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johnnylambada
7d ago
I don’t blame you for using an LLM to write an article about an LLM that you built. I’ve been reading so much LLM output that now I see it everywhere. I wonder if humans will start writing more like LLMs?
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2mo ago
I checked it on a property I own in Temecula CA. It gave me great stats but not being a farmer I didn’t talk know what I was looking at. Tooltips or links to definitions would help a lot. The property scores 64 overall.
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8mo ago
I’m not sure why the downvotes. I think the poster is basically saying the same thing as this YouTube-er. I read “Million monkeys” as referring to LLMs. https://youtu.be/DNN8cHqRIB8?si=s2VBjZXrP21yziXa
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9mo ago
One thing you won’t get with in an LLM is genuine research. I once answered a 550 point question by researching the source code of vim to see how the poster’s question could be resolved. [0] [0] https://stackoverflow.com/que
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9mo ago
I imagine they’re all gone now. A great example of the free market creating a niche product that was useful and affordable to its customers and the government regulating it out of existence. I’m sure there were abuses by owners but the syst
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2y ago
genaiscript@1.70.1 fixed it for me -- thanks!
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2y ago
I'm on macos 14.5
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2y ago
same
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2y ago
Going through getting started on the command line fails: $ npx genaiscript script create proofreader Need to install the following packages: genaiscript@1.70.0 Ok to proceed? (y) file /Users/me/src/learn
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2y ago
It’s fascinating to think about the number of PUs (procedural units) it takes to make a modern tool. Something as simple as a modern hammer must number in the thousands and a mobile phone in the millions or billions.
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2y ago
Well it does work
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2y ago
Several folks have stated that it could be just an app. I disagree. Modern versions of Android on a real phone severely limit what an app can do. It can't run forever, it can't gather any and all telemetry available to the physica
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2y ago
As an Android developer and someone who has studied the ASOP internals, I don’t see what the big deal is. If I were going to build custom hardware that has a custom ui then it makes complete sense to start with the open source version of An
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2y ago
If you run the hardware then an Android app can do anything you want it to.
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2y ago
Great! Brings back memories of descent 1 & 2. I played d1 for hours over the early internet. My favorite level was Minerva and my arch enemy was named “upinya”. Amazing what the brain remembers from so long ago.
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3y ago
I thought this was going to be an article about measuring vast distances in space. Instead it's a tutorial abouta Haskell library. Personally, I was disappointed.
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3y ago
Thanks for the link. I read both Carson's (your?) article and Max's. In general I see the point, but I think what's missing is a htmx-specific Android/iOS app template. Something that wraps a WebView but perhaps preproce
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3y ago
I love the concept behind htmx & started reading the book today. But every time I think about using it, I remember that I'll eventually have to support native mobile apps as well and I'll be completely re-writing not only my f
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3y ago
“Mirza Melo, a veterinary ophthalmologist in northeastern Brazil's Ceará state” Article says she treated them. I doubt they intentionally injured them.
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3y ago
$100/yr to join a club of fellow California homeowners / home renters who love to camp and are willing to reciprocally allow stays at their home is not bad. Especially if that $100 is used to pre vet users who will behave in a way
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3y ago
Homeowners insurance covers a lot. If you have more than 30 nites (don’t quite me on the number) of stay then you need arider as well.
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3y ago
If you’re car camping you probably don’t have necessary facilities.
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3y ago
Zip code 90740 has <800 under 5 yo kids. Total cost year 5 was something like $11k for the year.
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3y ago
I just looked up the cost to sponsor a smallish zip code in the US and it’s surprisingly inexpensive even if you’re not a millionaire or billionaire.
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3y ago
I’m so sorry to hear that happened to you, that must have been awful.
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4y ago
This is cool! Nice work. How about generating figma as well?
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4y ago
Linode has been around forever and were once one of the few games in town. They were into cloud computing years even AWS was. A lot of, er, elder statesman developers remember them from way back then. So if you’ve gotten into the game less
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4y ago
Wow, so much hate for SO on this thread. Stack overflow has been a core part of my life as a developer for many years. Not all questions are answered well but, to some extent, you have to be a connoisseur. The first answer may not be correc
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4y ago
Oh great, now the robots know the “Dunder Mifflin” maneuver!
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4y ago
Is it all web based or a web interface to command line tools?
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