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It's terrible but I still think it's wild that this can all be done with AI(twitter.com)
3 points by ado__dev 2y ago|2 comments
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Local code completion with Ollama and Cody(sourcegraph.com)
1 points by ado__dev 2y ago|0 comments
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by ado__dev 2y ago
When the barrier to entry is non-existent, this outcome is inevitable.
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by ado__dev 3y ago
I've played around with Suno a bit. As someone that has literally negative music talent, it was cool to be able to create music. I can't tell you if it was good by any musical standards, but I had fun with it and some lols, so fro
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by ado__dev 3y ago
Nothing wrong with it, but I love having a GUI sometimes
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by ado__dev 3y ago
RTO sucks. On the other hand, if a company never built a culture and processes around remote work, I can see how it would be a bad experience for both the employer and employees. And while many thrive remotely, there is a subset of people t
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by ado__dev 3y ago
For an http client that hasn’t be shittified to hell usebruno.com
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by ado__dev 3y ago
And nothing will be done about it.
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by ado__dev 3y ago
I hope devs are able to use this to give more life to NPCs. So many times we've been promised NPCs in RPGs that have their own lives, do their own things independent of the player, etc. and it's never really materialized into anyt
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by ado__dev 3y ago
I have 12kW of solar deployed at my house so haven't had a electric bill in years, so I can't really say. I usually charge about 200-300kWh/mo for my EV which would be about $20-30 based on NV energy's rate plan.
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by ado__dev 3y ago
At home charging has been a total game changer for me and is one of the reasons I don't think I can ever go back to an ICE.
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by ado__dev 3y ago
Currently it is only VS Code, but adding support for JetBrains in the next week or so. :)
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by ado__dev 3y ago
I'm biased, but Sourcegraph Cody has changed the way I write code. https://sourcegraph.com/cody And we just shipped support for Claude 3 (Opus and Sonnet) as well as using any local LLM via Ollama for completions and c
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by ado__dev 3y ago
Reserved! Ready to dump my 2018 Model 3. Have been wanting an SUV for a while and the Model Y just doesn't do it for me. Model X is a joke at the price point. And I can't go back to gas cars.
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Official Rivian R2 Reveal Live Stream (Starts at 10a PST) [video](youtube.com)
13 points by ado__dev 3y ago|0 comments
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by ado__dev 3y ago
In a perfect world, but we'll probably start seeing ads before the AI answers, or ad banners injected in the middle of a response. If there's a way, they'll find it.
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by ado__dev 3y ago
Lots of promising improvements. I'm most excited about being able to control the theme via CSS instead of having to extend via JS.
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Local code completion with Ollama and Cody(sourcegraph.com)
3 points by ado__dev 3y ago|0 comments
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by ado__dev 3y ago
AI is in it's infancy and most products leveraging gen-ai do not provide a good experience. The tech demos are really cool and make grand promises, but in real-world work, the cracks show almost instantly. It's also really hard to
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by ado__dev 3y ago
I think it'll fall on some "would a reasonable person believe this" test. Like if you ask an official company chatbot a question and it blatantly lies to you, I'd say you have some recourse. Like for example you ask abou
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by ado__dev 3y ago
It's just Apple protecting their golden goose. If they start making exceptions, then that opens them up to more scrutiny and they have been very adamant about forcing all devs to pay the Apple tax.
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by ado__dev 3y ago
I have been using Cody (sourcegraph.com/cody) for about 6 months now and it's completely changed the way I write code. But, there was an adjustment period to learn how to work with the tool. Expecting a code copilot to just give y
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Sourcegraph Cody – better, faster, stronger(sourcegraph.com)
18 points by ado__dev 3y ago|1 comments
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by ado__dev 3y ago
Just as a test I asked Gemini Advanced to "generate an image of four {race} people." It did just fine for every race/ethnicity, except for "white" people. To that it said: "While I understand your request, I am
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by ado__dev 3y ago
rtings is really good and in-depth. I have used them as a gut check many times and they haven't let me down yet.
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by ado__dev 3y ago
I did actually buy a year long subscription of CR when I moved into my new house a few years ago and I found their reviews to be generally more helpful and have bought a few products based on their recommendations.
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by ado__dev 3y ago
Finding trustworthy reviews and recommendations via Google is useless. The first few pages are always littered by the lowest quality, highest SEO-spam content, and the recommendations on these pages are so shallow and inauthentic that I kno
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by ado__dev 3y ago
Agree there. I put 99% as even human reps sometimes get it wrong, but in my experience whenever a human agent has made a mistake and relayed wrong info, the company would take appropriate steps to meet me at least half way.
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by ado__dev 3y ago
Nothing preventing them from doing it. But then customers will very quickly learn to not use the chat bots and instead call in or use other means. Would you use a company tool that even the company doesn't have faith in? And if compani
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by ado__dev 3y ago
If I am trying to interact with a company and they direct me to their chatbot, I expect that chatbot to provide me with accurate answers 100% of the time (or to say it can't help me in the event that I ask a question that it's not

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