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spariev
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Comment #48888354
That’s just pure pazaak! Would totally like to see this game
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Comment #48354107
Agreed here, with prices for used x1s its a no brainer. Although I get the appeal of super small and lightweight devices and even had eee pc way back, but started having insane hea…
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Comment #47778197
They know what they are doing perfectly well
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Comment #47052262
Great book, I will definitely buy it, thanks for your work! The history is very important, as you’ve said in your blog post, but companies and universities don’t care much about su…
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Comment #46202239
A major advance for the working class
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Comment #45351394
Thanks for sharing, I wonder how do you keep the stylistic and mental alignment of the codebase - is this happens during the code review or there are specific instructions during a…
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Comment #45230798
Care to give some pointers on what to look at? Looks like I will be doing something similar soon so that would be much appreciated
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Comment #44014001
Where is also context7 mcp you could use, it does help sometimes
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Comment #44006751
I think it all depends on your platform and use cases. In my experience AI tools work best with Python and JS/Typescript and some simple use cases (web apps, basic data science etc…
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Comment #43842577
The approach described resonates well with my (limited) experience using tools like Cursor/Cline and Aider, thanks for writing this up. It feels more like the waterfall-style metho…
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Comment #43535442
Learning about Rama ( https://redplanetlabs.com/ ) which has been released recently. The tech is very cool and also it's Clojure, but still not sure what would be the best use case…
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Comment #42364678
I use pananames.com, they for sure won't do things like OP described
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Comment #38765724
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Comment #37787887
Last time I checked it is perfectly possible to use anything including TS via jsbundling-rails and esbuild, so honestly I don’t understand what is the problem here. I’m also on a f…
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Comment #35738574
Yep, I am well aware of these specifics and workarounds, but in general case where is no general solution to the question asked here, for example [0]. And for big datasets with com…
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Comment #35733382
One thing which is quite hard to do in Datomic is simple pagination on a large sorted dataset, as one can easily do with LIMIT/OFFSET in MySQL for example. There are solutions for …
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Comment #35170285
Tessier-Ashpool
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Comment #34072264
Just a reminder that you _can_ leave modal editing with :q (sorry couldn’t resist)
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Comment #30175099
Actually they do use Clojure, at least they have open positions for Clojure Software Engineers. Also, I know that Vsevolod, the author of the article, is not with Grammarly anymore…
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Comment #24452356
I found this article [1] which might explain why the updates are so bad. [1] https://www.ghacks.net/2019/09/23/former-microsoft-employee-...
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Comment #24450497
I have the XPS too, thanks for the idea. I certainly can combine SSD update with a switch to Linux.
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Comment #24450470
Thanks for the advice, Actually I have disabled the updates altogether (I have the Pro version) and currently on 1909 version. My plan is to set up a backup laptop (90% done atm) a…