ath3nd

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by ath3nd 3d ago
Pre IPO glazing
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by ath3nd 21d ago
DHH has the capacity to assess that going full on white supremacist is still relatively frowned upon, so he does only as much as he thinks he can get away with. Sponsoring his badly made OSS and giving him any type of a limelight will onl
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by ath3nd 3mo ago
We are already reverting to OSS local models.
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by ath3nd 3mo ago
LLMs are extremely convoluted random word generators, it's a stretch to think that anything can make a bunch of words with weights attached "smarter"
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by ath3nd 3mo ago
Related? https://captaincompliance.com/news/the-delve-scandal-fake-so... https://techcrunch.com/2026/04/04/embattled-startup-delve-ha...
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by ath3nd 3mo ago
This is pure financial engineering. Google's parent company owns shares in SpaceX SpaceX about to do an IPO making it the biggest grift/loss in history Google's parent company uses Google under the pretext google needs comput
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by ath3nd 3mo ago
I tried stuff like Claude and Codex and I ended up using the same as always: vim and Intellij.
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by ath3nd 3mo ago
This is only because of AI. In the past the barrier for contribution was high because you had to know what you are doing and put effort. Nowadays any AI lunatic with a couple of tokens to spare can spare no effort, have no understanding and
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by ath3nd 3mo ago
Any newly produced AI code is immediately legacy and trash at the same time.
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by ath3nd 4mo ago
> These days, I typically start a new feature by asking Claude if the description in the ticket is correct, and if so, I am asking for a suggested solution. I avoid steering Claude to a given solution, even if I have one in mind. Perhaps
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by ath3nd 4mo ago
I also have a great experience with Google account reps. Other companies usually have a soulless void of an automatic system which gives you no confirmation your messages and inquiries are received whatsoever. Not Google. There is always a
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by ath3nd 4mo ago
They will deal with it alright. It's only so many speeches like this before the boos turn into other things.
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by ath3nd 4mo ago
The seriousness of whats written is drowned in the fact that its written by AI.
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by ath3nd 4mo ago
Have you considered not prompting claude to make your blog posts? In fact, have you considered not making these blog posts at all?
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by ath3nd 5mo ago
Let me get this straight. Finance ministers are concerned about a made up marketing hype thing that nobody has seen nor verified. Finance ministers, on the other hand, have no concerns about real verified scientific impending disasters like
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by ath3nd 5mo ago
People on this forum often confuse not crying for the death of an evil racist white supremacist fascist with applauding their death. > Violence is the last refuge of the incompetent Agreed, just look how the US handled Vietnam, Iran, Ira
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by ath3nd 6mo ago
> Both sides should be able to end employment for any reason whatsoever What an uninformed take! That's why we have labor laws and such a thing as "wrongful termination" exists.
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by ath3nd 6mo ago
The bottleneck is and always has been writing good code, so reviewing is as important as ever. Interestingly enough, LLMs help tremendously with writing code but severely impact writing good code, so nothing has changed.
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by ath3nd 7mo ago
> This is the future. NFTs and crypto were also the future. > I don't think we'll ever manually write code again. It's just so much faster. More work for the people who like to fix tech debt.
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by ath3nd 7mo ago
Yep, very meaningful difference indeed. It's not like professionals have ever have had a vested interest to spread misinformation to shill a product. It's not like there were ads with real doctors recommending Camel cigarettes. It
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by ath3nd 8mo ago
> It's an opensource project made by a dev for himself I see it more as dumpster fire setting a whole mountain of garbage on fire while a bunch of simians look at the flames and make astonished wuga wuga noises.
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by ath3nd 8mo ago
> Why have a code of conduct while being hostile to contributors? AI issued PRs or issues being called "contributions" is like me dumping my garbage in front of your house and calling it a "donation".
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by ath3nd 9mo ago
Thoroughly answering somebody's questions and refuting their points is not appropriate for this forum? We should all agree with each other and sing along how lucky Venezuelans are that US, the self proclaimed world police, came to ste
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by ath3nd 9mo ago
US going full terrorist/Russia at the same time is fun to watch. A "military operation" in another country's territory (without declaring war, like a coward) and entering their capital is the same as ICC wanted military
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by ath3nd 9mo ago
> "Raping the planet" warranted? Hyperbole? No, simply a good choice of words. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3VJT2JeDCyw
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by ath3nd 9mo ago
LLMs cause a lot of harm to everyone: - The investments in data centers to support the hungry slop producers drive habitat extinction and resource depletion that could be used for better things than a programmer too inept to write a for loo
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by ath3nd 9mo ago
That is demonatratively not true on github and gitlab, both having the ability to set an email alias which redirects the messages to your real email without revealing it. https://docs.github.com/en/account-and-profile&
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by ath3nd 9mo ago
Lets turn this into an accountability thing please. The same way we name and shame petrol and plastic CEOs whose trash products flood our environment, we should be able to shame slop makers. Digital trash is still trash.
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by ath3nd 9mo ago
> Solve this dilemma accounting for the fractal parameters that go into it, and you'll have a utopia. Progressive tax on income Progressive wealth tax Universal basic income Universal healthcare Housing as a human right Done
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by ath3nd 11mo ago
> People generalizing about how bad LLMs are at coding are often doing it out of a very unusual perspective (like J Blow) or doing it out of bad faith. Thats why the only study up to date on developer productivity with AI shows 19% reduc

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