16bitvoid

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by 16bitvoid 20d ago
97% human-written
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by 16bitvoid 22d ago
If you got any more, I'd appreciate one too. My email is my username at 'pm' dot 'me'
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by 16bitvoid 2mo ago
Sounds like "Off to be the Wizard". The series is called "Magic 2.0"
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by 16bitvoid 2mo ago
I'm totally fine, just annoyed by how much this "try not to think too hard about the how and think more about the why and what"[0] is getting brought up every single time someone mentions why they prefer hand coding to vibe
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by 16bitvoid 2mo ago
We get it, you don't have a passion for the act or the craft, just the end result, but I'm absolutely sick of hearing it all over this site as if it's a universal truth that some of us just don't recognize yet. Sorry, so
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by 16bitvoid 2mo ago
What about it?
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by 16bitvoid 3mo ago
Definitely. Despite the wording of my question, which I intended to be rhetorical, I understand why people are doing it. While I think that is one explanation, I think it's mostly hype or optimism. In other words, not so much grappli
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by 16bitvoid 3mo ago
Sorry, I don't mean to single you out in any way, but why does AI/LLMs have to get shoehorned into every discussion here? It's getting exhausting.
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by 16bitvoid 3mo ago
> Superintelligent AI is more dangerous than a bioweapon. No, it's not because it doesn't exist (yet) and its further from reach than the other examples. Also, the guardrails are also framed as restricting usage for the develop
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by 16bitvoid 3mo ago
That's just what some people generally use to refer to LLM input string/prompt/message/etc. The only thing the LLM can do is return information...in the form of text, so every request is one for information. If we want
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by 16bitvoid 3mo ago
No, they're saying that 80% of genai queries (aka anything sent to an LLM; I won't speak on the validity of the percentage) are not things someone would search on Google. It's things like trial-and-error vibecoding, openclaw-
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by 16bitvoid 4mo ago
Sure, it's not original or unique, but that wasn't your question. Facebook itself wasn't particularly unique when it launched.
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by 16bitvoid 4mo ago
Bandlab Studio, maybe? Never used it, but might be what you're looking for. There's a web version and a mobile app. https://www.bandlab.com/creation-features
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by 16bitvoid 4mo ago
You don't have to login to X or download the app (if you're on mobile). X won't let you see the replies otherwise. I also prefer that the layout is denser and you can see more content at once, at least on my phone.
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by 16bitvoid 4mo ago
Community growth might imply technical success (debatable), but technical success does not imply community growth. You can have a very technically successful project, but it doesn't mean it'll be used.
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by 16bitvoid 4mo ago
And endeavors, which are supposedly for the benefit of everyone, that listen to no one run into the ground even quicker. That's beside the point though. I was pointing out the hypocrisy. This sidestepping and deflection seems to be a t
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by 16bitvoid 4mo ago
Community size and positive community feedback, which is somewhat tangential to progress, which I assume is in the context of development. Also, the rate at which the original freenet community declines. Number of contributors or pull reque
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by 16bitvoid 4mo ago
I also like how his first response to a reply to the announcement (and multiple others) was "who do you speak for?" while simultaneously framing a discussion with a single person, in private, as a good faith effort to hear from th
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by 16bitvoid 4mo ago
What does your progress have to do with the name? You're so defensive that you're reasoning with non sequiturs.
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by 16bitvoid 4mo ago
The bar isn't any higher. There's just no grace given. No one is judging a hobby project made by a human on quality, and the person who the hobby project belongs to will rarely say that their code is high quality. And in a profess
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by 16bitvoid 4mo ago
> I'm not sure if you mean "code gen without a plan/expertise" or just code gen. If you found joy because you enjoyed building things, now be the best time to explore and prototype something you've always dreamt
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by 16bitvoid 4mo ago
It makes you less valuable and your job less secure because as LLMs improve, the level of knowledge/skill required goes down, thus putting more people at the level of "good enough", which is generally what companies optimize
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by 16bitvoid 4mo ago
I switched from VSCode to Zed, which has a helix mode built-in and it works very well. For Obsidian, I use markdown-oxide with helix and just use the Obsidian app as a viewer. A helix-mode for Obsidian would be sooo nice.
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by 16bitvoid 4mo ago
I use visual mode all the time in both vim and helix. Again, the overall selection-action feels more natural for me and doesn't require a separate mode for basic editing, nor do I want to have to switch back and forth from action-selec
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by 16bitvoid 4mo ago
Helix's selection-action feels way more natural to me than vi/vim's action-selection.
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by 16bitvoid 4mo ago
They very clearly weren't talking about nerds in general but rather nerds who care about software .
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by 16bitvoid 4mo ago
Can't speak for the former, but the latter question: yes. "Product is really good at X, much better than at Y" does not imply that it's bad at Y, and even if it did, if you're targeting an audience that only cares a
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by 16bitvoid 5mo ago
It's dystopian. I wish we could just roll back to 2022 and pick a different timeline. Anything and everything is either about AI and/or written by AI, and it's all the shittier for it. Software and services are becoming buggy
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by 16bitvoid 5mo ago
The Lite version, same as on Chrome, is actually available for Safari. Still not as good as the full one on Firefox though. https://apps.apple.com/us/app/ublock-origin-lite/id674534269...
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by 16bitvoid 5mo ago
Codex CLI is a TUI app, but Codex App is an actual desktop GUI app. If you actually look at the TFA, you'll see that all of the videos are of the desktop app.

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