my "own inability to contribute" Wow, didn't expect someone to pull off such accusations so quickly the SECOND time. I probably wrote more code in pull requests than your HN comments combined.
You are not the one who's confused. The author of the article is.
That is "does not work" for most people, including on HN. Nobody should be expected to spend half an hour installing vidual studio and building a project before they can start to use an IDE.
That's a lot of accusations without evidence. VSCode does questionable things, but nowhere near the levels you are describing. And is there any evidence that VSCode is not secure, by Node.js standard? Has there been…
> But if my computer can quickly realize that I'm deleting every odd-numbered page of a PDF, or renaming every file to add a prefix, or following each link on a website and saving an image... and then just instantly…
That's almost a negligible number considering the additional revenue the price increase brought in.
I learned much from just scrolling HN. Technical articles help me know the latest updates in various areas, dive deep into a topic, or develop new skills. I applied quite a few things I learned in my job. Fundamentally,…
At least 80% of the time. I have brains and can verify if it's correct or not.
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Agree with many of the points here, especially the part with one-off, non-production code. I had great experience letting ChatGPT writing utility code. Once it provided Go code for an ad-hoc task which runs exactly as…
I think that ship has sailed many years ago since Facebook allowed false information to spread freely on their site (if not earlier).
It seems that all instructions are based on Mac/Linux? Can someone confirm this works smoothly on Windows?
Then what about new, unseen riddles that don't have a similar pattern to existing ones? That's the question people are asking.
Care to elaborate what "sketchy" refers to here?
Could you comment on -- How is the design of the APIs? How stable are they? Does Jane Street respond to bug reports/pull requests (if any) quickly?
And you still need to find and download the model files yourself, among other steps, which is intimidating enough to drive away most users, including skilled software engineers. Most people just want it to work and…
Not so fast. > Given the spending that is now on hold was apportioned by Congress, it is likely this will face legal challenges about the scope of presidential power.
> Wayland simply came at a time to further the delay of the Linux desktop I can't tell if you are serious or not.
"not very power efficient" -- definitely some of the most power efficient x86 machines you can find today. Until the latest generation, Ryzen APUs provide better performance with lower power consumption than Intel ones.…
My hot take: productivity on VR is not and will never be a thing, at least in the current heavy, bulky form. There won't be more than a few hardcore enthusiasts who can make use of it. It is made up by Mark Zuckerberg…
Not until ChatGPT can do these things as reliably as concierge service, and provide full refund for any situation it messes up. I am not looking forward to a trip booked for wrong dates with the hotel name…
Says to me you have never tried it. Try it once and come back to update your comments.
I find "CancellationToken" in VSCode extension APIs quite clear and usable, and not overly complicated. Wonder if anyone has done a conparison of Go's context and CancellationToken.
Of course they work, I use this in JavaScript all the time. But why would I do that when I have real enum in TypeScript?
Dude, why are you here? Your comment is just a (very opionated) rant and not providing any value for anybody in the discussion.
my "own inability to contribute" Wow, didn't expect someone to pull off such accusations so quickly the SECOND time. I probably wrote more code in pull requests than your HN comments combined.
You are not the one who's confused. The author of the article is.
That is "does not work" for most people, including on HN. Nobody should be expected to spend half an hour installing vidual studio and building a project before they can start to use an IDE.
That's a lot of accusations without evidence. VSCode does questionable things, but nowhere near the levels you are describing. And is there any evidence that VSCode is not secure, by Node.js standard? Has there been…
> But if my computer can quickly realize that I'm deleting every odd-numbered page of a PDF, or renaming every file to add a prefix, or following each link on a website and saving an image... and then just instantly…
That's almost a negligible number considering the additional revenue the price increase brought in.
I learned much from just scrolling HN. Technical articles help me know the latest updates in various areas, dive deep into a topic, or develop new skills. I applied quite a few things I learned in my job. Fundamentally,…
At least 80% of the time. I have brains and can verify if it's correct or not.
Both flagged
Agree with many of the points here, especially the part with one-off, non-production code. I had great experience letting ChatGPT writing utility code. Once it provided Go code for an ad-hoc task which runs exactly as…
I think that ship has sailed many years ago since Facebook allowed false information to spread freely on their site (if not earlier).
It seems that all instructions are based on Mac/Linux? Can someone confirm this works smoothly on Windows?
Then what about new, unseen riddles that don't have a similar pattern to existing ones? That's the question people are asking.
Care to elaborate what "sketchy" refers to here?
Could you comment on -- How is the design of the APIs? How stable are they? Does Jane Street respond to bug reports/pull requests (if any) quickly?
And you still need to find and download the model files yourself, among other steps, which is intimidating enough to drive away most users, including skilled software engineers. Most people just want it to work and…
Not so fast. > Given the spending that is now on hold was apportioned by Congress, it is likely this will face legal challenges about the scope of presidential power.
> Wayland simply came at a time to further the delay of the Linux desktop I can't tell if you are serious or not.
"not very power efficient" -- definitely some of the most power efficient x86 machines you can find today. Until the latest generation, Ryzen APUs provide better performance with lower power consumption than Intel ones.…
My hot take: productivity on VR is not and will never be a thing, at least in the current heavy, bulky form. There won't be more than a few hardcore enthusiasts who can make use of it. It is made up by Mark Zuckerberg…
Not until ChatGPT can do these things as reliably as concierge service, and provide full refund for any situation it messes up. I am not looking forward to a trip booked for wrong dates with the hotel name…
Says to me you have never tried it. Try it once and come back to update your comments.
I find "CancellationToken" in VSCode extension APIs quite clear and usable, and not overly complicated. Wonder if anyone has done a conparison of Go's context and CancellationToken.
Of course they work, I use this in JavaScript all the time. But why would I do that when I have real enum in TypeScript?
Dude, why are you here? Your comment is just a (very opionated) rant and not providing any value for anybody in the discussion.