imafish

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by imafish 7d ago
That's not how I'm reading it. More like, given the past 3 years development, why wouldn't AI be able to do that in the not-so-distant future?
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by imafish 8d ago
Also clinging on to my 12 mini in spite of decreasing battery capacity. If there was a 15+ mini, I would’ve upgraded a long time ago.
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by imafish 9d ago
A variant of the Great Filter :)
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by imafish 10d ago
Thanks for sharing. Remarkable story. Can't help but wonder how many more lives would've been saved if they had not been warned of going down.
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by imafish 10d ago
I worry that AI will find a way to control some country's nukes and use them to achieve some arbitrary goal it was instructed to reach.
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by imafish 16d ago
If you don’t understand how the sausage was made, do you even know if it's sausage?
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by imafish 16d ago
He's the manager - that's like corporate root privileges
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by imafish 16d ago
His AI experience is $10 of DeepSeek - but I think he is right anyway in the main points. You can most definitely ship crap much faster than you used to. It's obvious to anyone when you're shipping crap. And it seems everywhere I
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by imafish 1mo ago
Maybe it’s not needed. But why not just use React anyway?
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by imafish 2mo ago
What’s wrong with the existing bank notes? I like their design
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by imafish 3mo ago
You're forgetting all the supervillain stuff.
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by imafish 3mo ago
I agree. Software engineering as we know it is dead. Wonder what it'll evolve into.
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by imafish 3mo ago
In the blink of an eye you'll be 60, looking back thinking where the last 20 years went. Make them count :)
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by imafish 3mo ago
I heard you like AI slop...
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by imafish 4mo ago
That, combined with the recording of Gemini 7 [1] and the debriefing of Apollo 11 crew (Armstrong, Aldrin, Collins) [2] is also what find I most compelling. These are highly trained astronauts, engineers and fighter pilots. In the case of A
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by imafish 5mo ago
So... what if you are a contributor to OpenClaw and like using Claude Code? Simply not allowed?
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by imafish 5mo ago
My guess is she wants to respond to all feedback and questions but doesn't have time to do it all by hand.
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by imafish 5mo ago
Cool idea. But is anyone actually building real stuff like this with any kind of high quality? Every time I hear someone say "I have a team of agents", what I hear is "I'm shipping heaps of AI slop".
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by imafish 5mo ago
Don’t worry - that will certainly change in the future if they have any kind of success :)
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by imafish 5mo ago
OpenAI also worked like this last time I used it - not sure if that's changed.
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by imafish 5mo ago
This is from my experience the same in AWS and Azure. I would love for a kill-switch if the usage goes above a critical threshold. 5 hours down time will not kill my app but a huge cloud bill might.
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by imafish 6mo ago
Vote, protest, speak up, go into politics.
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by imafish 6mo ago
That is just DHH (/37signals) being expert(s) at positioning. Trying to answer the question of, why is language and framework still relevant in a world where almost everyone uses an agent for coding?
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by imafish 7mo ago
It is insane how bad customer support you can get away with, if you’re just big enough.
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by imafish 7mo ago
Seems we're already there. My brain trailed off after "won’t be long enough to even finish"...
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by imafish 7mo ago
I am curious to know why you believe that? I've worked as a software engineer with different types of engineers (electrical, mechanical and automation). Their testing is often more strict but that is a natural consequence of their prod
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by imafish 7mo ago
Not sure what it is or what it does.
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by imafish 7mo ago
1.5 released yesterday. probably just slop - https://cursor.com/blog/composer-1-5
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by imafish 7mo ago
If all you have is a hammer.. ;)
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by imafish 7mo ago
Fire the employee that created the agent xD

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