hexasquid

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by hexasquid 13d ago
The AI is getting bad morals from listening to that dreadful rock and roll
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by hexasquid 13d ago
Maybe .unwrap()
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by hexasquid 26d ago
This got me thinking about what "I made this" means, when we're building on top of zillions of abstractions "made" by others. I don't make the binaries. The compiler does. I just feed in specification called so
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by hexasquid 29d ago
I'd be interested to overlay, I don't know, customer satisfaction or anything that can show the follow-on effect of all this output. Linear won't have that information. My guess is some will jump up (where the team has manage
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by hexasquid 29d ago
// Educational service, not legal advice. X, not Y
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by hexasquid 1mo ago
Good instinct. Fair challenge. This corrects my framing. It makes your point sharp. This is a significant finding. Positively confirmed. That settles it, and it flips the picture. Honest verdict - this is not small. Let me wire it in.
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by hexasquid 1mo ago
"Well, actually, vim doesn't make you faster"
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by hexasquid 1mo ago
One I got "That settles it, and it flips the picture" well not very settled then is it
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by hexasquid 2mo ago
To IBM As specified, please find 99997 correct parts and the 3 defects (do not use)
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by hexasquid 2mo ago
I think some people who grew up with web apps didn't know local native apps preceded them.
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by hexasquid 2mo ago
Let me verify one thing. Let me read this rather than answer from memory. Let me check instead of handwaving the details. Let me confirm rather than blindly trusting. Let me ground it in evidence rather than guess. Let me actually read your
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by hexasquid 2mo ago
Ah, t is a formal variable, a symbol, like the letter t. Not like a drink with jam and bread.
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by hexasquid 2mo ago
The things people do to not use web technologies.
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by hexasquid 2mo ago
Incredible. My two-year-old forgets to include Lambek when lecturing on Curry-Howard-Lambek correspondence. Kids.
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by hexasquid 2mo ago
I presume haskell applications similar to claude code are well represented in the training data.
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by hexasquid 2mo ago
The LLMs are better at enforcing their boundaries than developers. Run out of tokens? That's it. No more code. It doesn't care how much the company needs this for the customer call tomorrow.
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by hexasquid 2mo ago
How did hate come in - did you assume it?
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by hexasquid 2mo ago
I imagine everyone has a point at which they feel a movement has pushed its rhetoric just that bit too far. When one takes a lofty and high-minded position, one can find oneself exposed to ridicule. In case it helps the authentic human conn
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by hexasquid 2mo ago
If it is that bad then I sincerely apologise.
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by hexasquid 2mo ago
I shall call it artist slop.
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by hexasquid 2mo ago
It's the natural vinyl warmth
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by hexasquid 2mo ago
Artists: No cold-hearted machine can ever replicate the ingenuity, the innate creativity and passionate soul of the artiste. Later: The villain cat has the catchphrases 'Purrrfect' and 'You must be kitten me'. The snake
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by hexasquid 2mo ago
I googled that word and Anthropic.com was the first hit. Head -> desk
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by hexasquid 2mo ago
> NO, YOU CANNOT JUST USE GLOBAL STATE. USE THIRD-PARTY LIBRARY WITH FANCY FUNCTIONAL DESIGN. window.i = 0; // initialize all my for loops in one go!
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by hexasquid 2mo ago
red blob games is a treasure
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by hexasquid 2mo ago
My screen reader says "eleven why" for a11y. I hope that's fine with everyone
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by hexasquid 2mo ago
It has taken LLMs to encourage companies to prioritise a clean codebase, tickets with unambiguous context and examples of what is right and wrong when onboarding new team members. If only we cared so much for junior developers.
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by hexasquid 3mo ago
This is interesting in light of the discussion on hacker news yesterday, where folk were talking about how they had to learn how to make games work on early PCs, given limitations that aren't present to the young today. Motivated kids
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by hexasquid 3mo ago
Dr Manhattan
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by hexasquid 3mo ago
I think what you are describing is covered by either an E reader or the giant collection of how-to explantions on YouTube?

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