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Comment #47244764
For web apps, explictly asking the agent to build in sensible checkpoints and validate at the checkpoint using Playwright has been very successful for me so far. It prevents the ag…
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Comment #47046045
I have literally no idea how you've ended up at that conclusion from the article!
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Comment #45606289
Not knocking the choice but: > I still needed background jobs, real-time updates, and two-way communication that just works. Those things are possible in Rails and Laravel, but the…
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Comment #45447922
Because, the law
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Comment #43137644
Teaching physics is pointless unless you have your own particle accelerator.
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Comment #42876500
But where is the AI?
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Comment #41566293
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Comment #39166966
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Comment #38431138
Wait until this person finds out about a thesaurus!
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Comment #38378076
I thought about it for a minute. I came to the conclusion that OpenAI would have likely tanked (perhaps even within days) had Altman not returned to maintain the status quo, and en…
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Comment #38317561
Chatgpt right?
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Comment #38149665
There's something deeply depressing about a modern software developer role consisting of 20% coding.
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Comment #37983229
Is "Semantic CSS" just... CSS? There's no such thing as "Semantic CSS". There is Semantic HTML. I suppose there is CSS for Semantic HTML. I've read the article and can't figure out…
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Comment #37737761
What on EARTH is that mouse cursor thing all about? Why would you even bother writing this, then making it impossible to read properly?
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Comment #37671741
It's not "easy" to find mutton in the UK either. My definition of easy (as for the vast majority of the population) is "is it in the supermarket". I don't think I've _ever_ seen mu…
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Comment #37671732
> I'm chewing and chewing and hoping it'll dissolve and it never goes anywhere Then it's been cooked poorly, simply as that.
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Comment #37671725
Er, what? Yorkshire is famous for its lamb. Especially the Dales. And seafood - Yorkshire has some of the most bountiful coastline in the UK (e.g. crab).
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Comment #37659288
This is an extremely odd way of making technology choices - especially the arbitrary 5 year limit that means having to use an older version of a framework. > There were many qualit…
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Comment #37642888
Yeh, it doesn't exist
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Comment #37391016
It certainly is an experience, it's just not the only experience in life's rich tapestry!
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Comment #37391001
I somewhat agree, but 2 things: - Adoption/fostering isn't actually a guarantee for all people. It's a challenging process that may or may not be successful. - Just some gentle adv…
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Comment #37390956
I'm not offended, thanks. I'm just saying that there is a life for everyone, and reproducing is not the most important thing for many. We're not talking objectively about the biolo…
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Comment #37390930
Yes, contrary to the article, the opposite is true (in my experience).
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Comment #37390870
Tough topic. I have some personal experience with it. The thing I struggle most with is the fact that I am often looked down upon (either consciously or subconsciously) by those th…
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Comment #37390843
I really hate this attitude. It's a condescending and patronising attitude - that men who don't (or can't) have children are less. Are you really saying that absolutely nothing is …