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Yeah, it's bad implementation on the websites but the protocol doesn't have a limit.

Backups are mandatory for any serious deployment. But it's more devops and the guide is more about SQL layer.

This guide is only satisfactory if the database is managed, otherwise there are a whole bunch of things going on.

You can add as many passkeys as you want and you can still have password logins too.

Steve Jobs was a founder, not your average CEO hire. He built the company from scratch.

Well that sucks that everything is full of misinformation about this subject.

It's better to not even follow the news or benchmarks and just use whatever is available. I make my own judgement.

Status thing sounds correct because humans have a subconscious filter that checks what is the status of the person emitting the information to evaluate if it should be accepted or not.

This is well researched in both neuroscience and cognitive psychology.

But you are correct that it's also a feedback issue.

I don't read AI articles because if the writer didn't spend mental energy on it then why should I.

Lots of new people entering the space who were not competent enough to learn to program and now think they can be the equal of somebody with decades of experience.

AI is great, yes but prompting makes people more stupid so I think as nature strives for balance, the intelligence will be balanced too and the smarter clankers get the dumber humans get.

Understandable

Yes, smells like vibe code. Haven't looked inside but can already tell

I just use the regular git cli. Works fine.

I like it but the donut animation is not needed, overbuilding gives AI slop vibes

I would love to use it without gimmicks.

Sounds like a reaction video goldmine

I don't think OP got $500k , it's only clickbait in the title.

The audio hardware industry is much more easy due to the gear addict people buying up everything.

Bun is now mainly the runtime for claude code. All changes will go in to make claude code better.

It's not about making the dev experience better than node, that use-case is now secondary.

Yeah but this also negates the argument that people gotta use it or they get left behind.

If it takes no skill or intelligence then nobody can get left behind because it's very fast to get back in.

Eventually LLMs will decide between life and death, heck, they are doing it already. People take the outputs seriously

This is the second time I hear about this. I am happy my credit card linked to AWS expired. Just in-case my usual $0.00 ends up 100 million

With touch type it would work if I buffer the work ahead of time and then I can type out the buffer while I count.

Sort of like: I think what I will type then when I start typing I start counting.

I do not generate what I type while I count, but think of it before I do it.

I don't know about this exact competition but overall fair hackathons have been killed by AI.

It all seems fine from the outside but all the code is generated in all the projects and judging happens via AI, I have seen projects win because they prompt inject that they are the winners.

It used to be about human skill, now it's about ideas and of course insiders are the main winners.

How much is that in kidneys?

I can also count while reading, I just tried it. But I can't write while counting.

I can have one interpretation and one generative task running at the same time.

Sounds cool but also why? Is it so it's possible to have 1 database and then switch from sqlite to postgres without data migration?

You should never use a mac on your lap if you are male because you can burn your balls. You can end up shooting blanks, these laptops can do heat castraton.

https://www.quiche-eater.com/the_real_text.html

What about punch cards?

Real programmers write the code and throw it away after compilation. All the fixes happen in the binary. You are not a real programmer unless you debug hex dumps and add changes directly to the compiled program.

Text editor? No. You punch the program on cards and then wait 1 week to get your turn and get a compiler error.

Just live your life and don't support the AI machine. Nobody is forcing you, your life quality might get much better and you live your life as an intelligent person.

On the other side, people pushing the intelligence is for losers narrative are already too stupid to create anything that benefits humanity or the planet, so might as well ignore them.

Nah, finally I got a clean fedora install with barely anything. No crap for now!

Just because everyone is profitmaxxing anthropic by running all the agents, I don't have to.

I have a wrist pain from typing a lot. I prefer to generate and then audit. Just make changes one file at a time and then review and commit.

So I go from typing to prompting and reviewing diffs.

There is no way I install an agent on my laptop so I stick to web UI

Working on a no-code tool to make it easier to self host fully compliant databases with an audit first approach.

Startups should be able to deploy their own SOC2 compliance ready databases without paying cloud providers to do the deployment for them.

Why pay $1050/month on AWS RDS when a Herzner dedicated server costs $55 a month and offers more resources?

I applaud the idea to try to do this but for one postgresql tests are not 100% coverage.

So even if they reach 100% compatibility they never get equality.

Then Vibe into that and add changes that breaks the existing coverage...

Why not reimplement the entire thing from the ground up with the changes in mind from the start instead?

The upgrade is an afterthought to a system that is not verified to be fully working and the new features will break the existing verification too.

If I had OCD it would be triggered to the max by this. But I'm just sipping a drink from the sidelines.