Ronsenshi

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by Ronsenshi 2mo ago
Consoles are quite expensive too these days. I think if not for the whole AI hypetrain and subsequent chip shortage, price for Steam Machine would have been more friendly.
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by Ronsenshi 2mo ago
I know people like that - the amount of inane, obsessive and just strange conversations they have with AI is concerning - there's never any actually useful result or information that they get out of these chats. Furthermore, there are
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by Ronsenshi 2mo ago
I don't think offloading things that you "think" you don't need to know is a realistic thing. Instead this seems like some slippery slope of intellectual degradation where slowly you'll replace more and more parts o
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by Ronsenshi 3mo ago
That's just business owners and C-suite pocketing the difference while they fire staff and replacing it with AI. At some point somebody would have to start asking "business" some tough questions.
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by Ronsenshi 3mo ago
I am. I have Codex running, doing some tasks which I don't care much about, but anything I want to understand I write myself. Same thing with hobby projects - I might ask ChatGPT or Gemini some questions about best practices in Swift f
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by Ronsenshi 3mo ago
You're not alone. This is the reason why I switched from VSCode to nvim (AstroNvim to be specific). It has all the things I need with the ability to add any extra plugins necessary while using less resources. I can't tell how much
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by Ronsenshi 3mo ago
Tried turning on greyscale mode and I am surprised by how effectively it works in making me not want to use the phone. Not sure if it's the lack of color in general or because screens kind of turn into a black and white mush that'
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by Ronsenshi 3mo ago
The desire to get rid of software engineers is bizarre - because at the root of it, developers were there not to just write the code, but to ask right questions and based on these question build right things. I've met in my professiona
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by Ronsenshi 3mo ago
I don't have an answer about the stage when something should be considered authored by AI - we are in an uncharted territory on this. There are some precedents and rulings related to copyright and AI, so we have at least some rubric by
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by Ronsenshi 3mo ago
Don't think calling a PR written by AI is the same thing as using a "tool". If code is largely generated by AI means that AI was an author and not you with some tool.
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by Ronsenshi 4mo ago
I am in a process of upgrading fairly big Vue 2 app (technically 2 apps, where one is not traditional and the other uses Inertia) to Vue 3. It is a fairly painful process - I am using Codex and Claude as a first pass for converting things,
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by Ronsenshi 4mo ago
It's a an all-in-one kind of system where you have p2p payments and traditional online payments (like what you would do when making payment for a product on some e-commerce shop). Plus some additional features like payments through QR.
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by Ronsenshi 4mo ago
Important point is that study was done on participants with average age of 57. And by "substantial" benefit they mean reduction in cardiovascular events by 30% compared to around 10% for people who do 150 minutes of exercise a wee
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by Ronsenshi 4mo ago
Perhaps some interest-related Discord servers. Tragically, Discord is just another locked down silo without publicly accessible front on the web.
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by Ronsenshi 4mo ago
From my personal experience if deployment strategy is thought through then Docker running through Compose can handle few hundreds of thousand of users per day without an issue and probably could handle more with proper hardware upgrades.
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by Ronsenshi 5mo ago
The ratio is certainly surprising to me. I thought there would be some people chipping in who don't have issues with occasional alcohol consumption that doesn't affect their life in a negative way.
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by Ronsenshi 5mo ago
Why must every discussion involve AI? This honestly sounds like one of the posts from /r/LinkedInLunatics
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by Ronsenshi 5mo ago
This comments section is bizarre in general. Very few comments from people who don't seem to have an issue with control over their alcohol consumption where they can enjoy a glass without it becoming a problem. Naturally it's good
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by Ronsenshi 5mo ago
I don't know about others, but I use Copilot more often than other apps because of its tight integration with the VS Code itself where I still spend most of my time working on other things while letting AI do some task that I decided t
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by Ronsenshi 5mo ago
Just got an email with this announcement. I have Copilot Pro that I use occasionally, but not enough to tell how the switch to per use would affect my usage. Based on description Pro plan users will get $10 in monthly AI Credits, but that s
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by Ronsenshi 5mo ago
Not long before all of the web content will be going through these AI pipelines where user might not even see original webpage.
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by Ronsenshi 5mo ago
Book learning to me seems like a compression of knowledge that had to be acquired through many years of experimentation and observation. But knowledge is not an experience itself. Take juggling for example - something that was on HN homepag
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by Ronsenshi 6mo ago
I suppose, yes, AI was like a kickstart. But the point is - he didn't just stick to AI, he realized that in terms of skill and fulfillment it's a no-go direction. Because you neither learn anything, nor create anything yourself.
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by Ronsenshi 6mo ago
I agree. This seems more like an excitement or joy after getting a new toy more that actual process of creating something. Particularly when person uses LLM in a pure vibe code approach where they have no idea what's happening in the c
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by Ronsenshi 6mo ago
Really? To me it seems that quite the opposite is true - people who were never very good at writing code are excited about LLMs because suddenly they can pretend to be architects without understanding what's happening in the codebase.
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by Ronsenshi 6mo ago
> Do not fall for the AI agent hype. Problem is, it's the people in higher positions who should be aware of that, except they don't care. All they would see is how much more profit company can make if it reduces workforce. Plen
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by Ronsenshi 6mo ago
How would this affect future generations of ... well anyone, when they have 24/7 access to extremely smart mentor who will find solution to pretty much any problem they might face? Can't just offload all the hard things to the AI
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by Ronsenshi 6mo ago
Same here, although hopefully won't be retiring soon. What's missing from this is that iconic phrase that all the AI fans love to use: "I'm just having fun!" This AI craze reminds me of a friend. He was always artis
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by Ronsenshi 7mo ago
AI got to him awhile ago, I'm afraid. Been telling stories about these gastowns, zero code review and thousands of lines of code and thousands of dollars in burned tokens since last year.
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by Ronsenshi 7mo ago
I've tried using Codex and ChatGPT while working on a small SwiftUI app. It's not very good when it comes to newer APIs and features - I imagine due to lack of data about these things. Very often it would rather push something App

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