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   by syspec 1y ago

   You should hear the long form of the acronym! TACOBELL - Trump Always Chickens Out Before Eventually Losing Loudly
2. 62.▲
   by syspec 1y ago

   When I code, typing is about 10(?) ercent of the time spent. That's true for most people
3. 63.▲
   by syspec 1y ago

   I feel exactly the same way! I love love love coding. When I'm done with work, and I have time between family stuff, I code to relax! If I have a fun project, I could easily code from when I wake until I go to sleep, and have before ha
4. 64.▲
   by syspec 1y ago

   What's beast mide, and how do I trigger it?
5. 65.▲
   by syspec 1y ago

   Does this work for others when working in other domains? When creating a Swift application, I can't imagine creating 20 agents and letting them go to town. Same for the backend of such an application if it's in say, Java+Springboo
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   Trump Family Cashes in on 'The Infinite Money Glitch'(wsj.com)

   18 points by syspec 1y ago|1 comments
7. 67.▲
   by syspec 1y ago

   Is it possible that this is the result of basically all the benchmarks being focused on coding (and a few standardized tests).
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   by syspec 1y ago

   I've been using Open WebUI and have been blown away, it's a better ChatGPT interface than ChatGPT! https://github.com/open-webui/open-webui Curious how this compares to that, which has a ton of features and r
9. 69.▲
   by syspec 1y ago

   This thread is getting a bit scary, are you okay?
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    by syspec 1y ago

    Please add this prompt for your marketing copy: Make it more succinct. --- I love AI generated code, but man you can spot ai generated marketing copy on landing pages and READMEs. So much copy, so many emoji bullet points
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    by syspec 1y ago

    Ah, I guess he was talking to the person behind you
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    by syspec 1y ago

    I use Claud Opus 4, and it's pretty good at writing code. For very common languages. It makes a lot of mistakes in its own code, trivial ones, like creating functions and calling them with the arguments reversed. The idea that it'
13. 73.▲
    by syspec 1y ago

    You can use DualShocks on Apple TV or iPad games - it's supported. Of course on Mac as well
14. 74.▲
    by syspec 1y ago

    Fair enough
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    by syspec 1y ago

    What's the relation of your comment to this blog post?
16. 76.▲
    by syspec 1y ago

    I think the significance is the the sun will actually have engulfed the earth by that time
17. 77.▲
    by syspec 1y ago

    That's BS, does your team of 5 work for free? Imagine you all cost 100k/year to employ by the larger company (since you all apparently don't make money). Then imagine you are all now cost 105k a year to the parent company. It
18. 78.▲
    by syspec 1y ago

    Very well stated. It's really weird to come across such articles, because they always add this mystic to these cultures that actually ends up coming across as the generic "in touch with nature" noble savage archetype
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    by syspec 1y ago

    Suspend functions appear as regular JVM methods with an extra Continuation parameter. Tools like runBlocking make them straightforward to call from Java. My main point was that you can use Java code as is without modifications from Kotlin,
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    by syspec 1y ago

    The beauty of kotlin is they don't need to. I use kotlin on the backend (never did android development). It's amazing. Better version of java than java. Use any and all java libraries transparently (there's nothing to change
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    by syspec 1y ago

    Here's the list: Python, with a rating of 23.08% C++, 10.33% C, 9.94% Java, 9.63% C#, 4.39% JavaScript, 3.71% Go, 3.02% Visual Basic, 2.94% Delphi/Object Pascal, 2.53% SQL, 2.19% --- Delphi is the 9th most popular language accord
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    by syspec 1y ago

    It's a good well worn tactic. You list in very high detail every single step of any process you don't like. It makes that process seem overly complex, then you can present your alternative and it sounds way simpler. For example, m
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    by syspec 1y ago

    Am I the only one in the world who absolutely loves the Magic Mouse. Aside from gaming it's just so comfortable, scrolling is a dream with inertia no one else has figured out how to mimic, and the gestures are natural. Plus horizontall
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    by syspec 1y ago

    It's likely The LG monitor at the time was the only retina monitor available. The Cinema Display was rather old, and newer Apple displays were not yet released
25. 85.▲
    by syspec 1y ago

    > It would be a long time until Swift is even remotely ready for something like this and I don’t feel there is a burning need to have “yet another wasm platform”. I mean, well, it actually already exists? It's been around for a long
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    by syspec 1y ago

    Prediction: This sale won't happen, in fact, no sale will happen. The idea that a TikTok ban was signed into law will be quietly forgotten. IMO, that's been the strategy of ByteDance. Just ignore the law because US politics is ver
27. 87.▲
    by syspec 1y ago

    So everyone else's kids have to have a lower IQ because of that? Bad parents are gonna be bad parents.
28. 88.▲
    by syspec 1y ago

    How does one go about doing that? For that price? I'd love to give it a go for my family
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    by syspec 1y ago

    What was it?
30. 90.▲
    by syspec 2y ago

    Name is fine,