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i write code because i love it. it's something that makes me genuinely happy, so why would i give that up?

like normal? but i don't use ai to write code for me -- i use it as a companion thing where i ask questions and then, instead of asking for code, i implement everything myself. it …

yup, that's exactly what i do. if anything is making me less productive or just plain stopping my job, i raise an IT ticket, tell my manager and go for a walk.

it's pocketable! that's the main for me: i also have a kobo and bringing it around with me is just too damn annoying. being able to pocket this thing and read anywhere one handed i…

depends on the country, i would guess. but firing because "ai makes us more productive" is basically impossible in most eu countries.

>You call someone an author when they use a ghostwriter. i don't know about you, but i absolutely don't. either you write the book yourself or you are not the author. as kendrick l…

>The agent angle in this post reflects what we're actually seeing from developers during our private beta. legit question: did you invite anyone that isn't doing agentic whatever d…

i tried both and i honestly... i didn't see anything different. i want tmux for three things: 1. easy splits 2. easy scrollback 3. being able to restart a session if my terminal di…

great work! i'm started trying it and it seems like it solves a bunch of issues i have with the native docker. the only problem that i have, right now, is colors: i usually have ev…

yeah but unfortunately an AI flow can bring promotions, while scripts won't

the main things are: 1. pin dependencies with sha signatures 2. mirror your dependencies 3. only update when truly necessary 4. at first, run everything in a sandbox.

i do the same thing, but not for typewriter, but because back in my leopard/snow leopard days, i setup -- to transform into —. the thing is, i never setup it again but i kept typin…

i've been using twitter/x since 2007 and it has not gotten way worse -- specially if you try comparing to truly bad era of the #failwhale.

i've always used double dashes -- because i once i setup a osx shortcut to change those into em-dashes, but i never bother to setup this again in other computers. so now, i just us…

same. i still remember how painful it was to setup services without systemd. having to manually deal with daemons was so painful, to the point of being exoteric.

i've been to a bunch of concerts here in the netherlands and they do the most basic checks. last time, they checked my wife's purse without a torch (so she could've hidden anything…

for people that don't get the reference https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vj8DzA9y8ls

>I wonder who they actually tried to impress with that? investors?

yup, same. slack thread with a lot of comments with people praising it. others were quite skeptical, specially the ones that actually perused the code.

sure. he wasn't beaten to death. but: 1. do you really wanna get into a fight because of this? because dude, i have a family to take care, so i would rather just not say anything. …

i've seen people get beat up because they asked an anti-social c-words to turn the volume down. some people just cannot be reasoned and the amount of people like this is growing HA…

>Do you know of anyone declining to work on a project For ethical in their view ( non military non killing) ? o/ i was offered a high paying job, with relocation to a 1st world cou…

and i honestly would rather parse json inside ipython and then move to a script, than keep invoking `| jq` time and time again.

i did this exact thing literally 15 years ago with a simple django app -- there's no way they are using this kind of example in 2025 year of our lord.

most people don't even know how to properly hone a knife since there are specific movements. i would recommend anyone sending their knives to a professional for sharpening -- you w…