codyvoda

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by codyvoda 1y ago
counterpoint: influencers said they wiped the floor with everyone so it must have happened
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by codyvoda 1y ago
it’s not magic. it can make meaningful contributions (if you actually invest in learning the tools + best practices for using them) you’re taking an anecdote and blowing it out of proportion to fit your preformed opinion. yes, when you star
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by codyvoda 1y ago
is that what I said? if you can’t read documentation and follow basic instructions to get a tool to work you’re stupid. you asked a snarky question like it’s some gotcha. once again, if you actually use the tool and read the docs and can’t
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by codyvoda 1y ago
it can do this step. once again, this launched 2 days ago and people are using it for the first time if you have used it for more than a few hours (or literally just read the docs) and aren’t stupid, you know this is easily solved you’re gi
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by codyvoda 1y ago
because we react like this engineers are testing promising new technology. a mob (of probably half or more bots) is having a [redacted] perpetuating the anti-narrative they huffed themselves up into believing . and now we’re in a meta-[red
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by codyvoda 1y ago
why does every engineer keep talking about it like it’s more than marketing hype? why do you actually accept this is a real narrative real people believe? have you talked to the executives implementing these strategies? redbull does not giv
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by codyvoda 1y ago
and you think this beta system that launched like 2 days ago can’t achieve that? it also opens the PR as its working session. there are a lot of dials, and a lot of redditor-ass opinions from people who don’t use or understand the tech
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by codyvoda 1y ago
the code goes through a PR review process like any other? what are you talking about?
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by codyvoda 1y ago
this entire thread is very reddit-y this stuff works. it takes effort and learning. it’s not going to magically solve high-complexity tasks (or even low-complexity ones) without investment. having people use it, learn how it works, and impr
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by codyvoda 1y ago
or press “a”
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by codyvoda 1y ago
eh terminology happens. I’d argue we shouldn’t be using “AI”, but here we are. I’d prefer encouraging “vibe coding” to mean this over fighting against the wind
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by codyvoda 1y ago
yeah Microsoft could never conceivably develop an extensible source available IDE people love so much they even fork to build $3B companies on the scraps of. absolutely alien!
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by codyvoda 1y ago
given that they lose >$4B/year I guess everything is peanuts
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by codyvoda 1y ago
it happens on practically every topic. this was technologically not possible 100 years ago and it’ll be fascinating to watch play out. stfu and listen is a legit skill in 2025
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by codyvoda 1y ago
…then you’re a malicious person possibly committing fraud/theft and the airline is incompetent and shouldn’t be used once its idiocy becomes public knowledge? the fundamentals of how the world works doesn’t change here lol wtf are we t
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by codyvoda 1y ago
Eldo Kim you stand out when you obviously hide
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by codyvoda 1y ago
sure I’d just say it’s a Cursor alternative :shrug:
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by codyvoda 1y ago
is this a Claude Code alternative? seems way more GUI-focused Codex is OSS (and Aider of course) and serve as decent alternatives
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by codyvoda 1y ago
this is also from 2008 lol
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by codyvoda 1y ago
yep if you can think in the terminal (scripts, files, pipes) you can automate anything + the minimalism in the age of ad-les enshittification is refreshing
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by codyvoda 1y ago
that’s not what I said or the argument I’m making
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by codyvoda 1y ago
…and? people do stupid things and face consequences? so what? I’d also advocate you don’t expose your unsecured database to the public internet
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by codyvoda 1y ago
sure but we’re talking about literal text, not physical drugs or bomb making materials. censorship is silly for LLMs and “jailbreaking” as a concept for LLMs is silly. this entire line of discussion is silly
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by codyvoda 1y ago
^I like email as an analogy if I send a death threat over gmail, I am responsible, not google if you use LLMs to make bombs or spam hate speech, you’re responsible. it’s not a terribly hard concept and yeah “AI safety” tends to be a joke in
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by codyvoda 1y ago
talk is cheap, show me the vehicle I can purchase that works well
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by codyvoda 2y ago
I think this is the one benefit of recent "AI" advancements, it accelerates the downfall with even cheaper garbage. death to the internet, long live the internet
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by codyvoda 2y ago
these are almost entirely unrelated problems
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by codyvoda 2y ago
we will take this excellent marketing advise under advisement, thank you for your consideration
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by codyvoda 2y ago
this is a blog for the Ibis project, directly from one of the main developers/maintainers of the project, about deprecating two (of 20+) backends the project supports and giving the justification as a project, we're big on using t
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by codyvoda 2y ago
this is a huge difference between Ibis (and really, any dataframe library that works with larger-than-RAM or distributed engines) and pandas. PySpark, Polars, and Snowpark all to some extent also do not implicitly order your data so in Ibis

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