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@jamonholmgren Have you seen the "i have adhd" skill?
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@DevinRhode2
Digital janitor. Actually a surgeon with git rebase. Frontend/react/typescript expert.
Ugly part if a nice building Katılım Temmuz 2009
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@EffectTS_ makes IndexedDb not just viable, but a great storage option on web
☑️ Define the model with schema
☑️ Easy migrations model handled by layers
☑️ Type safe queries
Use fake-indexeddb to test migrations, makes the model unbreakable ⚡️
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i want the old algorithm back im tired of reading bad ai tweets
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You can only vibe-code the tip of the iceberg. @KentBeck, creator of TDD & XP, on why there’s more to building a product than the part you can see:
“You're paying for some service. You think I could vibe code something better. And so you do, but you only solve part of the problem. This is the iceberg - you can vibe code the part of the iceberg that you can see.
I was at Gusto for three years. It does small business payroll. Somebody said, well, ‘I just asked Claude: this many hours at this rate, I'm in this tax bracket, what should my paycheck be? And it tells me all the numbers. I don't need Gusto anymore.’
Go ahead, run your own payroll for a quarter and then figure out all of the reports you need to submit to the various tax agencies in different states. There's so much that goes on to correctly, compliantly execute payroll.
So we're going to see people get into situations where they vibe code the tip of the iceberg, throw away the rest of the iceberg, and get in trouble because they don't know what to do. They get to these downstream problems they didn't even know existed.”
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@DavidKPiano How do you suggest learning it in a way that makes you truly understand
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@ayerhanafa Agree, loop/graph are basically marketing terms at this point presented as something new when it's just state machines in disguise
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I counted your token burn using your Emacs macro Steve.
Steve Yegge@Steve_Yegge
I've never counted my token burn, but my Fable mule accounts burn 2% of my session limits per minute. I have a bunch of Emacs macros to help me switch accounts because when I get to about 95% on the session, I only have seconds left to get logged into a new mule. What a mess.
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Are typos not our wink wink that shiy was actually typed by a hume
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I think this type of thing in isolation is a red flag for psychosis. "Here is the ai output I like". Not sharonh prompt, none of that. Mind you, these Ai's are tunes to TELL YOU WHAT YOU WANT TO HEAR
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@RyanCarniato @ryanflorence "Lets have a meeting Monday after release, we want to understand what Ryan is saying" a sad truth at times.
I don't even know what questions to ask. What is breadth vs depth even?
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@ryanflorence That's why re-render everything is a problem because it can tie too many unrelated things together. But it is also understandable because UI under the definition you posted is clearly a synchronization problem as this scales. It isn't depth at as much as shallow weaving.
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@RyanCarniato @ryanflorence Yall are a 21/10 on javascript
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@ryanflorence Vomiting anti ai keystrokes while drinking cans of thropic
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I think this type of thing in isolation is a red flag for psychosis. "Here is the ai output I like". Not sharonh prompt, none of that. Mind you, these Ai's are tunes to TELL YOU WHAT YOU WANT TO HEAR
Ryan Florence@ryanflorence
Reactivity is overrated. Love this banger from Fable: > ... view updates when I say handle.update() — I have said it 281 times in this codebase and it has surprised me zero times. I do not miss guessing when React would re-render.
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@wesleycrossnyc @hubermanlab Damn is it hard to shift schedules. I think local and state governments, school boards and the like should be talking about how they adjust things.
Evening sun doesn't matter if you are too tired to go outside.
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@hubermanlab From a pure science perspective, ST is better, sure. In reality though? We don’t live outdoors. When kids wait for the school bus in winter, it’s still pitch black. And then they spend all AM hours indoors. At least with daylight savings they get to see *some* daylight in the PM.
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Lots of people asking about the shift to permanent daylight savings. The data clearly show locking to standard is best. For mental and physical health. That am sunlight is key, But if not, then locking to daylight savings second best. Shifting back-and-forth is the worst choice.
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One problem with "you shouldn't review the code" is that when I review the code, even with the extremely thorough agentic coding system I have set up, I still regularly find things that should never ever ever ever be shipped, even though it technically works.
I don't know when I will be able to ship sight-unseen, but that time is nowhere near right now.
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I got a new idea
I chew on it until someone wants me to focus on something else
I'm left with unfinished projects slowly accumulating
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@AdamRackis @AndyHogan14 Best bet adam, move to west coast and work remotely for a company on east coast. Start your day at 2am get done at 1pm lol
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@AndyHogan14 You’re waking up at the same time what the fuck are you talking about lmfao
It just doesn’t get dark at 5pm now 😭
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Just to be clear, this is only bad for the precious souls whose "circadian rhythms" will thrown asunder if it's not a lil light out when they wake up?
For all normal people who don't like it getting dark at 5pm it's a good thing.
Do I have that right?
Breaking911@Breaking911
BREAKING: The House has passed legislation to make Daylight Saving Time permanent nationwide, ending the twice-a-year clock changes by a 308-117 vote. Backed by President Trump, the bill now heads to the Senate. If approved and signed into law, Americans would no longer have to change their clocks.
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