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isaacaggrey

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About isaacaggrey

Staff Software Engineer, Acrisure. My comments are my own and do not represent my employer.

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    I agree but this particular example showed nothing about leveraging skill, experience, or intuition. If anything, this is another straightforward example of a one shot ask. edit: t…

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    Very neat. Thank you for sharing! I assume this was one shot as well -what sort of prompt did you use? I’m sure folks would be interested even in a blog post comparing just this pr…

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    Comment #48022991

    I understood it in the spirit of “code is a liability not an asset.” Code still needs to be maintained, changed, etc whether that is by a human or LLM. In other words, just because…

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    It's interesting how this is both a nebulous yet concrete idea and how definitions and implementations vary widely. I was having the _exact_ same questions since I've had to newly …

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    Comment #44240801

    I agree with your parent post but why would a breakup not equally apply to Apple?

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    Comment #43258836

    I think other commenters are overstating the change from staggered to columnar. I type just fine (100 WPM+) going between my Moonlander (split keyboard from ZSA) and my Lenovo/Macb…

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    Comment #42143712

    Could you elaborate?

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    Comment #38569752

    Could you elaborate on how code review after merge is fine or better? Some major downsides to review after merge: - cost of context switching (author has moved on to something else…

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    Comment #37629164

    I appreciate more takes in this space and what elim could be. Best of luck! That said, I find Fabriq to be more inline with what I (no affiliation) think about an app to help culti…

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    Comment #34724533

    > Our Linux product is currently focused on big budget post facilities which often use Linux. What's the value prop for a studio to run something on Linux vs Mac / Windows? This is…

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    Comment #34175198

    Are you just saying that Windows users longer need to use PuTTY or similar? That sounds convenient but leaves me wondering what particularly about that quality of life improvement …

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    Comment #33777525

    Let's be fair - I don't think we're talking about simply swapping lists when you zoom out. At a minimum, any value prop would have to match the existing major app stores such as ve…

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    Comment #33776757

    I'm biased to appreciate that F-Droid even exists but providing a default list is not cognitive dissonance, and what you've said suggests that you may have missed the author's poin…

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    Comment #33776580

    I agree that censorship is not the best angle the article concludes on but I don't think "user choice, decentralization, and community-controlled curation" are abstract ideas. The …

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    Comment #33628099

    > Nobody seemed interested in making this so I just made it myself and I've been using it for the last 2 years very happily. Based on your profile, I presume you're talking about h…

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    Comment #33208886

    I also see an error but instead: Uncaught TypeError: GLctx is undefined -- Firefox 105 on Linux 64-bit (ElementaryOS)

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    Comment #33176601

    > Try the HTML version of Gmail in your browser https://mail.google.com/mail/u/0/h/ . Just HTML and CSS. It’s the fastest email client in the world. I use Fastmail on a regular bas…