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ashwinsundar
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About ashwinsundar
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Comment #49164557
Location: Westminster, Colorado (Greater Denver/Boulder) Remote: Yes (US timezones) Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Python, Django, htmx, Alpine.js, Tailwind CSS, Postgres, D…
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Comment #47929519
What are some examples of this?
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Comment #47785551
You should have it also review the cards too! /s
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Comment #47744456
Have you discovered any unusual or unexpected type of resistances? What's the furthest back in history you've been able to find something like this?
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Comment #47709484
It's just not. I have done all these things. Maintenance is a piece of cake. Sorry that you struggled with this.
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Comment #47707567
You can achieve a great deal of interactivity with pure get/post requests, along with a sprinkling of javascript one-liners and maybe alpine.js if client interactivity is important…
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Comment #47707533
This is a mix of specious, and just outright incorrect. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gish_gallop Here are a few brief replies: popups/tiling - use ` ` real-time chat - use websock…
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Comment #47698633
> If web interface is an application backed by a remote state What does that mean?
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Comment #47459329
Or, utilitarianism
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Comment #47455677
I didn't realize maximizing money is the way to achieve moral excellence. It's interesting how Puritanical the EA folks are
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Comment #47455609
This isn't a good example - people were completing 6-month bootcamps and getting $100k offers to do web development not too long ago, decades after the web and HTML took off. After…
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Comment #47408897
Where is the quote from? A web search revealed only your comment
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Comment #47403257
Thanks, that's a good insight into my value system then. I understand that code doesn't have to be human-readable to be correct. I don't want to work on a codebase filled with unre…
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Comment #47401030
I re-read your comment a few times, but don't understand what you're saying unfortunately. You can write code that works (for some definition of "works") with LLMs without doing it…
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Comment #47395658
Related - On Bullshit by Harry Frankfurt. What bullshit essentially misrepresents is neither the state of affairs to which it refers nor the beliefs of the speaker concerning that …
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Comment #47395614
It's appropriate for the commenter I was replying to, who asked how they can understand things, "while having never even read most of their code." I like AI-assisted programming, b…
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Comment #47395515
Hot take: you can't have your cake and eat it too. If you aren't writing code, designing the system, creating architecture, or even writing the prompt, then you're not understandin…
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Comment #45355542
Why?
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Comment #45300515
Yes. BankGPT uses bank-grade encryption, access controls, and compliance with global data standards (GDPR, SOC 2, etc.) to ensure sensitive financial data is fully protected. Just …
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Comment #45300470
I had this very thought recently at a concert. Tickets were $20, great. A clever shirt that ripped off an Office joke with the band’s name plastered on the front was $35. The music…
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Comment #45297654
Vividness can be modified easily by adjusting the contrast, changing the black/white point, or changing the color temperature of an image.
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Comment #45278594
Great read. In a similar (but not identical) vein, I have been reading "Leisure: The Basis of Culture" (1952) by Josef Pieper, which discusses the concept of "total work" - where e…
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Comment #45223878
I have never read whatever farmers write, but I am almost certain it is miles better than the average tech writing drivel
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Comment #45133375
I want to do this too, and have a feeling that it's not as hard or time-consuming as it seems. 15 years ago, all my music lived in a /Music folder and I could play anything in ther…