexity webapp and it blew up in my face as soon as things got a little more complex. The hidden mechanics of everything made it absolutely horrible to debug. Including some serverside rendering issu
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by shynrou 3y ago
I'd recommend obsidian, works well on mobile and desktop, and documents are plain .md files in directories.
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by shynrou 3y ago
Some things to think about a) your prompt is ambigious in the sense of do you want masculine nouns or nouns prepended with "der". b) Prompting in the language you want the output to be usually results in better output. c) German
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by shynrou 4y ago
Exactly. When the first news came out about it's ability to "understand" code, find bugs and improve uppon it, I tested it with some snippets of mine. It just gave boilerplate best practices you find on 100 of blogs, but was
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by shynrou 4y ago
Feels weird reading of all these same experiences. Since my childhood I always felt older than I was. Any body got a similar experience?
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by shynrou 4y ago
Try to shift your perspective, asking for help when needed is a strength. It means you know your limits, that your not infalible. Asking for help is often the most productive thing you can do. It always feels bad not getting anywhere or eve
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by shynrou 4y ago
When you want to have infinite scroll, but have no new content to show. :'D
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by shynrou 4y ago
That's not how statistics work, unless you assume there is a correlation between tab users salary and their willingness to respond to surveys. Which would also be an interesting find
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by shynrou 4y ago
Then you are probably just in the middle between both. Like with most of these categories it's a spectrum. Also not all being with social is equal. You may converse less together just enjoying the presence. Have deep passionate convers
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by shynrou 4y ago
Yeah you are absolutely right. Here in germany a lot of companies pay a decent premium on temporary/loan workers and freelancers just to not be bound to then.
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by shynrou 4y ago
But that's kinda the point, when you are on a low to mid tier setup you now have to download 50GB of 4k textures you're never gonna see.
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by shynrou 4y ago
..., yet. Mostly because of the tech being decently locked down by license and limited access currently. At the pace these models are developing it's pretty much unthinkable that it will not have a big impact in the next 20 years.
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by shynrou 4y ago
"but" expresses conflict, nuances and compromises. Life is not simple and our thoughts, actions and feelings are often not rational or in line with each other, there for dismissing anything before "but" is a way of activ
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by shynrou 5y ago
I have worked in both kinds of projects. Those where the backend was the mess and those where the frontend was it. Good devs, who take care and are given the time to do it right, can create both in clean manner. I think usually the problem
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by shynrou 5y ago
That's a cool text. It feels like the language switches to old dialect. It reads and probably sounds a lot more like old german or dutch.
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by shynrou 5y ago
Looks like a really cool open source project, will definitely check it out.
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by shynrou 5y ago
Shame is not really constructive though, if you know what you are capable off, accept that you will always have to learn more and do your best each day. There is no need for shame. Even if your PR comes back with 20 issue even though you di
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by shynrou 5y ago
In addition to that, the title is more descriptive of what other employees should expect from you. A programmer is a typist, tasks in results out, no creativity or problem solving expected. Developer creates something new so a little more c
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by shynrou 5y ago
Yeah it really seems like just undercutting prices, to get their software out there. Similar to Amazons pricing of Echo and Kindle.
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by shynrou 5y ago
Most teams I have encountered so far don't have an anyone that experienced with scalable database systems. So you have to choose the best you can do at that moment without loosing your momentum. When more users come more funding will c
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by shynrou 5y ago
Yep because they would not get anything done ;) In my experience as a web dev, all the performance goes out the window as soon as the tracking scripts are added.
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by shynrou 5y ago
I would differenciate between the two. A content creator makes first and foremost content and advertises second to fund that endevour. While influencers have often no clear line or almost exclusively make ads. Imho: Influencer are cringewor
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by shynrou 6y ago
Just as a note: prism/prism.js is a fairly popular syntax highlighter. Might make it more difficult to get traction.
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by shynrou 6y ago
And that kids is the reason you should never use wikipedia as a source.
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by shynrou 6y ago
I wouldn't dare to call some one with an income of 60$ per month not poor...
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by shynrou 6y ago
I live in germany here you can earn a decent salary if your in one of the mayor cities.
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by shynrou 6y ago
You may want to make the demo section work on small phone screens. Otherwise looks cool :)
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by shynrou 6y ago
I think the author is wrong in saying the DOM and BOM are a part of JS since they are a part of the Runtime Environment just look at node.js. JavaScript is ECMA Script. We also define what Version of Javascript we use by denoting the ES Ver
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by shynrou 6y ago
No mention of the energy density, which is probably a decent amount lower.
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by shynrou 6y ago
It reads like an ad written by themselfes... How can it be privacy focused, when the whole premise is that they check your data against databases of other companies.

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