zeratax

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by zeratax 7d ago
that still means it's effectively useless to app developers. who here is creating apps solely for the duo?
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by zeratax 7d ago
how can an llm give me any reward? it's also just the state of the llm that was favorable due to the seed or w/e
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by zeratax 16d ago
who lied about what?
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by zeratax 17d ago
i think cachyos actually does interesting things, but i still would never recommend an arch based distro to anyone
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by zeratax 1mo ago
is it also build on gpui and does that mean gpui is getting a webgl backend?
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by zeratax 1mo ago
gp was talking about 87MB without animations how do you end up at your estimate?
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by zeratax 1mo ago
no offense but i dont know you and maybe you do belong on blocklists lol
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by zeratax 1mo ago
does that actually work though? if i look through the memory claude has written it's all just things i've said, never anything retrieved from a web search and especially not anything that wasn't explicitly relevant to what i
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by zeratax 1mo ago
is this supposed to compete with a traditional vcs like git? it reads to me like it's a separate different thing
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by zeratax 1mo ago
the argument that it's more maintainable seems to never be grounded in much of anything though in my experience
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by zeratax 1mo ago
you are hyperfocusing on a single example. there are contexts where it matters and others where it doesnt sure, but i dont think either approach is inherently easier to understand or maintain
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by zeratax 1mo ago
i dont really understand the point. am i never going to buy any tech ever again, because most things tend toward enshitification?
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by zeratax 1mo ago
yeah like i do find apple software is now full of ads, bugs and often feels very unpolished. but i also think they have recently increased complexity in a bunch of places and i like that a lot haha... like being able to customize your homes
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by zeratax 1mo ago
it is so frustrating to me that claude code still does not understand how the bash tool properly functions and no matter how much I mention how it works in my CLAUDE.md it still misuses it.
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by zeratax 1mo ago
yeah the article says that. but parent talked about just signing it, idk if it's still really moveable then either though...
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by zeratax 1mo ago
i dont see how that answers the question? why not answer more demand with even more ai agents?
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by zeratax 1mo ago
he didnt declare himself that, other germans declared him that... > Many Germans have told me I'm more German than many Germans
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by zeratax 2mo ago
what is the alternative here? never ever running git hooks, lsps etc. all of these are vulnerable. and again no other ide here has a better solution.
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by zeratax 2mo ago
I kind of get what everyone here is saying, but in my experience i love passkeys and use them for everything as much as possible. I especially love the qr code feature where you can login with a passkey that is only on your phone on another
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by zeratax 2mo ago
sure i guess, but some of the best food i've ever eaten was in some cheap chinese restaurant that didnt care at all about the "experience" or w/e ^^
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by zeratax 2mo ago
Okay but this is just not true here. VSCode always first asks you if you trust the author of this code and if not gives you the option to open the directory in restricted mode
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by zeratax 2mo ago
vscode explicitly warns you when you open a directory and gives you the choice to open it in restricted mode without all the integrations. it's not zero click at all.
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by zeratax 2mo ago
I feel like vscode is doing everything right here and they cant really do much about users choosing to ignore security warnings. Other IDEs here do exactly the same or less. Not saying there isn't room to improve, but again if you&#x2
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by zeratax 2mo ago
if you just clone a repo no githooks are every automatically enabled. but since this was downloaded not cloned it's a different story
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by zeratax 2mo ago
it's just one of the most common complaints i see all the time from plex users and was a big reason i switched too
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by zeratax 2mo ago
yeah i honestly like it a lot too, but i wish it was typed and that the tooling around it was better. though it's getting there...
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by zeratax 2mo ago
imo the downsides to this are so minimal to a user? you can configure neovim without defining any functions or w/e and it's not like awkward or anything
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by zeratax 2mo ago
i find nix a weird mention here. there is a popular segment of people who wish nix would have used a generic programming language instead of a dsl, but i cant imagine nix working with something like toml ever. the complexity to build every
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by zeratax 2mo ago
every jellyfin app nowadays not only has downloads, but unlike plex it even works relialby
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by zeratax 2mo ago
kinda surprising to me after the macos web demo was apparently done on the $40 monthly coding plan which was like a 6 hour task

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