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Comment #49243341
what about coder (and coder workspaces)? https://github.com/coder/coder
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Comment #49242310
This same tale could likely be applied to a lot of VC Funded SaaS....
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Comment #49237230
my thoughts exactly.
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Comment #49233428
I like apples.
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Comment #49216124
You must be thinking of a different Oracle [1]. This Oracle is all in on AI. [1] https://www.cio.com/article/4125103/oracle-may-slash-up-to-3...
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Comment #49200996
It doesn't irk me. But it's really funny how much the industry has changed, and I kind of think the 2008 financial crisis as that point in time. It's also funny to me to think that…
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Comment #49173277
That's pretty neat. Was fun seeing Seattle rendered this way
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Comment #49170904
Our skills and agents use deterministic tools for things like: linting, ayy1, etc....
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Comment #49170893
We have the exact same thing, we actually install a "plugin" engineering/org wide, and one of the skills in there, is a /skill-mananger skill that can browse other skills in anothe…
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Comment #49123561
This is pretty much what I've been saying for 20 years, but with content in general. People's time is fixed: 168 hours per week to: work, sleep, eat, excercise, commute, and then..…
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Comment #49118096
Funny, Nix is next on my list.
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Comment #49112111
I'm setting up my new blog right now. I'm thinkin of having a toggle to "hide" ai generated content from my main list of writing, and labeling (and a disclaimer at the toop of each…
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Comment #49111171
- I get OS level notifications when the agent is ready. - I don't need to use TMUX's wonky keyboard shortcuts - I moved off of TMUX anyway, when ssh-ing into remote servers became …
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Comment #49103639
they're refering to this: https://futurism.com/artificial-intelligence/ai-companies-de...
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Comment #49083926
just like ai will create amazing tests suits for the broken code it writes, if one isn't carefully watching... EDIT: of course it probably helps to have an up front tdd test suite,…
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Comment #49034640
Funny enough. I never smoked, but I often went and hung out in smoking sections outside our work office. I really enjoyed how open smokers were to just random conversations, and th…
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Comment #49025195
When i was in college, we wrote a lot of C code in those blue notebooks. And this is a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away, which is probably why I don't totally didn't hate wh…
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Comment #49024798
i've actually had marketed to me on the socials a course on "transcribing" professional writers demonstrating various angles of the craft. I'm sure the course was vibed or somethin…
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Comment #49007304
Also, Google isn't scraping your data....
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Comment #49006605
The Tour De France had one a long time ago, writing chalk signage on the roads [1]. I had to search for the YouTube video about it.... [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Khffa2Gkv…
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Comment #48968624
If i'm reading this correctly, can run Immich from a Raspberry Pi 4? That's pretty cool. I bought all the stuff (new case, networking card and a Jonsbro N4 to repurpose some intel …
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Comment #48892268
I remember collecting original Shatter when it came out. The big novelty was that it was 100% created on a computer. Pixels and all in the output.
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Comment #48892184
it said in the original article on the bun rewrite ~165K.
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Comment #48871510
Everyone is deluding themselves if they think their enterprise privacy contracts with these frontier model companies (especially in CA) aren't reading and processing their private …
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Comment #48862804
I do a really lightweight version of flash cards. Everytime I'm learning a new tool or tech, I grab oversized notecards (my favorite are 8x5" dot-grid cards). I put a label at the …