flogistonical

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by flogistonical 2mo ago
Cool. Can you show us some great new things you have done with AI?
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by flogistonical 2mo ago
Saying "nuh uh" after I pointed out something that is plain to see isn't much of an argument. Show us better than? Where is the unequivocally better software, or anything really, "AI" enabled you to do? Or is it jus
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by flogistonical 2mo ago
> For me, it's "I can do this now; yesterday I could not." Yeah. More. Better? How would you be able to tell? Can you show us better? Or only more?
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by flogistonical 2mo ago
> I'm not delivering features at 10x the speed. There's a limit to the amount of code I can (and should) be submitting for review. My point exactly > But the features I'm building are _better_, and the effort is less.
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by flogistonical 2mo ago
The pro argument is always quantity based, yet we never get to see the actual gain in quality. It's always "I'm doing SO MUCH more". Never "I'm doing better, with less effort." It's also what we see i
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by flogistonical 2mo ago
Traction between intention and result is the most powerful tool in the brain's kit. We are made to spin our wheels often, it's adversarial. Gain and keep traction. Attention is our most valuable resource. If you chose what you att
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by flogistonical 2mo ago
Nothing will help if you don't put in the effort. You need to regain dopamine sensitivity and the way to do that is going on a dopamine diet. If you keep gorging on easy dopamine, it can only get worse.
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by flogistonical 2mo ago
I think it is becoming clear that we now have type-1 and type-2 ADHD prevalent in the population. Dopamine deficiency or insensibility are indistinguishable in terms of symptoms. We are all exposed to so much adversarial noise trying to ste