sktrdie

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by sktrdie 6mo ago
So? Economy is entertainment. When crypto was hype, billions were made and burned from building whatever entertaining thing around that. Now it's AI's turn. Billions will be made and burned. Economy is just a fun game. Let's
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by sktrdie 6mo ago
You still care about end result though: in your case, the end result being the puzzled you solved. AI can make that process still enjoyable. For instance I had to build a very intricate cache handler for Next.js from scratch that worked in
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by sktrdie 9mo ago
What about Call of Duty?
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by sktrdie 10mo ago
I've never personally used Bun. I use node.js I guess. What makes Bun fundamentally better at AI than, say, bundling a node.js app that can run anywhere? If the answer is performance, how does Bun achieve things quicker than Node?
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by sktrdie 10mo ago
How's this different from... a database? Most modern dbs come with auth and some gui. I guess if you need real-time updates this is cool
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by sktrdie 11mo ago
I'll try to review the article with comments to make this a more critical discussion instead of just hates on Next.js (I'm just a Next.js developers for years now and am quite happy with it - but I do agree it requires some deeper
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by sktrdie 11mo ago
I mean, if you want to be an artist, you really can. I've lived off a van for almost a year... just for adventure. Traveled close to beach where I could shower. I spent literally close to nothing day-to-day. I could remake my weekly ex
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by sktrdie 1y ago
> then why am I paying for a senior ? Because they know how to talk to the AI. That's literally the skill that differentiates seniors from juniors at this point. And a skill that you gain only by knowing about the problem space and
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by sktrdie 1y ago
Cool but how does it compare to something like subreddits? There are still biased moderators behind the scene just like subreddits. Seems to not have the upvoting/downvoting side of it which imo is crucial to democratize the entire thi
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by sktrdie 1y ago
Next.js hydrates only client components - so effectively it's doing island architecture. And it's react end to end. How's that different from Astro? Stating things like "Components without the complexity" doesn&#x27
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by sktrdie 1y ago
I was inspired by Bret's articles at a young age. Made be think of software more from a visual perspective. Even re-reading this article now, after many years, inspires me to think of possible ways we can improve building visual system
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by sktrdie 1y ago
Will this whole idea of writing more server-side logic pay off? I'm not sure. It felt like we were moving towards dumb backends that sync automatically towards frontends that would contain most logic. Things like https://loc
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by sktrdie 1y ago
I've been a webdev for 20 years, and I didn't understand what any of that post meant.
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by sktrdie 2y ago
How did they get a hold of the enron.com domain?
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by sktrdie 2y ago
To me this is what all AI feels like. People want "hard to make things" because they feel special and unordinary. If anybody with a prompt can do it, it ain't gonna sell
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by sktrdie 2y ago
I agree with many of the points, but how do they relate with the article at hand?
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by sktrdie 2y ago
https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2020/03/200309221340.h...
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by sktrdie 2y ago
Apart from food packaging, one great way to easily ingest plastic is to use synthetic clothing. Just a basic rubbing of a synthetic sleeve on your nose causes thousands of polyester particles to release in thin air, readily breathable. Not
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by sktrdie 2y ago
My biggest beef with this is: why humanly shaped? Our shape is the outcome of evolutionary survival in an environment that is very much different from... a household?
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by sktrdie 2y ago
I’d trust way more that group of experts to make a decision for me. Otherwise we’d get Walmarts all over the place
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by sktrdie 2y ago
Isn’t it simple economics? There’s no incentives Perhaps entertainment might fund it? Like a reality show on the moon? Still doubt it will finance billions
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by sktrdie 2y ago
If out of all the species that ever existed, we're the only ones that understand our own mortality, it makes me wonder what else, by sheer probability, we have yet to understand.
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by sktrdie 2y ago
Cool but doesn't the Apple Watch have all kinds of sensors to make it work against your wrist? Putting in this case will kind of remove the point of all those nifty hardware gadgets.
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Evolu, local-first SQLite syncing platform using TypeScript and React(evolu.dev)
2 points by sktrdie 2y ago|0 comments
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by sktrdie 2y ago
I think a large benefit to "DB in browser" is about the whole "local-first" software movement. A good overview is written here https://sqlsync.dev/posts/stop-building-databases/ The essence of
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Creating Daylight (The Website)(basement.studio)
2 points by sktrdie 2y ago|0 comments
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by sktrdie 2y ago
What do you all think all this comes from? To me personally it always baffles me with wonder. I think of the analogy of a mouse living in a cage. Do they actually even realize they are inside a cage? Inside a world constructed by some other
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by sktrdie 2y ago
Just read through the article, not sure I get what's the novel thing here. Any insights?
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by sktrdie 2y ago
Or even better store data as an sqlite file that is full-text-search indexed. Then you can full-text search the torrent on demand: https://github.com/bittorrent/sqltorrent
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Behavioral Programming (2018)(lmatteis.github.io)
36 points by sktrdie 2y ago|5 comments

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