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Sounds exhausting

5.5 came out two weeks ago. Maybe wait a bit before declaring victory?

Mostly it seems people are excited about sending a whatsapp message to it and it will turn off all the lights in their office for example. Do similarly for emails, calendars, etc. that is, of course, you’re willing to accept the Faustian bargain it presents you.

Please take your slop comments elsewhere. We are trying for something different here on HN.

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Amen

We need this for technical books. I was a chapter into something the other day before deciding I’d been hoodwinked into reading someone’s ChatGPT output

Who’s gonna tell him?

What I would have given to have had ChatGPT in college stuck reading Barthes.

I know what you’re trying to do. People say this about life in general. But that really is not what is going on here.

It made immediate sense to me it was Jen once I saw the code samples given

Depressing to see so many clearly vibe coded projects here.

Not intended as a gotcha question but how is your a11y?

Amen. I write Flutter at my day job and am working toward an exit ramp every day.

I was a strong user for years but I would now suggest https://www.hevyapp.com/. It has everything strong does but also a web app where you can create your programs on.

Most importantly for this crowd, you get a rest api to your data if you spring for the cheap premium plan. Csv export is free though I’m pretty sure

I have 128gb in PC (largely because I can) and android studio, a few containers and running emulators will take a sizable bite into that. My 18gb MacBook would be digging into swap and compressing to get there.

Five years sober now. No coincidence my income has doubled in that time. One day at a time!

I personally find PWAs to be an objectively worse experience for even run of the mill brochureware apps. That said, i also believe consumers should be allowed to make that choice for themselves.

only you are reading that much into it i’m afraid

and just like fight club, if it’s your first time, you have to fight.

Cursor is really great. It will do codebase search as well as actually apply the code it suggest from the chat interface. Some other neat features like checking your staged changes for bugs.

I learned jQuery before i learned javascript proper over a decade ago. I didn’t even really understand what i was doing was considered programming. although i’ve not touched jquery in many years, i now have a great livelihood doing something i love. Long may they live.

Making your own thing and not having to deal with others is worth a lot.

here here. I am very thankful that when i started out a decade ago the first book i read was Designing with Web Standards. I still recommend it to noobs but i can’t necessarily blame them for not getting through it when there are more shiny things like React and Vite to learn about.

To read that book now would be largely a history lesson because we no longer have to fight to maintain some quirk between a handful of browser versions. But man, knowing about semantic markup and really getting why that is a thing in the first place is super important.

as good as any other theory. i’ll take it

yeah ymmv for sure. The auto formatting and easy editing without having to reconfigure the whole thing helped me out. I would often cut targeted versions of my resume for certain roles i applied for. This made that less painful.

i’ll get called a paid actor but i legit used rezi when i was laid off in December 22 and it was a big help. I got a job in February 23 with the help of Rezi. Would recommend. Just use it wisely.

You see the slippery slope with that argument at least?

One of the very first things i learned when i began homeschooling was that 9 to 3:30 schooling simply exists for parents work schedules. We can typically knock out our school day in 2 to 3 hours altogether. Granted, my kids are still elementary age

for gpt3.5-turbo this may be true, depending on your use rate. but in my experience for gpt-4 it is more expensive to use my key.