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Comment #49093109
Yeah great point. In my case I'd dropped Clojure and then returned because of how I could use it with LLMs. Still, the good news is maybe that LLMs don't just kill everything but t…
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Comment #49054578
Hehe, a good joke, but to be a little boring, Clojure is successful and excellent and LLMs love it in my experience. And it's better in LLM era because there little frictions get a…
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Comment #49054193
If machines start doing all of the work, even much or most cognitive work, then I think this has to change. Meanwhile look at Nordic countries for example. Not communist, rich, low…
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Comment #49054137
I'd suggest we already have a some UBI, but in the form of education, health care, disaster relief, food stamps, and so on.
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Comment #49054027
We have state supported pension plans in most developed countries, unemplyment insurance, these large welfare states with extensive public education, national health and so on, so …
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Comment #48906808
I must say this truly depends. I can sometimes be more focused with an audiobook. An extreme example? Heidegger's Being and Time, Macquarie and Robinson translation. The audiobook …
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Comment #48900803
Nice, but only for React?
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Comment #48565012
Of course it's possible, but reading and watching fiction feel very different and can you see a way to change that? The word may continue to decline compared to image. But the imag…
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Comment #48407945
Will this affect non-Korean online communities in Korea? Like Instagram?
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Comment #48205836
Ah, thanks!
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Comment #48202290
To me this is almost like a tone-deaf naming change. Empty Slot (new Pro as Mythos competitor?) Old Pro -> now Flash Old Flash -> now Flash Lite Old Flash Lite -> now Gemma (and no…
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Comment #48103823
Well in a recent project I tried TypeScript thinking, OK, LLMs, huge training corpus! massive adoption! api for everything already set up! swim with the current! and I tried variou…
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Comment #48103676
For me, I need to move fast and already knew Phoenix well, LiveView fits my use case, and websockets setup with Phoenix is very clear so switching to a two-language setup seemed be…
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Comment #48102917
Using Clojure and Elixir and LLMs are fantastic with both. Sure, if I get to a super-stable situation then maybe I'd consider moving to Rust (or Jank?), but for now I'm just so hap…
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Comment #47763688
Thanks, may try this.
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Comment #47750991
I'd be interested in soft drinks that were unsweetened altogether and not just sugar free. Sometimes I have sparkling water + apple cider vinegar + lemon/lime juice and it's wonder…
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Comment #47715690
"... That's not cheating. That's being smart."
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Comment #47589748
VS Code and its forks (Cursor, Antigravity, etc.) have Calva, a fantastic REPL with excellent linter Kondo. These are amazing tools; formatting is the very least of it. You don't n…
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Comment #47559526
https://archive.is/m9YQI
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Comment #47478065
If you want a shot at liking Joyce try "Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man."