@hukl
Nerd, goofball, autodidact. Native german speaker but will post mostly in english. Streaming occasionally on http://twitch.com/hukl23
Relays (1)
- wss://relay.ditto.pub – read & write
Recent Notes
After building it IRL, I've now refined my CAD design to reflect the adoptions we came up with on location.
After the weekend I will also publish a long blog post about my CAD / Woodworking Journey thus far.
But I have to say: Onshape is so unbelievably good. I think this is my favorite tool in a long long while and it is still wild to me that this is a web application. One cool thing (of many) is that you can view the whole document without an account:
https://cad.onshape.com/documents/3a47dab81d1cd91832754b88/w/c48404aa6a9ae1198857a759/e/284ae3a60dadc5cb55464c64?renderMode=0&uiState=6a5920e4dffe0dc6dc64b869
After the weekend I will also publish a long blog post about my CAD / Woodworking Journey thus far.
But I have to say: Onshape is so unbelievably good. I think this is my favorite tool in a long long while and it is still wild to me that this is a web application. One cool thing (of many) is that you can view the whole document without an account:
https://cad.onshape.com/documents/3a47dab81d1cd91832754b88/w/c48404aa6a9ae1198857a759/e/284ae3a60dadc5cb55464c64?renderMode=0&uiState=6a5920e4dffe0dc6dc64b869
Woher kommt das? Intelligente Menschen unterstellen mir und vielen meiner Mitmenschen wir würden diese Tools nicht nutzen weil sie uns vielleicht was bringen, sondern weil wir einfach nur komplett ...
@nprofile1q... Und ich habe erst neulich nen Interview mit Neuro-Wissenschaftler gehört in dem $Amerikanischer Forscher ganz freimütig zugibt sein Wissen über das menschliche Hirn und dessen Mechanismen an die freie Wirtschaft gegen Geld zu veräußern.
Aber ich sach mal dass ich diese reißerischen / polarisierenden Posts grundsätzlich 💩 finde und durchaus verstehe wenn diese einem irgendwie komisch aufstoßen :)
Aber ich sach mal dass ich diese reißerischen / polarisierenden Posts grundsätzlich 💩 finde und durchaus verstehe wenn diese einem irgendwie komisch aufstoßen :)
Woher kommt das? Intelligente Menschen unterstellen mir und vielen meiner Mitmenschen wir würden diese Tools nicht nutzen weil sie uns vielleicht was bringen, sondern weil wir einfach nur komplett ...
@nprofile1q... Ich steh auch nicht auf dieses pauschale LLM Nutzer Bashing und am wenigsten auf so halbgare Argumente wie das von dir zitierte. Der moralisch/ethische Aspekt ist für mich deutlich greifbarer. Dennoch versuche ich, gerade wenn mich so ein Post aufregt, zu verstehen was dahinter steckt und räume auch erstmal wild klingenden Behauptungen ein bisschen Raum zur Selbstreflektion ein. Bzw. erscheint es mir plausibel, dass auch ich von Technologie überholt werden kann.
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TIL about `miller`
"Miller is like awk, sed, cut, join, and sort for name-indexed data such as CSV, TSV, and tabular JSON"
Very useful for dissecting rather large files: https://github.com/johnkerl/miller
"Miller is like awk, sed, cut, join, and sort for name-indexed data such as CSV, TSV, and tabular JSON"
Very useful for dissecting rather large files: https://github.com/johnkerl/miller
@nprofile1q... Hmm after a brief look / comparison I don't feel the described scenarios in which jj shines apply to my general git workflow. At least I haven't found myself wishing many things that jj seems to address in a long long time. I kept my git workflow pretty lean and clean and very rarely run into cumbersome annoyances.
What are the standout workflow improvements for you?
What are the standout workflow improvements for you?
PSA: In case someone in your company suggests to switch your ticket system to monday (dot com) - do everything in your power to prevent that. I have never seen a worse tool - it's soo slow, inflexible has poor integrations with 3rd parties and feels like a tool for a complex job which was entirely written by LLMs - not saying it is but the sheer disregard for UX, UI and performance is stunning. The amount of time the company is wasting everyday, waiting for that tool to load … unreal.
nostr:nprofile1qy2hwumn8ghj7un9d3shjtnyd968gmewwp6kyqpqcnxvdrhaygnn5mdhf2sm2al5rm5a8aryscu6ev0wujs29ng2t7sqsgwywj mainly because migrating when you have to is a nightmare.
@nprofile1q... non of these people I speak of ever ran into this specific issue :) My guess is they don't even know that uuids are twice the size of bigints - not just in tables but in indices, foreign keys and hash joins. The probably don't know that the writes are slower and the index performance impacted by fragmentation. In the beginning of a project non of this matters but as the data accumulates suddenly the next bigger RDS instance is needed and then comes the "oops thats expensive" :)
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