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serpix

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    Comment #48663056

    Tried Grammarly, could you possibly include a few more onboarding animations and reminders to upgrade to the paid version? I almost finished typing a word.

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    Comment #48447143

    I may sound like a shill, but exponential growth and all. We are going to get near instant software from prompt, multiple ones and then choose the best one. Discussions about choos…

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    Comment #46866860

    Yes, same thing. Heat pump to heat exchanger. This is over 39 years old tech and in common use around Scandinavia and mainland europe. This is ancient technology.

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    Comment #46808560

    Omega 3 comes from algae, which might be okay for some vegans.

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    Comment #46495881

    If you have permanent credentials then you are already in great danger. You should be using temporary credentials with something like Granted.

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    Comment #46495870

    Linuxbrew is absolutely fantastic. No need to mess with apt repositories and can keep custom binaries separate from the os. Almost everything is there, and it just works.

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    Comment #46077745

    it does! With a heat pump and insulation.

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    Comment #45382879

    A very good tip: you get one chance to prompt them to a new path failing that clear the context and start again from the current premise. Use only actionable prompts, negations don…

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    Comment #45382861

    Same here! Started learning self hosted k3s, with terraform and IaC and all the bells and whistles. I would never have had the energy to look up how to even get started. In three h…

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    Comment #45081796

    These points are about organising code and workflow. Even if you have organised your functions to the lowest possible unit of work you can still have a mess of async queue microser…

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    Comment #44910674

    Well the AI will just steamroll through and will therefore go out of rails just like a junior dev on a coding binge.

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    Comment #44823024

    hilariously that is just what I tried to do the other day and oh boy are we safe from AI taking over just yet.

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    Comment #44822991

    so many of these Authentication providers have a hockey stick pricing scheme, where the first few users are near free and when you grow you are going to get mugged and kicked in th…

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    Comment #44769137

    Then we switch sports and start rehab. Aerobic exercise can be done in so many ways.

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    Comment #44399682

    2 euro silicone ear plugs from Aliexpress easily beat the custom ear plugs I had.

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    Comment #44295803

    Regarding using AI tools for programming it is not a one-for-all choice. You can pick a grunt work task such as "Tag every such and such terraform resource with a uuid" and let it …

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    Comment #43779266

    What I've found with agents is that they stray from the task and even start to flip flop on implementations, going back and forth on a solution. They never admit they don't know so…

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    Comment #43630692

    you interfered with the browser scroll and for that you deserve a loud BOO.

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    Comment #43475764

    There are more options than this.

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    Comment #43313112

    So is it going to be Kubernetes as the IaC stack from now on? I'm asking as a heads up as I foresee a potential major demand for infrastructure migrations in the future.

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    Comment #43157612

    The compiler will not know if a protocol is not passed to a function expecting a protocol. Whereas a static typing language will not compile. Similarly nothing prevents invoking mi…

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    Comment #42702146

    Really? Even if they're accurate I feel like I should be going to Switzerland asap.

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    Comment #42597185

    There is no EU/US equivalent to many products. We simply don't make things.

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    Comment #42477919

    I agree. Watching my toddler daughter build with small legos makes me understand how incredible fine motor skills are as even with small fingers some of the blocks are just too har…

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    Comment #41993566

    Both examples are (to my delight) using aliased table names for all columns which is already a major step up in readability.