jeppester

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by jeppester 5d ago
Exactly. I feel that agentic programming is largely turning what would have in the past been actual understanding into some kind of fluffy superficial pseudo "understanding" that's only barely good enough when assisted by AI.
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by jeppester 28d ago
They will paste it to their agent and ask it to live up to those requirements
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by jeppester 1mo ago
Second hand SFF office PCs are super good for this. Machines like Lenovo Thinkcentre or Dell Optiplex. Because there are so many of them (at least in Denmark where I live) they are pretty cheap and it's easy to get one with an I-proces
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by jeppester 1mo ago
My boss tried to make me interested in agentic programming by showing me how "productive" the creator of OpenClaw is. All I see is a fast food factory. Sure it's interesting that you can produce so much so quickly. But what i
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by jeppester 2mo ago
Xbox is ahead of Sony on this path. Their studios often, if not most of the time, release physical games that require a full download to play. I doubt that they will go back to where Sony are now.
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by jeppester 3mo ago
I don't disagree that this device is very likely too expensive to sell well. But! The price is not insulting. You can built a slightly faster PC for a little less, but that PC would be ~10 times larger, it would be louder, it would lac
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by jeppester 3mo ago
Yesterday Claude wanted to add a position column to what is a slightly extended many-many relation table. It did this to "make ordering stable". An average enterprise developer would never add bloat like that up-front, unless if t
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by jeppester 3mo ago
I'm sure there are at least two in the world
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by jeppester 4mo ago
> Watching movies on OLED (or at least on this particular OLED) looks crap, because if you turn motion interpolation OFF, the image looks stuttery, apparently due to OLEDs ultra-low response time, which produces zero fading between adjac
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by jeppester 4mo ago
How are the rules broken? How does Temu fix then? We have rules that should prevent companies from selling broken and dangerous crap. Should I not be upset that Temu ignores those rules deliberately and floods the EU with exactly that?
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by jeppester 4mo ago
If it was that simple, surely someone would undercut all the retailers that follow the rules - while also following the rules. Temu is just deliberately ignoring any rules.
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by jeppester 4mo ago
The rules that make someone responsible for when a product is dangerous or broken. How does that not add any value? Temu is free to take the same responsibility, but they don't.
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by jeppester 4mo ago
That's the thing with these fines. 19/20 times they make a lot of sense. But even so, there will be people saying "but why not this other org" to which the answer is "Yes! Hand out more fines", not "it&#x2
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by jeppester 4mo ago
If you played a boardgame, wouldn't you be upset if someone won the game easily, because they decided to just break all the rules?
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by jeppester 4mo ago
This leaves out the part where you ask the original developer: "Why does this thing do that?"
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by jeppester 4mo ago
> What we call “consciousness” is merely a product of evolution, and also a tool shaped by evolution > When such a system reaches a certain level of complexity, it inevitably generates the concept of “I” as a way to simplify the proce
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by jeppester 5mo ago
That is something we'll need to figure out. Just because it requires some work to figure out where to draw the line, it doesn't make it wrong to draw one. Banks are generally required to check that their customers are not launderi
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by jeppester 5mo ago
Why though? Why is it unreasonable to expect a company to have some level of responsibility for serving clients that are using their platform for illegal activity? It the same thing with social media and moderation. We don't have to le
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by jeppester 5mo ago
I use it a lot with Claude Code. It lacks a lot of features, but IMO feels less "busy" than the terminal version, which I like. Very recently Zed also gained support for parallel sessions, which is nice. In general it's very
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by jeppester 5mo ago
I love the search in zed. If it was up to me it would open a new tab on every search rather than reusing the same tab, so that I didn't have to redo past searches. The multibuffer result is so nice for "hands-on" search and r
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by jeppester 5mo ago
A more logical explanation would be that there are different opinions and those who complain are usually louder.
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by jeppester 5mo ago
With the battery no longer a concern, more people will opt to buy used phones rather than cheap new phones. Som even if most people change phone before the battery gets really bad (I doubt that this is really the case), the end result will
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by jeppester 5mo ago
The guesswork lies in the "how to poke the black box in the right way", not in the code itself.
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by jeppester 5mo ago
I always hated SEO because it was not an exact science - like programming was. Too bad we've now managed to turn programming into the same annoying guesswork.
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by jeppester 5mo ago
I totally agree, except for the last part where you attack a straw man. I'm not talking about the view from my front porch, I'm talking about solar panels in nearly every direction, like a sort of barrier, choking the town. As men
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by jeppester 5mo ago
The fields that the solar farms are replacing were generating food for everyone, including those who live in the cities. 1-2 days per year the whole town has a smell of manure. That's is an externality we accepted when we moved here, s
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by jeppester 5mo ago
It seems as though you are antagonizing a certain imaginary group of people that I do not belong to, just because I chose to live in the country side. There was a reason I used the phrasing "green surroundings", I'm well awar
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by jeppester 5mo ago
Thank you for bringing this up. It's not something I've thought of as a problem before. It does in fact - based on my 5 minutes of research - seem that it can be an important factor, especially if the panels are placed within &quo
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by jeppester 5mo ago
I live in a small Danish town that would have very likely been surrounded by solar panels by now if we had not put up a fight. The problem is that these projects are pitched to land owners, to be placed in areas they can't see from the
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by jeppester 6mo ago
It's a distribution of Wine with some extra stuff added, importantly DXVK (directx => vulkan layer) and a lot of game specific workarounds.

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