Robert Clark
rbclark@mstdn.social
<p>Hello! 👋 Software engineer by trade Hobby mechanic for fun Love to talk about software, cars, parenting, or anything else that’s interesting</p>
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@beans_please@mastodon.social @thomasfuchs I think there’s more uses than double checking your code, I’ll use it to “pair” and talk though a problem or generate boilerplate code. I find it helpful in both instances. It rarely generates exactly what I need but it definitely saves me some time at the beginning of a task. It does some dumb stuff though so having 15 years of non AI coding experience definitely helps in my case.
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@kurtseifried @derekheld @joshbressers @bagder To handle internal servers I add DNS records to my public domain that point to my internal services. Then I use let’s encrypt and DNS TXT records to get the certificate. Since name.com has API support I’ve been able to automate this process to avoid having to renew certificates manually.
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@DukeDuke @evacide I tried DDG but I found it disappointing. I’ve been paying for Kagi for almost a year now and it’s been a very good experience overall.
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@JanFi0PN funny how they forgot to include that the Samsung one is buggy trash in the cons section.
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@USBTypeSteve @arstechnica sounds like it’ll be on the Google chopping block soon!
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One of these days I’ll probably be the lucky recipient who throws out the $100 check included in the Valpack packet.