tengbretson

> Designed for Gemini Intelligence

They should design one for users.

Admittedly, I have very little experience with LLM-assisted Python. However, based on the severe degradation in output quality I have seen from an LLM working with plain JavaScript as opposed to TypeScript, I can't imagine choosing to start a project in Python at the moment.

RIP lala.com

I'll happily take 10 "oops I messed up your order"s over 1 "I put sawdust in the bread"

The land is the thing that is actually valuable here, so filling that land with a perfect grid of 6 foot craters in exchange for a few dollars is probably a bad call.

I'm a big fan of SQLite and all that, but if SQLite constrains you to a single writer process, why not do this in your application layer anyway?

Were those surveys performed before or after the patient received the bill?

Getting billed for a "dietary consult" because your doctor may have asked you what you had for lunch due to the coding intensity of these scribes is asinine.

> or even unnecessary code wrangling data (mapping objects into new objects of narrower types when won't be needed)

Dude! The amount of ad-hoc, interface-specific DTOs that LLM coding agents define drives me up the wall. Just use the damn domain models!

A whole brick of asbestos? Buddy, we've got you for intention to sell. Why don't you step out of the vehicle.

The asbestos lobby is really getting creative here.

I really want to like Zed, but for some reason the way it interfaces with the TypeScript language server is dog slow compared to VS Code and its derivatives.

I just want Linux on my T2 mbp.

Plex could reverse this trend in a week if they decided to prioritize work on any feature that their core market actually wanted.

Software developers are expressing their concerns on this the exact moment they aren't directly building the thing that's "eating the world."

Works on Orion.

Man this would have crushed in 2017.

The electoral college gets a bad rap, but I almost wonder if going back to not having state popular votes determine presidential electors might be the move.

I knew anything was possible at ZomboCom, but damn. I never expected this. Guess that's ZomboCom for ya.

I imagine the company that currently ships 250m iPhones a year can figure that part out.

Uniting to fight gasfields might be just the common enemy that Iran and Israel need to finally mend this relationship.

I just walked into a room and everywhere I look, everything I see is made up of the same basic building blocks.

The only thing left to figure out is how did these legos learn to assemble themselves.

Alternate title: "Local man not a snitch"

Ehhh no they wouldn't.

On what charges?

If a personal or family routine is not robust enough to handle an hour of variation I wouldn't expect the dst changeovers to register in the top 25 most disruptive yearly events.

Most devices don't even require manually setting the clock anymore. What exactly is so difficult about the time changing by an hour?

LLMs have not radically transformed the world yet because the number of people capable of solving problems by typing into a blinking cursor on a blank screen is actually quite small. Take that subset of the population and reduce it to those that can effectively write communicative prose, and its even smaller still.

It's just an interface problem. The VT100 didn't change the world overnight either.

React server components are dope. Server actions are dangerous but powerful. No one has a more mature implementation of either of these than Next.

If in the current arrangement the free users represent a majority of the costs, hassle and noise and a shrinking or stagnant share of revenue, then you get more money by turning the screws and seeing how many convert.

Who cares about what free users want?