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by redfloatplane 1y ago
This is pretty much what I'm trying to get at. Why would you even begin with _this_ library when you also have an agent that can build precisely the thing you want with the abstractions, constraints, etc that you want? What value does
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by redfloatplane 1y ago
Yes, definitely some of it can be simplified or automated. I've been migrating various apps from a docker-compose to a kubernetes environment. Spending a day writing a solid prompt document and running some agent on the repos involved
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by redfloatplane 1y ago
Yes, indeed. I think that's why I haven't published much code in the last years since I vibe-code everything I build now and I have essentially no intention to maintain it once it's 'working'
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by redfloatplane 1y ago
I think that's the thing I'm trying to say. _This_ library might not exist but anyone with an Anthropic account and the knowledge that there is a readable sensor can make it exist just as easily.
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by redfloatplane 1y ago
Ha, I'm not into programming for the sake of it. I vibe-code all the time now and don't think I've written a line of code by hand in over a year. I'm really not trying to criticise this library itself and I agree that in
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by redfloatplane 1y ago
OP, don't read this as a direct criticism of you. I think the age of AI has really cheapened work like this. It's clear this library was vibe-coded; it's clear enough that the python version of the library originally posted y
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by redfloatplane 1y ago
I agree. We all have thoughts and feelings and emotions; denying that, making that invisible, hiding the mere fact of your humanity is surely a difficult and sad way to exist. It is OK to feel things; it is OK to write about your feelings;
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by redfloatplane 1y ago
In my opinion this type of blogging - writing about genuine personal experience, ideals, feelings - is a positive. At the end of the day the grandfather comment is more or less correct, the internet is a cold unfeeling whatever. But the act
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by redfloatplane 1y ago
Yeah, that's a great idea. I think perhaps after the fourth guess you could also show the guess direction arrows, so the user can know if they're in the ballpark and they won't get too frustrated? But it's hard to keep t
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by redfloatplane 1y ago
I like the concept but it's basically a bisect / binary search simulator. Guess a reasonable but definitely high number as a high bound, a reasonable but definitely low number as a low bound, guess the average of the two, then the
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by redfloatplane 2y ago
Insanely smooth user story. From signup to unique solution to my problem in no time. Amazing work, I am blown away.
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by redfloatplane 2y ago
Reviving my long-dead account to say that I built a perfectly functional small site to help schedule my dungeons and dragons group within about 5 minutes, on my phone, from my bed. If this isn't the future I don't want to go there
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by redfloatplane 3y ago
I got one too! https://github.com/CarlQLange/chatgpt-arcana.el
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by redfloatplane 4y ago
In the meantime there is also my package, but I'd be fairly confident it's not as good as the other one. https://github.com/CarlQLange/chatgpt-arcana.el
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by redfloatplane 4y ago
TabNine actually announced that functionality a few weeks ago for their code-completion tool: https://www.tabnine.com/blog/ai-unit-test-generation/ I haven't used it, but it might be what you're looking
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by redfloatplane 4y ago
I think it's likely that the edges of generative AI haven't really been found yet. I think it's hard to say whether any given (textual) requirement definitively can't in some way be fulfilled by ChatGPT (or a similar LLM
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by redfloatplane 4y ago
Ha, I knew I wouldn't be the only person adding ChatGPT to emacs ( https://github.com/CarlQLange/chatgpt-arcana.el ). I am beginning to think that ChatGPT is the singularity. I built that emacs package, but really,
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by redfloatplane 4y ago
The pricing of the API is truly world-changing. I've sent hundreds of requests today in the process of building this script, and have yet to spend more than a single cent.
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Show HN: ChatGPT-arcana.el, ChatGPT in your Emacs(github.com)
5 points by redfloatplane 4y ago|2 comments
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by redfloatplane 5y ago
Wait 'til I tell you that the original article was also basically just marketing. It's conceptually recursive
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by redfloatplane 5y ago
Yes, we always heard people tell us that Ireland was an amazing place for hiking, but being Irish ourselves, we didn't quite see it that way - until we walked it. It's really spectacular landscape, although some access issues can
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by redfloatplane 5y ago
Another keyword or two and we've got ourselves ISO50001!
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by redfloatplane 5y ago
I'm so glad you liked it! Best of luck with the project and with telling people about it!
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by redfloatplane 5y ago
Ah, that's my partner Ellie that you've seen! I am male.
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by redfloatplane 5y ago
I was thinking about it, but to be honest, I'm not sure I'd have anything new to say beyond what's in my comment!
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by redfloatplane 5y ago
The trick is to sneak it in under a bunch of self-effacement! ;)
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by redfloatplane 5y ago
Wow, I thought I would resurrect my HN account for this. I wrote this article a little over a decade ago, when I was still in college, and I knew almost nothing about the world. (I still don't, but I didn't then, either) It's