Chris Eagle
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Chris Eagle
@__chriseagle
Likes cycling and growing plants. Dad. Staff Engineer @fueled
Essex, UK Katılım Ağustos 2011
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BREAKING: BTP update on horrific attack in Huntingdon
- Perpetrators a 32 & 35 year old men, a black British national & a British national of Caribbean descent
- Both born in UK. Arrested on suspicion of attempted murder
- 2 patients remain in life-threatening condition
- “nothing to suggest" a terrorist incident
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@DavidKPiano The key point not being discussed is that time with a problem builds knowledge and context for future support and I’m not seeing any evidence that a LLM (even with TDD) can come close in speed to adding features in mature codebases compared to eng who has spent that time.
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last night, I was skimming TanStack Query docs and went down a rabbit hole on its server-side usage with Next.js. What I found is a total gamechanger for performance. @tan_stack 🤯
>it's a pattern that combines server-side prefetching with client-side hydration to practically eliminate initial page load spinners. When you pair it with Server Actions for mutations, your app feels insanely fast.
here's how it works, a Thread 🧵
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Uhhhhh
I can tell these prompts are written by people out of touch with js dev for a while
dax@thdxr
gemini cli system prompt biases it towards specific tech like flutter, nextjs and material design this is probably because they're unclear in their scope and wanted to also support vibe coders but i don't think this belongs in a serious tool
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@burkov Yep, once the VC money runs out and costs get passed on, folks ain’t gonna be vibe coding all day and all night
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People waiting for better coding models don't realize that the quadratic time and space complexity of self-attention hasn't gone anywhere. If you want an effective 1M token context, you need 1,000,000,000,000 dot products to be computed for you for each of your requests for new code.
Right now, you get this unprecedented display of generosity because some have billions to kill Google while Google spends billions not to be killed.
Once the dust settles down, you will start receiving a bill for each of those 1,000,000,000,000 dot products. And you will not like it.
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@AdamRackis First request auth in mw but then subsequent fetches happen in server components with no auth…. seen the pattern taught across YouTube and Udemy
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Wait what? Obviously all api requests always have to be independently authenticated.
Are there devs who don’t know that?
ZIRP is over get good there’s zero excuse for incompetence like that anymore
Steven Tey@steventey
One interesting thing about the @nextjs CVE that not a lot of people are talking about: It only affects your app if you fully rely on Middleware for auth (and are not auth'ing subsequent API requests). In other words, if you: ◆ only use Middleware for routing ◆ are validating requests in your API routes/server actions ...your app is safe – regardless of where it's hosted.
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@MaverikMinett @techsavvytravvy And yet we are not using XML for rest
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@chribjel @techsavvytravvy Hard disagree, it’s literally the spec #61-indentation-spaces" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">yaml.org/spec/1.2.2/#61…
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@__chriseagle @techsavvytravvy It is not dependent on indentation
Json is valid yaml
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I've been enjoying LLM-assisted programming as much as the next guy, but this seems unbelievably optimistic? ~All programming done by AI in 12 months!? Has Dario seen a world so different from the one visible to us mere mortals as to inform this? I'm intrigued!
Haider.@haider1
Anthropic CEO, Dario Amodei in the next 3 to 6 months, AI is writing 90% of the code, and in 12 months, nearly all code may be generated by AI
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GP surgery now turning off their online enquiries as well the phones when they reach capacity? How is this even allowed? Not even 2pm and the only way to make contact is to physically speak to someone, utter madness @wesstreeting #nhs
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@levelsio @pahennxyz Cursor failing the literal first golden rule of not trusting user input 🫠 AI might be coming for our jobs, but not today, probably next month tho
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So in my game there's many ways to crash, you can get killed, or crash into a mountain or building or ground
So it sends to server a verb like "crashed into mountain"
That crash then gets broadcasted to other players that show on their screen "levelsio crashed into a mountain"
But ofc I never checked that text for HTML/JS code in it, and it gets put in a message box
in html
So they'd send "levelsio crashed into a mountain