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There are such a wide variety of fireworks available now there is probably less need for those specifically. The show I was at still had enough loud booms to set off dozens of cars…

Begin? I haven’t heard anything positive about Roku in 10 years or so. They had to race to the bottom to compete with Amazon and Google. And maybe they mostly survived til now, but…

I can’t understand this. The first thing I do with new agent driven project is set up quality checks. Linters, test frameworks, static analysis, etc… Whatever I would expect a deve…

As a percentage of good to mediocre, maybe. Engineers of 40 years ago were probably better than engineers 20 years ago. Less of them and more constraints they had to deal with. Dem…

If I don’t know what I don’t know, how am I going to build something any better than a coding agent? An approach on a couple of projects has been to prototype with the agent, learn…

I use the cursor cli, not the IDE. Why? Someone else is paying for it.

And 32-bit to 64-bit.

This is my go to solution for code sync across macOS laptop, Windows VMs, and Linux VMs to build and run/debug across environments. Unless something has changed, exclusions of buil…

My wife's work laptop gives this stupid warning anytime any USBC charger is plugged in, other than the Dell brick. So even a dock delivering 100w would get a complaint. The Dell br…

I am not sure how, but at one point even private browser mode would still have me logged in to Entra ID. Couldn’t log out of main browser and same session would follow me to privat…

Claude can do mermaid diagrams and I started with those, but I have been asking it to generate draw.io diagrams as of late. I haven't actually tried the AI integration recommendati…

My M4 MacBook Pro for work just came a few weeks ago with 128 GB of RAM. Some simple voice customization started using 90GB. The unified memory value is there.

It is 15mph at this school with kids present. So percentage wise kind of high, but in absolute terms not much.

Just completed my first, small go program. It is just a cli tool to use with code quality tool for coding agent skill. The toolchain built into go left a good first impression. Rec…

Same way you would in a terminal. You can provide the agent details to use either through skills or commands that provide reference and context to use. The agent can load when need…

I somewhat disagree. Sure, if the prompt is “build fully functional application that does X from scratch”, then of course you are going to get crap end product because of what you …

Breaking down requirements, functionality and changes into smaller chunks is going to give you better results with most of the tools. If it can complete smaller tasks in the contex…

There is a lot of data shuttling or shuffling in enterprise applications and if agents can write that part, so be it. I can spend more time on the harder business and technical pro…

It forces you to consider when, where and why a change occurs and can help reason later about changes. Thread safety is a big plus.

Do they often publicize the threats that are predicted and handled? I can’t say for certain, but it seems like the old adage about IT.

Already exists in some parts of southern california as toll lanes for single drivers.

Depends on how many times the few more servers are duplicated. Getting an extra server for on-premises installed products is worse than pulling teeth. It’s not one server, it is on…

This has been one of my pet peeves on our projects; how simply can I build a project and run it. Ideally with just Java and git, can I download, build and run. Throw in some projec…

It’s still early days for these agents. There isn’t any reason the agents won’t build or understand AST in the future to more quickly refactor.

Agreed. There is a difference. I used vibe coding to build a UI prototype of workflow. I used mockup images as the basis of the layout and let the agent use Redis as the persistenc…