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by binary0010 3d ago
I'd be pretty careful with this kind of thing. My friend vibe coded something similar and it had some very unexpected real world bugs like instantly locking the engine, cranking the engine to 100 in a second and burning the motor out,
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by binary0010 5d ago
I just setup a large refactor with Astra and was feeling super lazy and let it mostly do it without my usual extreme micro managing. The refactor ended up adding 22,000 loc. I went in there and quickly read through it, laughed my ass off. R
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by binary0010 6d ago
Interesting, as someone who started making sites on geocities I don't find this anything the same. I remember learning tons about weird little niche hobbies and making little learning sites and stuff with my own brand of weird Photosho
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by binary0010 6d ago
Americans do not care about biklanes or modifying their cities in that way, they want driverless cars and more large multilane highways/roads so that's what we will get. Americans don't like walking/biking and love cars.
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by binary0010 7d ago
Yeah, there's a woman who is quite old and has a severe disability who drives regularly through our neighborhood who's car every few weeks has a new giant dent, missing fender, broken windshield, etc. It's sad we don't h
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by binary0010 7d ago
Typically here's how it worked: Company creates a free core product, possibly open source, etc. Company creates rich help docs and other useful resources. Customers who use their core free product are frequently engaged with the compan
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by binary0010 7d ago
Disagree completely. I started using Astra from Sol the day it was released, and was a virtually imperceptable difference and made lots of mistakes and shit architecture decisions from day 1 of release.
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by binary0010 7d ago
Agreed, the mother and father should take off from the work force for 18 years to raise their kids and not have to earn a taxable income.
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by binary0010 7d ago
They had a very successful economic mechanism design for many years. It's one that thousands of businesses have relied on for decades. Create great free product, create rich tutorials and docs, people look them up and you can sell var
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by binary0010 16d ago
It's an awesome profession for those of us who love it. Tbf coding with ai is still super fun though. I am hoping that engs who hate it like you will finally get kicked out as productivity increases from ai and it will finally go back
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by binary0010 16d ago
Yeah seems like most programmers just do it for the money. I imagine only like 20% of us do it just because we enjoy it.
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by binary0010 1mo ago
Damn, you think Ikea furniture is great? Useful, or passable, sure. Great though? "The only thing it lacks is weight." You must be being a bit hyperbolic no? Have you ever looked at artisanal/quality goods in comparison to IK
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by binary0010 1mo ago
So a website AlphoPolis, awarded a cheap online romance manga some sort of award because it got a lot of likes on social media? My Unassuming Skill, 'Tidying Up,' is the Strongest! ~A Corporate Slave Office Lady Accidentally Refor
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by binary0010 1mo ago
I'd actually be curious to read an award winning ai book, all the ai books/interactive story generators I've tried have been... Ok at best... Do you know what novels have been written by ai and award winning?
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by binary0010 1mo ago
Whenever people compare ai to a one real world tool always surprises me tbh. The only equivalent tool in wood working would be a robot that can build an entire table from scratch and you just sit there and tell it what to do and what kinda
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by binary0010 2mo ago
Just one shot in Claude if you have it or deepseek flash for free.
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by binary0010 3mo ago
I don't get it? I use the open weights deepseek on opencode Go hosted in the us/etc. What are the mental loops here? I would genuinely like to know if I'm missing something.
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by binary0010 3mo ago
I don't know, my vibe coder friends always talk about wanting a visual programming language so they can understand the systems they make. So I feel like your last sentence doesn't really track - yes they are like you , just telli
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by binary0010 3mo ago
I think most of us know why they're doing it. We are just very pleased with it regardless. 1. I get great products for nearly free 2. Anthropic/openai/etc will hopefully be destroyed since they stole everyone's work and
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by binary0010 3mo ago
You found these fun? As I can't imagine finding them fun. Can I ask, how long did you play? How often would you see yourself returning to this site?
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by binary0010 3mo ago
I have some friends like this, always churning out low effort slop and trying to market it, for it to always fail and them getting depressed and trying again a month later. I don't get it. It's like they're always excited tha
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by binary0010 3mo ago
Lol.
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by binary0010 3mo ago
It's just default Claude design.
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by binary0010 3mo ago
Flash is amazing if you know the domain really well. E.g. occasionally it makes the dumbest mistakes you've ever seen and can't correct them. However it's fairly rare, and if you know the domain really well, occasionally popp
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by binary0010 3mo ago
I exclusively use deepseek v4 flash now, completely stopped using slow models like Claude. Basically I never have to wait - yes I have to tell it little corrections occasionally (but I know the domain really well so that's not an issue
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by binary0010 3mo ago
"It's built so that if something looks wrong, you can change it yourself without spending hours reading tutorials and watching coding videos" Does anyone do this? Every none coder I know just has llms build everything for th
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by binary0010 4mo ago
You think we won't have ai sales agents that are better than humans at selling? They are already significantly better than humans at persuasion (according to a study from Princeton).
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by binary0010 4mo ago
Well, this tone you've taken - If you reread your previous message - you state I am showing psychopathic behavior and similar shame-based tactics. And that I would be a better person if I didn't do psychopathic things. I'd sa
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by binary0010 4mo ago
I will continue never being an asshole to people and animals. And will continue using inanimate tools in the best way possible. If you are scared and mad about it - I guess we won't be friends, which is likely the best for both our men
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by binary0010 4mo ago
I'd say it's fairly likely that you aren't a better person than me by being so fearful and shame-based. But I'm not here to pontificate about who's a better person and don't really care. You're mindset sou

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