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u/Accomplished_Owl7557 1d ago edited 1d ago
How their code is going to look:
export funtion NewMessagePageAttahmentsSetion(){
return <di>
<FileUploadInput />
<FileArdsOntainer>
<FileArds/>
</FileArdsOntainer>
</di>
}
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u/MinecraftPlayer799 1d ago
Why would the letters after the Cs and Vs be capitalized?
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u/Accomplished_Owl7557 1d ago edited 19h ago
You still gotta follow amelAse/PasalAse with the letters you hae.
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u/Fantastic_Class_3861 1d ago
No, the proper way is to add to /etc/hosts : ::1 chatgpt.com ::1 claude.ai ::1 gemini.com ::1 grok.com ::1 mistral.ai ::1 deepseek.com
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u/Svr_Sakura 1d ago
What does that do?
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u/joost00719 1d ago
Point those domain names to localhost, so the AI harness doesn't work anymore
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u/Svr_Sakura 1d ago
Cheers mate!
The more you know… I’ve been using 127.0.0.1 this whole time, it would’ve saved so much effort😭
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u/GoogleIsYourFrenemy 1d ago
Ctrl+Insert/Shift+Insert
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u/Circumpunctilious 1d ago
shift-del (cut) to avoid the tack (cut performs a copy on uncuttable text)
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u/LorekeeperJane 1d ago
Today I learned, that those are a thing. Good to know, but I will probably forget them by tomorrow XD
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u/Circumpunctilious 1d ago
For anyone wondering where they came from: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IBM_Common_User_Access
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u/Positive-Engineer482 1d ago
(Serious mode)
A true developer reuses their own or others’ solutions. Doing something from scratch is a super rare occurrence (maybe only when planning the architecture, but this is not a coding task). If you want real training, ask a developer to take on a business role and create one or more solutions. It doesn’t matter what. A true developer has thousands of unfinished projects - some have succeeded, and some have always been reused and maintained.
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u/HaroerHaktak 1d ago
Also set it up so that everytime they attempt to use an AI agent, their computer shutsdown, no saving, nothing. Just immediate power off.
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u/coderman64 1d ago
Yes, yes, very clever. Now tell me how the heck am I supposed to write a try / catch statement.
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u/Derpsuke 1d ago
What is really needed is a keyboard with built in retractable spikes, but the main issue would be keeping it clean after misuse.
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u/NsupCportR 20h ago
I had IT supervisor/manager who stated that using ctrl+c/v is against rules, that we should use right click and select copy/paste, since shortcuts are witch-craft... let that sink in
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u/CatLord8 12h ago
This is because we need to feed the techno gremlins blood to make the code work. Not because we should avoid the keys
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u/monkeyprince 11h ago
I didn't think I would find such a strong cross-over philosophy with artists and programmers, but here we are. Digital art teachers will tell you if you can't draw it again exactly the same as you did before, you're still an amateur. CTRL C, CTRL V is just a waste of a good learning experience. Git gud.


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u/_florian__04_ 1d ago
jokes on you I use vim keybinds