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retendo

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    Comment #47178934

    You don't need a lot of imagination to predict those jobs can be done by other robots in the not so far future.

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    Comment #41720146

    I have a totally different experience. I'm porting a medium sized project (40k loc) from iOS to Flutter and I couldn't be more happy with my setup with Claude. Every time I hit the…

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    Comment #39927233

    You could have a mode for people „who know what they are doing“ and just auto approve all the changes plandex makes and let users handle the changes themselves. I would actually pr…

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    Comment #39510640

    Isn't the number one reason that nuclear gets a bad rep because there is no compelling solution for getting rid of the waste?

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    Comment #38703367

    Phrasing!

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    Comment #38625373

    I created a home bar app for organising my bottles and drink recipes. Now other people use it too, but I still sometimes struggle with prioritising features for myself instead of b…

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    Comment #38443783

    I love that the map doesn't show any borders

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    Comment #36717218

    It's still the most unbelievably ironic name for a pioneer/inventor.

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    Comment #36707460

    Good catch! Worked for me with Postgres 15. Did not work for me with Postgres 12.

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    Comment #36574040

    Can you elaborate what your process is? Some context would be nice as well. Like, what kind of language, what kind of project? I'm genuinely interested.

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    Comment #36028530

    Swift doesn't have a GC. The automatic reference counting is a feature that just inserts retain/release statements at compile time, so there is no additional process that handles t…

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    Comment #34283027

    You have a good instinct there. Go work for as long as you think it's rewarding, and maybe in a few years you might want to go to university and then you can easily work part time …

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    Comment #34050797

    I think a big factor for indie developers is this: If you have a subscription model you don't have to prioritize marketing and sales as much and can grow at a more gentle pace and …

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    Comment #33795369

    Finally, a way to play physical Sabacc[1] in real life. [1]: https://starwars.fandom.com/wiki/Sabacc

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    Comment #30659375

    I found it to be quite pleasant to work with. Context: I’m mostly working as an iOS Developer, but I do have some experience with other languages that are not Swift/Obj-C. I did no…

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    Comment #27031804

    From the last paragraph: "This gap between research and practice is not unique to medicine, Ng pointed out, but exists throughout the machine learning world. “All of AI, not just h…

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    Comment #24963134

    Related: Build your own Excel 365 in an hour with F# https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bnm71YEt_lI

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    Comment #24738484

    Could you go into a little more detail what task you were trying to solve?

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    Comment #24561065

    > a much more limited (vs. C#) pool of available developers I don't plan to hire anyone in the foreseeable future but what I can say is that there's 2 people happily working on the…

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    Comment #24560660

    I'm using .NET Core/F# for the backend of my bootstrapped "startup". I mostly have an iOS dev background so take my experiences with a grain of salt. So far everything has gone pre…

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    Comment #24459783

    Very simple answer: reusable diapers that I have access to do not provide the user experience I would expect for such a purpose.

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    Comment #24374619

    Why didn’t you call your company ctrl j? Then I would never forget that shortcut.