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heyparkerj
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Comment #44942274
I've expressed this to others as much as is reasonable - but the phrase "vibe coding" shouldn't be used in any serious discourse about agentic tools. We can't control the lens unde…
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Comment #43705892
“Every song ever” is a frustratingly inaccurate summary, as someone who’s had their songs pulled off the platform with no notice that I wouldn’t hear them again.
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Comment #36316580
Did Reddit actually make that threat or was that just a fearful suspicion from the userbase?
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Comment #36296249
It does happen in practice, but unfortunately because it doesn't happen in practice on average , the WHO has opted away from educating people on the nuances and instead continue th…
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Comment #36295817
Which blows my mind, because when all else in the diet holds equal, swapping two sugar'd sodas with two artificially sweetened sodas will save you (using my old vice Dr Pepper as a…
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Comment #35773957
Location: Denver, CO Remote: Remote/Hybrid/In-House all acceptable Willing to relocate: No Technologies: In depth recent experience with: React, NextJS, NodeJS, Typescript, Express…
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Comment #35443991
Location: Denver, CO Remote: Remote/Hybrid/In-House all acceptable Willing to relocate: No Technologies: In depth recent experience with: React, NextJS, NodeJS, Typescript, Express…
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Comment #31767974
The post itself covers in the intro that they made the conscious decision to go with a monorepo, accepting the downsides of it. Much more than this article though, I'd like to read…
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Comment #30618231
Typically the function has access to whatever props or state it needs because it's in the scope of the component. It's not pure, but it's rare that I need to verbosely pass props i…
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Comment #30617933
I've personally rarely even needed to useMemo, I just write a function that returns the JSX I need and { myFunction() } in the functional component's return (given React).
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Comment #30431859
I learned skiing at ~8yo and did it until ~16, where I picked up snowboarding. I loved the change of pace, but now that I'm 30, I'm heavily considering switching back to skiing for…
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Comment #29983068
"Fairly easy" is never language I would use to describe showing/proving anything to the IRS
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Comment #29395889
My organization's most recent hack day was won by the UX team signing up for a free demo of a chat bot service and demoing it - not a single line of code. We haven't had one since,…
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Comment #29110247
I see where you're going - but I've personally noticed that there are a lot of things coming along with these cloud infrastructure paradigms that have made me feel like my localhos…
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Comment #28306594
I listened to Joe a lot when I was doing manual labor in 2013-2014ish. Like almost every single episode. I was always able to intake the things I thought were interesting and laugh…
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Comment #27633301
ACAB is another poorly chosen slogan for its best interpretation. The most moderate explanation is that to bastardize means “to change something in a way that makes it fail to repr…
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Comment #27133039
From what I've been reading (disclaimer - over the past few hours) the types of stocks you target during periods of inflation changes. You're also playing a bit of a guessing game,…
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Comment #26906659
I think it would be fair to interpret that as "failing to change as many minds as they could"
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Comment #26824482
The most common problem I see is not echo, but software audio ducking that happens as a result of using onboard speakers and mic. Some people have a hard time realizing that they'r…
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Comment #26809585
> it seem to me like meds are the only real treatment. This could be wrong. I'll comment on this, as a neurologically tested ADHD 30 year old with 2 decades of on/off medication ex…
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Comment #26542540
You should watch the talk - I actually happened to do so yesterday so it's still in my mind. The point is not that they're withholding features because it makes the language too si…
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Comment #26348367
I've always been rubbed weird by CSS for these reasons: 1. Often times, someone will do something that should be done programmatically with CSS instead, leading me to finally come …