Their implication is that junior devs have more likely built up their workflow around the use of AI tooling, likely because if they're younger they'll have had more plasticity in their process to adapt AI tooling

Overall I don't quite agree. Personally this applies to me, I've been using vim for the last decade so any AI tooling that wants me to run some electron app is a non starter. But many of my senior peers coming from VS Code have no such barriers

All the major players offer a CLI, for what it’s worth.

You won’t need Vim except to review changes and tweak some things if you feel like it.

Speaking of vim - adding and configuring copilot plugin for vim is easy (it runs a nodejs app in the background but if you have spare 500 Mb RAM it's invisible).

Copilot in vim is not the same as cursor. e.g. There is no multiline tab autocomplete.

definitely a joke, not even that bad

You're replying to the CEO of PeerDB. We recognize CDC is only one tool in the integration toolbox, which is why we're prioritizing this

I shouldn't be so flippant on here, of course I'm talking to the guy who wakes up and hears this every day.

I really appreciate the work that he and y'all are doing on both sides of the equation, it's great for every org that wants to use ClickHouse but can't.

Pushing for flat tax, but no mention of Andorra or Isle of Man. Guess those aren't considered growth centers to support their argument

Well they clearly haven't flat tax deregulated enough! /s

Its not flat enough

The only line flat enough for industry to not come back asking for more cuts will be the flat strike through line on any taxes that they pay.

I would like to introduce a concept - negative taxation - you (the taxpayer) pay us a royalty for gracing you with our presence.

you're describing subsidies

I think we can presume they know that and are just continuing the fun slightly snarky framing. There are also minor differences in implementation between negative taxes (credits beyond obligations which can happen in the US though they're very, very rare) and subsidies.

Right. I was able to write custom wasm generation for browsers just going off the binary encoding spec. Started with using wasm as target IL for a Befunge JIT

Seems like it, & each rank is 30x more energy than the last[1]

https://www.usgs.gov/faqs/what-probability-earthquake-a-fore... Suggests 5% for larger quake to follow within week. But overall most sources I could find suggested it's hard to know, needs more research

1: https://www.reddit.com/r/askscience/comments/10wecl8/do_litt...

For Canadian units I always like this handy flow chart: https://www.reddit.com/r/HelloInternet/comments/d1hwpx/canad...

Format: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23589117

Trudeau got a lot of hate, but won next election. But your point stands, covid was turning point in Trudeau's popularity, Liberal's kept power between Trudeau stepping down more gracefully than Biden, Carney being a very centralist candidate (it's a compliment when your opposition is down to accusing you of stealing their policy ideas), & Trump's recent victory giving many the ick towards Poilievre

Yes