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tiberriver256

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About tiberriver256

Software developer. I enjoy learning new things.

I write about software development on my blog: https://tiberriver256.github.io

Recent public activity

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    Comment #49242157

    You should read this article sir! Just scroll to the top of all these comments and check the title!

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    Comment #47991715

    Poor Courtney

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    Comment #47902497

    Codex desktop app is barely usable... The perf issues are left to languish in their backlog

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    Comment #47813034

    This thing is... not great...

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    Comment #46746919

    We call it Shawarma where I come from

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    Comment #46745726

    How do people get to "staff" without reading industry core reading? Software Estimation: Demystifying the black art by Steve McConnell should be 1st year reading in any software de…

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    Comment #46575103

    https://frame.work/

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    Comment #46416929

    So glad to hear research is being done in that area. I'm a dad of two autistic boys who I think would be very different categories. I have friends whose child isn't really autistic…

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    Comment #46416904

    The full paper isn't open so I can only read the abstract, method and results. The part I take issue with: "lower brain-wide mGlu5 availability may represent a molecular mechanism …

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    Comment #46416655

    Maybe they meant neurodivergent as a broader category? Like "some people are neurodivergent but don't have autism" That would be a bit weird though... EDIT: Neurodivergent is very …

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    Comment #46416589

    16 "autistic brains" were scanned and they are thinking this applies generally to all people with autism? Shows how shockingly unaware even researchers are on how broad and nonspec…

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    Comment #46154243

    YES PLEASE. This actively harms diagnostics and encourages cure-all peddlers. Definitely has been good for financial benefits and such but... Once someone gets the "autistic" diagn…

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    Comment #45599036

    VSCode + the new "Auto" model probably worth a shot for this

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    Comment #45401154

    It's targeting a very specific group of devs who like to follow trendy stuff.. To that group saying something is "made in rust" is equivalent to saying "it's modern, fast, secure, …

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    Comment #44922906

    Maybe this'll be the year everyone moves to Linux!

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    Comment #43864174

    3.7 did score higher in coding benchmarks but in practice 3.5 is much better at coding. 3.7 ignores instructions and does things you didn't ask it to do.

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    Comment #43600978

    Thank you. If I complained for one second about my short houred, high paying, long vacationing, low-education requiring job around any of my family I'd get laughed out of the house…

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    Comment #43241811

    Wait until he hears about yolo mode and 'vibe' coding. Then the biggest mistake it could make is running `gh repo delete`

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    Comment #43172219

    ... And then they tried sonnet 3.7

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    Comment #42856773

    uv makes Python actually usable. Freaking love that tool.

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    Comment #41823589

    Build it with emacs

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    Comment #40981630

    I'll bet this was a lot of fun to make. Very cool project. Was there any particular motive for building your own over using something that's been around a bit longer like aichat? h…

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    Comment #38849536

    He makes this look easy! Surprising how far you can take things with OOTB .NET.

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    Comment #38506987

    You're describing a genius level engineer. At least in today's world of SPAs and microservices.