SamInTheShell

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   by SamInTheShell 1y ago

   This is pretty cool dude. I was able to prompt it through VS Code Copilot. Gotta do some work to fix my custom CLI tool to work with it to see what some of the ollama models do.
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   by SamInTheShell 1y ago

   My bets are hedged on being replaced one day, followed by a few years roughing it, to be eventually be met with something along the lines "Well damn, we really couldn't complete the entire loop on automating the automation" b
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   Show HN: I Wrote a Chat CLI for Ollama with MCP Support(github.com)

   2 points by SamInTheShell 1y ago|0 comments
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   by SamInTheShell 1y ago

   Accurate. It's autocomplete on steroids.
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   by SamInTheShell 1y ago

   You should make a bunch of functional demos that were churned out with the tool. I’m pretty skeptical of the one shot claims for anything intensive. Considering much of the things I glossed over were written by AI too, I wouldn’t put it pas
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   by SamInTheShell 1y ago

   I think you’ll probably have a hard time with this because your idea is literally stuff everyone else is working towards for a few years now. Even myself, I’ve thought about wiring whisper v3 together with some other LLMs to vibe code conve
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   by SamInTheShell 1y ago

   I just stopped by here to point out your domain is still parked, like you just bought it.
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   by SamInTheShell 1y ago

   You sir, have delivered upon me an entire "ha ha" that I could not hold in. Thanks.
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   by SamInTheShell 1y ago

   I'm just skipping over a lot of this and only going to address the sentience thing. AI sentience will never be a thing. The transformer model never changed the fact that models like GPT are still just solving a classification problem,
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    by SamInTheShell 1y ago

    I like how this is written in a way that an LLM doing planning can probably infer what to do. Let me know if I hit the nail on the head with what you’re thinking @antirez
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    by SamInTheShell 1y ago

    Probably worth knowing, there’s already a popular clipboard manager in the wild for MacOS called Clipy. https://github.com/Clipy/Clipy
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    by SamInTheShell 1y ago

    I think a lot of what you’re pointing this thread towards boils down to philosophical beliefs. Objectively throughout history there have been people resistive to technological advancement and those people have more often than not been the i
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    by SamInTheShell 1y ago

    I’m not special and anyone can do what I’m doing. Civilization has been advancing technology since people stood upright. To stand still and not expect change is just ignorance. I can’t fix flawed people, I can only march forward.
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    by SamInTheShell 1y ago

    Market displacement is nothing new. Happened in the 2000's (dotcom bubble), happened in the 2010's (cloud infra), happened again in 2020 (services workers being funneled into tech), and it's happening again now (AI is replaci
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    by SamInTheShell 1y ago

    Nah, anyone who thinks they aren't going to need a compute expert to deal with their tech stack is huffing copium.
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    by SamInTheShell 1y ago

    > Are those internal documents in the room with us right now? I have no clue what you're on about here. If you have a legacy knowledge base, like maybe using mediawiki for corp knowledge, what you do is maintain a vector database th
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    by SamInTheShell 1y ago

    These LLMs are really good at digging up internal docs if you give them access to your knowledge sources with tooling to search and reason in a loop before responding.
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    by SamInTheShell 1y ago

    If you're in Google Cloud, the risk of using Gemini seems not much different than a using their cloud storage imo. Then you also have redundancy if you have OpenAI, Llama, and Claude as drop-in replacements. The only thing you need to
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    by SamInTheShell 1y ago

    I’m unimpressed with this take. AI will replace those that fail to adapt their skills to the new strategies required to orchestrate the new systems that tie AI solutions together. Someone still has to instruct the AI and I’ve yet to see eno
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    by SamInTheShell 1y ago

    Could’ve just explained it in less words. Junior dev: Make me a sandwich. Senior dev: We’re building a sandwich. It needs a roasted tomato, thin sliced, X mm in thickness. Add some bacon. I want mayonnaise but it needs to be feature gated.
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    by SamInTheShell 1y ago

    > Interestingly, the official blog post announcing it was published and then quickly deleted. What blog post are you talking about? This is still up: https://blog.google/technology/developers/introducing-gemini.
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    by SamInTheShell 1y ago

    It generated the entire comment service and I’ve not noticed any issues with how it functions. I kinda took note of that specifically because I have never seen GORM used that way.
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    Show HN: Just vibe coded a TypeScript/Go social app demo(github.com)

    1 points by SamInTheShell 1y ago|2 comments
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    by SamInTheShell 1y ago

    The entire gig economy developed through apps like Uber look weak to me. It would be really easy to make a competing app that gives more negotiating power to the drivers for their fares. Also I don't need a % based processing cut, I ju
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    by SamInTheShell 1y ago

    I think every senior dev today should maintain the stance that if nobody will employ us, we should compete. If I ever end up in a position where I’m unemployed, I’m going to just use my skills to segment and dilute the market because idle h
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    by SamInTheShell 1y ago

    Kubernetes just kinda won the container orchestration war against swarm, nomad, and mesos. It is quite an improvement over working with those orchestrators. My strategy involves building stateless apps with distributed services that have go
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    by SamInTheShell 1y ago

    Seems the memo got lost. We don’t like dealing with traffic.
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    by SamInTheShell 1y ago

    Easier to just run Yugabyte in Kubernetes. Has a helm chart. I never liked vacuuming or hacky pool processes.
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    by SamInTheShell 1y ago

    Are you saying cronjobs in Kubernetes doesn't scale well? Specifically this core resource here is what I'm wondering about: https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/workloads/controllers/cr... I jus
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    by SamInTheShell 2y ago

    This entire article is laughable. Back when I was in the dating pool, I encountered a couple of women that had this mentality that they would be dating down because I don't have a degree. Unbeknownst to them, I commanded a six figure s