dingaling911

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by dingaling911 11d ago
I can only imagine a GPDR-type regulation with ridiculous fines for rogue agents. Black or white access will restrain creativity and potential.
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by dingaling911 12d ago
Just FYI, regulations don't prevent murder. There needs to be a technological solution.
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by dingaling911 17d ago
looks like this https://github.com/rfonseca/xkcd-gnuplot
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by dingaling911 19d ago
I think what you're seeing is A LOT of moving fast that wasn't possible before. When you move fast, you break things. Where it would take 6 hours to make a first cut of a static site, you can now do that in 15 minutes. Obviously
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by dingaling911 19d ago
please upvote then, people are downvoting because they don't like that it works.
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by dingaling911 21d ago
This problem is easily solved. "Check that the blog looks the same in XYZ browsers". I have LLMs align stuff for me all the time because I'm too lazy. It takes the screenshot, changes the code, code auto reloads and boom, don
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by dingaling911 22d ago
Usability to see changes live is a bit weird. Ctrl+S brings up the browser save as but also saves the document and recompiles. Ctrl+Enter puts in a new line and recompiles. Can click compile of course, but that's not efficient.
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by dingaling911 23d ago
It's pretty simple. You treat the AI like a junior. You make it write pseudo code in the tickets. Then you make it write code in the tickets for the tricky stuff. Have it reference relevant documentation/APIs. Then there is no los
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by dingaling911 25d ago
And here I thought I was old.
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by dingaling911 29d ago
So then GenAI seems like a lot of decisions on how to apply transformations.
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by dingaling911 29d ago
And if I use an effect in photoshop, do I own the resulting image?
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by dingaling911 1mo ago
Still not understanding how this reaches limits. Do you have an example or analogy you can share?
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by dingaling911 1mo ago
What are you guys doing to burn through limits? I have some dev + prod bots and according to ccusage, use the equivalent of $2500/month with them on CC yet I never hit the rate limits. I feel like I'm using them all the time so I
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by dingaling911 1mo ago
Qt is great. I also shipped on Windows and MacOS
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by dingaling911 1mo ago
Yeah, but if you use Qt like I did, you're shipping libstdc++, some other crap and Qt.
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by dingaling911 1mo ago
LOL! Though as someone who shipped commercial software on Linux, it wasn't that bad, you just had to ship everything other than the kernel.
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by dingaling911 2mo ago
I just have a bunch of agents in $CHAT_APP. Don't see the need for a special UI.
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by dingaling911 2mo ago
"Holds a value, except sometimes"
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by dingaling911 2mo ago
Maybe we should exchange emails and hold each other accountable
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by dingaling911 2mo ago
How do you know?
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by dingaling911 2mo ago
This is the part that's a curse. And yes it's a curse because you never build anything because you don't know what that even feels like. If they just went straight they might go far; They are strong and brave and true; Bu
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by dingaling911 2mo ago
For me specifically this hurts: If they just went straight they might go far; They are strong and brave and true; But they're always tired of the things that are, And they want the strange and new. They say: "Could I find
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by dingaling911 2mo ago
This is me. Has anyone broken this curse before it's too late?