memorylane

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   by memorylane 1y ago

   Dunno about you, but I find thinking hard… when I offload boilerplate code to Claude, I have more cycles left over to hold the problem in my head and effectively direct the agent in detail.
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   by memorylane 1y ago

   I use CC in existing code bases to build out new GUI - VueJS/Quasar and it blows me away! For back end Rust code it excels at boilerplate crud handlers back to the db - it copies the style of existing code… I’ll happily pay for it if m
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   by memorylane 2y ago

   > (where it was easy for me to identify if the generated code was up to snuff or not). I think you have nailed it with this comment. I find copilot very useful for boilerplate - stuff that I can quickly validate. For stuff that is even s
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   by memorylane 2y ago

   I think g-naf is freely available…
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   by memorylane 2y ago

   This might be in reference to an idea called the block universe: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eternalism_(philosophy_of_ti... .
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   by memorylane 3y ago

   I think it is a play on words - five cats -> Cat 5
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   by memorylane 5y ago

   You can’t use arguments to convince someone to change their mind when they didn’t get there rationally…
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   by memorylane 5y ago

   I listened to a Sean Carrol Mindscape podcast recently concerning Memory Palaces that have been used ubiquitously by ancient peoples. The theory goes that when people started settling down, the did not travel extensively and could no longer