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@daisy@cloudisland.nz
@daisy@cloudisland.nz it's large in character :)
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@TheBreadmonkey@beige.party
@TheBreadmonkey@beige.party Is it as simple as: loans don't accrue tax obligations?
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@futzle@old.mermaid.town
@futzle@old.mermaid.town To be fair, only because of @freakboy3742@cloudisland.nz
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@ariadne@social.treehouse.systems
@ariadne@social.treehouse.systems I've often advised people treat LLMs like "StackOverflow, but faster".
You can't trust any results and should verify them, but often it'll give you a direction to follow.
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@mike805@noc.social
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@daisy@cloudisland.nz
@daisy Where we find it saves the most coding time is with proofs of concept.
We can rapidly stand up something that at least shows the concept is viable, or looks pretty to a client, before we knuckle down and do the real work.
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@daisy@cloudisland.nz
@daisy The thing that stumps my coworkers when they paste responses from LLMs to me is me asking for evidence it's correct.
Me: "Where's the corroborating evidence? Can you link me to the documentation that supports this?"
Them: "Huh?"
Me: >:-(
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@blursedtexts@jorts.horse
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@molly0xfff@hachyderm.io
@molly0xfff@hachyderm.io I mean, on the one hand if people are stupid enough to fall for it...
... but then, there's who it's enriching.
... and all the corruption.
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@stilgherrian@eigenmagic.net
@stilgherrian In my head it's connected with the same people who unironically use "meritocracy" ... or make LinkedIn posts.
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@stilgherrian@eigenmagic.net
@stilgherrian Experience has trained me to take a cautiously negative view of things labeled so.
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@HopelessDemigod@mstdn.social
@HopelessDemigod We somehow had a 5MB brick attached to our Apple2, but the OS needed it partitioned into lots of little slices because it couldn't handle drives that large.
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@dabertime@mstdn.social
@dabertime
US: "Let the market decide!"
Canada: *does*
US: "No, not like that!"
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@freakboy3742@cloudisland.nz
@freakboy3742@cloudisland.nz @andrew@fedi.aeracode.org Yeah, bodies are weird.
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@philnash@mastodon.social
@philnash@mastodon.social The one that bugs me is in Slack Huddles that message makes the button bar shift up... so if you were going to press the "Unmute" button... nope, you just missed it!
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@mike@social.chinwag.org
@mike@social.chinwag.org More "frustration" than "existential threat"?
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@bitprophet@social.coop
@bitprophet @aburka Note that in my initial version of that pen, main was a div, so both inner boxes were green.
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@aburka@hachyderm.io
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@bitprophet@social.coop
@bitprophet @aburka Yeah, all I can think of is:
foo > * > * > bar
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@bitprophet@social.coop
@bitprophet Yeah, they leave Redux in test mode, too, so you can use the redux inspector on it :P
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@bitprophet@social.coop
@bitprophet Oh, look! Another rovo icon on my page!
And another!
Oh, and this one randomly suggests something to me?
!!!!
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@rygorous@mastodon.gamedev.place
@rygorous Reminds me of a story I read about the DEC Alpha engineers, who then turned to making the StrongARM.
Essentially "every choice for performance", then "the opposite of everything we just did".
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@yoasif@mastodon.social
@yoasif@mastodon.social Indeed, that does look dramatically better than the last one I saw.
Odd, whilst I did see it was announced as a feature under development, I never saw it in the release notes.
Thanks for the heads up.
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@yoasif@mastodon.social
@yoasif@mastodon.social is the OOTB one even remotely as easy to discover and use as the one in Chromium?
I've been telling myself for years the reason I don't migrate to #firefox is because it doesn't have a usable profile UI.
Though, the more and more I see of their governance and business model, perhaps I have a more persuasive reason now.
A new browser codebase can not come soon enough.
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@Unixbigot@aus.social
@Unixbigot i think you may have overloaded their poor ol' ColdFusion server... it's not loading for me :(
Does anyone know of an editor like vscode, but it doesn't keep throwing pop-ups over top of where you're looking?
I know it's trying to be helpful, but this modern editor attitude of "anywhere you lay your mouse must trigger a context pop-up" is just infuriating.
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@jwz@mastodon.social
@jwz@mastodon.social What I love about this is it's from the time before generative AI ... so all of that work is photoshop, not photoslop.
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@halfpress@mastodon.social
@halfpress@mastodon.social @LibrarianRA@worldkey.io @tankgrrl@hachyderm.io it doesn't half go on for a bit, eh?
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@tante@tldr.nettime.org
@tante@tldr.nettime.org Wait.. wasn't there a browser that tried something like this about 20 years ago? Strip out everything and push them into plugins so the user could choose their own level of bloat?
What was it called, again?
Oh, right... Firefox.
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@pfmoore@mastodon.social
@pfmoore I figure there's no need to go any more complex than is helpful.
Splitting your JS and CSS into separate files helps keep things orderly, and can benefit caching.
If later it becomes useful to split your JS further, to make it easier to manage, do so; consider a sub directory - again, for your convenience, only.
It's highly unlikely you'll scale to a point where splitting up files will make any significant performance difference, so make life easier on you, the maintainer.
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@FunkyBob@chaos.social
@fastmail@mastodon.social Don't get me wrong -- I'm a big fan and very satisfied client.
But the last thing I need is _yet_ _another_ browser install on my machine.
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@fastmail@mastodon.social
@fastmail@mastodon.social Why does this smell like "yet another massive Electron app"?
Oh, and Linux apparently isn't _quite_ available yet :/
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@dave0@a2mi.social
@dave0@a2mi.social I've said this else where, it bears repeating.
Nobody is working as hard as Google to break the world of the habit to say "just Google it!".