joduplessis

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by joduplessis 8d ago
This doesn't seem to be a big issue with Codex. Claude, yes - I have from time to time said "ffs one liner please".
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by joduplessis 15d ago
Anthropic, the company employing "treat them mean, keep them keen" as a marketing tactic. Pass.
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by joduplessis 18d ago
And are the agents argumentative and condescending I'm wondering.
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by joduplessis 18d ago
I think, if the bubble pops, LLM assisted coding is here to stay. It's novel & useful enough to offer a real advantage, but can also be misused easily by folks who think software is now "solved" obviously. Either way - th
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by joduplessis 25d ago
Sir, why would I put on a "radio" when I've got a perfectly healthy pigeon, readied and waiting?
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by joduplessis 25d ago
Bro!? I did. But I said 4.6 dude.
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by joduplessis 25d ago
You're absolutely right. There are no other models out there for coding.
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by joduplessis 25d ago
This is super exciting for fast message delivery. I'm so tired of my messages taking 2 weeks to deliver! 3000km shouldn't take that long! Personally I'm really looking forward to a world where my message can take maybe even a
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by joduplessis 25d ago
It's an interesting conversation - because at what point do you call it an abusive relationship, right? Maybe even ancillary to anthropomorphising an inanimate object - I've cancelled my Claude sub and I've shot question afte
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by joduplessis 26d ago
Plenty for coding - Sol, K3, new DeepSeek & Qwen, GLM 5.3, Grok 4.6, etc.
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by joduplessis 26d ago
Just stop using Claude. There are so many other better models right now.
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by joduplessis 29d ago
I've never wanted to punch a meta physical entity in the face more, than I do Claude. I realised a lot of the AI context fatigue was from having to try and comprehend the absolute ridiculous wording. I cancelled my sub a while back (ob
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by joduplessis 1mo ago
My wife and I lived in Hamburg for a few years. Nice place and I often miss our lives there. However, I know many other foreigners do not share this experience - even I had to get used to people being hostile to someone stumbling through Ge
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by joduplessis 2mo ago
Surprisingly I've found some stigma attached to it - because people can get "preachy" about exercise I guess.
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by joduplessis 3mo ago
This looks remarkably dystopian.
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by joduplessis 3mo ago
It is, of course, wild that people are saying "just use a VPN"... in the context of the UK.
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by joduplessis 4mo ago
I really wish seemingly intelligent people would stop using the abstraction analogy (like the article does). The key word is: determinism. Every level of abstraction (inc. power tools, C, etc.) added a deterministic layer you can rely on to
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by joduplessis 6mo ago
Spotify DJ is terrible - just like their Apple TV app (which is perpetually buggy). However, their radio mix feature is so good that it's become the #1 reason I can't switch.
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by joduplessis 7mo ago
Quadruple espresso + some good deathcore solves this pretty nicely for me.
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by joduplessis 7mo ago
A Figma competitor is a really good thing - many people are waiting to jump ship for a decent competitor. However, for the sake of longevity & lawsuits, maybe tweak the UI a little bit. Just to make it not look exactly like Figma. Well
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by joduplessis 8mo ago
I wonder if we're heading to a situation where agent written code will function as something distinct, like bytecode.
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by joduplessis 8mo ago
Yup. Unfortunately common I think - not just with UI components. Occam's razor is sometimes only for others.
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by joduplessis 8mo ago
"I'm in the Empire Business"
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by joduplessis 8mo ago
I wish Europe would just push back. More than what they are currently. There is so much potential there, but somehow the EU all look at the US as some form of idealogical father figure. Excuse the hyperbolic-talk.
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by joduplessis 8mo ago
Recently I've put Claude/others to use in some agentic workflows with easy menial/repetitive tasks. I just don't understand how people are using these agents in production. The automation is absolutely great, but it requ
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by joduplessis 8mo ago
I think a lot of modern day stoicism is stoicism-without-hardship. And I think hardship is necessary for stoicism - otherwise all you have is determined detachment, which is something else entirely.
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by joduplessis 8mo ago
Really like the forthrightness.
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by joduplessis 9mo ago
I'm commenting on the article, and the first point in the article doesn't sound like search or infra. Maybe read that before assuming things. And why would it be "logically flawed"?
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by joduplessis 9mo ago
oh shit. actually, yea
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by joduplessis 9mo ago
Privacy, as well as overall product experience. Btw, I didn't just mention Fastmail.

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