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bwat49
13d ago
Its time to move on to the flamingo on a unicycle bench
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bwat49
2mo ago
I've been seeing a lot of this in online discourse where people are like "the bubble's gonna pop and then this will all be over!" it's a combination of wishlful thinking and straightup delusion to think that AI will
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2mo ago
So one of those egg council creeps got to you too huh?
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3mo ago
I shutdown mine too but only because suspend is still a crapshoot on linux
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3mo ago
this seems rather counter-productive, wouldn't a model with less cybersecurity capabilities be more likely to produce insecure code? Not to mention, Chinese models don't have these restrictions and can be used to exploit said unse
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3mo ago
downloading a game on steam can fully utilize gigabit speeds, and modern games can be 100+gb
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bwat49
4mo ago
I've vibe coded a codemirror table editor (as a plugin for joplin) using a nested codemirror instance for the cell editor, in my case using joplin's built in command to render markup for the inactive cells: https://gith
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4mo ago
S3 as well, I sync with cloudflare r2's free tier and it works great
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5mo ago
> "actually no", "hang on", "wait that makes no sense" Claude does the same thing, claude code just hides the thinking now
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5mo ago
well love or hate them, their service is at least reliable
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5mo ago
gpt also loves talking about handwaving, "I'm going to do X, not just a hand-wavy victory lap"
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5mo ago
its showing claude code as included in pro now on that page
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5mo ago
in copilot I find it hard to justify using opus at even 3x vs just using GPT 5.4 high at 1x
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5mo ago
its baffling how badly microsoft has handled copilot, this is exactly what copilot in office should have been
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5mo ago
no merging, they just show as sync conflicts
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6mo ago
It does matter because oil is a global commodity, the fact that the US is a net exporter doesn't stop the prices from going up and other follow-on impacts to the global economy.
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6mo ago
the big difference with Iran is the strait of hormuz. It doesn't matter how "well" it goes if it stays closed and torpedos the global economy > inconsistent communication I feel like "inconsistent communication"
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6mo ago
I haven't had issues with malware since windows vista
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7mo ago
yeah claude is great... but only if you pay $100-$200 a month
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7mo ago
Yeah a trend that I've noticed in online comments is people taking LLM generated text and just removing punctuation and making it all lowercase. It's like dude, it's still so obvious xD
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7mo ago
> Your objective has explicit instruction that car has to be present for a wash. Which is exactly how you're supposed to prompt an LLM, is the fact that giving a vague prompt gives poor results really suprising?
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7mo ago
not to mention the OP mentioned 22 LTS which isn't even the most current LTS
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7mo ago
Your scientists were so preoccupied with whether or not they could, they didn't stop to think if they should!
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7mo ago
I feel so attacked right now
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7mo ago
the $10 plan makes a great backup to claude or codex and the inline completions are nice
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8mo ago
I think there's some middle ground possible between those two black and white groupings
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8mo ago
yeah I actually use AI a lot, but copilot is... useless. When microsoft adds copilot to their various apps they don't seem to put any thought/effort behind it beyond sticking a copilot button somewhere. And if the copilot button d
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8mo ago
> there is pressure to ship crappy code this is true with or without AI
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8mo ago
I would hope that actually testing the changes is done regardless of whether or not AI is used
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8mo ago
LLMs are far more flexible in what you can create, opening up many niche use cases for non programmers (or those with very limited programming experience). For example, I use LLMs for one specific thing, making plugins for an app I use (whi
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