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How many crabs where drawn?

Does this UI work with Open Code?

In simple projects where database is only changed via an API, we just audit the API instead. It's easier to display and easier to store than tracking each DB change a single transaction does

My gf manages to get paid using Cursor/Copilot, despite not being able to branch herself out of a loop

In my experience Copilots work expertly at CRUD'ing inside a well structured project, and for MVPs in languages you aren't an expert on (Rust, C/C++ in my case)

The biggest demerit is that agents are increasingly trying to be "smart" and using powershell search/replace or writing scripts to skimp on tokens, with results that make me unreasonably angry

I tried adding i18n to an old react project, and copilot used all my credits + 10 USD because it kept shitting everything up with its maddening, idiotic use if search replace

If it had simply ingested each file and modified them only once, it would have been cheaper

As you can tell, I am still salty about it

I just had a deja vu, I'm sure I read this some months ago

Did you previously write this exact comment before?

Its also small enough that a simple "Claude, migrate to Rust" would work to succesfully launder all the code

Manus is pretty "big" in the entrepreneur crowd here in Brazil

When it came out is was very good, and had much better results than ChatGPT

dbos.dev should take care of long-running tasks, but I haven't tried running too many tasks yet as my other bigger projects all use Temporal

The answer is always money, just ask all the small, rich European countries that have no need for draconian measures against their citizens

Maybe most of these accounts are managed by a offshore'd social media company?

As a dev trying to create 3D games on my spare time, I actually am (I'm also eager to use stableprojector once I upgrade my 10yo pc)

It's really hard having to be a 3D modeler, animator, art director, developer and having good enough taste to know you're never going to have the time to build what you find acceptable

The new skibidi toilet are the italian brainrot

How does it compare to OpenAI agents builder?

inkeep isn't open source with a Elastic License 2.0, why not just go with OpenAI agents sdk (MIT)?

Is there a nice interface to visualize all workers/workflows running like temporal has?

Even better if the interface is also embeddable into a go http handler

I'm looking at the pion/ebiten example (https://github.com/pion/example-webrtc-applications/tree/mas...) but I can't find where exactly WebRTC comes in

The signaling server seems to just be a normal http server

Teams is fine, especially as others are so expensive for small non-US shops

We already have to bite the bullet and pay for office, at least we get free chat

I wish Teams integrated better with Github Issues/PR, but it works well as a company-wide chat

> If your "vision" is only the "idea for a sci-fi story", is that really a vision?

We have art, games and movie directors

AI just enables anyone to be a "director", but most people can't direct anything worthwhile

AI will just be cheaper procedural environments

It's common because people want goods but don't have the money to buy it

Oh you want a $140 Instant Pot? I think you mean a 1.5x minimum wage Instant Pot

So the only way to buy an Instant Pot is to do installments

> YouTube Shorts is just AI slop, and horrible content I wish never existed.

This is only what you watch, for me I get short form of the same content I watch on youtube video (music, games and podcasts)

How does this compare to other OSS like zrok?

Anyone from the deaf community that can tell us how these kind of news are received?

I wonder how this compares to animosity towards coclear implants by a subsection of the community

I'm still on a i7 4770k, waiting for non-bugged intel CPU's to launch, and upgrading to Win11 always fails

Since these seem like short prompts, you can send as context data that was correct on past prompts

You can create a test suite for your code that will compile correct results according to another prompt or dictionary verification

  t.test(
     Symbol(['apple', 'banana', 'cherry', 'cat', 'dog']).map('convert all fruits to vegetables'),
     "list only has vegetable and cat,dog"
  )

Weird narrative of Mister M being famous because Brazilians "loathe deception more than anyone"

He got famous because everyone loves magic, and even more when you explain magic tricks

But most importantly, and what the author fails to mentions, it was because at that point in time anything on TV got famous, because TV was the only visual media we had that was "free"

I love programming, I just don't like CRUDing, or API'ing...

I also love programming behaviours and interactions, just not creating endless C# classes and looking at how to implement 3D math

After a long day at the CRUD factory, being able to vibe code as a hobby is fun. Not super productive, but it's better than the alternative (scrolling reels or playing games)

I can also create them with ssh

But I prefer to keep that info with the db connection, and have it automatically run when I connect

It's a pretty standard expectation (Navicat, DBeaver, etc)

When Ory came out I was excited because they have a solid product that is made in Go, however their lack of multi-tenancy that didn't require setting up servers for each tenant made them a non-starter

I just had to implement 2FA on our homegrown auth, and I can't wait to replace it with Tesseral

> rendering unsafe HTML tags such as <img> or <form> that point to external domains not under gitlab.com

Does that mean the minute there is a vulnerability on another gitlab.com url (like an open redirect) this vulnerability is back on the table?

So it's just Azure Data Studio where it lacks SSH tunneling...

I got my hopes up for nothing