@Investeraren@HStahlgren 5,50 × 2 = 11 kr/mil vid snabbladdaren, absolut. Men 17 × 0,6 = 10,20 kr/mil på varenda mil med bensinbilen. Elbilen betalar 11 kr/mil bara för den del som snabbladdas; resten kan vara hemmaladdat för en bråkdel. Det är just därför jämförelsen blir missvisande.
@Investeraren@HStahlgren Det är ett annat argument. Att fler elbilar ökar efterfrågan på el gör fortfarande inte en dyr snabbladdare i Italien till ett rimligt mått på vad det normalt kostar att köra elbil.
@Investeraren@HStahlgren Att elladdning är dyr på en dyr publik laddare i ett land med höga elpriser säger inte särskilt mycket om den normala kostnaden för att köra elbil. Det är som att ta bensinpriset på en dyr motorvägsmack och kalla det "kostnaden för att köra bensinbil"
@Localldentity@NeverSinkDev I think the most important part of agentic work is to plan with the agent first, so it explores relevant parts of the codebase before it starts coding. I write 0 lines of code myself as a senior software developer. I plan with, and guide the agent, and review its work
@NeverSinkDev It's a skill to use AI correctly. You need to learn where it makes mistakes, how to prompt it correctly, how to give it the right context etc. I was horrible at it in the beginning but now I'm super efficient. Also don't commit AI code you yourself can't explain/understand.
@shaoruu@cursor_ai I'm not sure if this is already possible, but I have some composer chats I do frequently that I'd like to "macro" so I can do them more easily. E.g. I do "<diff> write a short concise commit message" I'd like to be able to just "@ myowncommand" which does that.
@GhazzyTV What is the status of instant buyout from trade site like Jonathan was discussing before Settler's league in an interview (where he also mentioned currency market, which was subsequently released in Settlers and PoE2)
@elonmusk@realDonaldTrump@KamalaHarris If you didn't like what the hosts were doing maybe you should disable Community Notes, which serves the same purpose as the hosts did tonight.
@simonw@abacaj For me it’s the UX of being able to tell Cursor which files I want to do what in, and it giving me diffs in my code with explanations. I haven’t found anything close in VS code extensions. It’s just intuitive. I just use it for relatively small tasks that I am too lazy to do