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rektomatic
13d ago
Remember when the term "AGI" meant something? Pepperidge farm remembers
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rektomatic
20d ago
That repo is so thin, probably just took one prompt.
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rektomatic
21d ago
There was an ad going around for a while on how Instagram was trying to be safer for teens with parent controls, etc. If I were to guess, he's thinking he can get the good (if there is any good to be found) without the bad still using
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rektomatic
22d ago
Why would you read the microcode or assembly?
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rektomatic
23d ago
Forcing friction the way this post describes won't work because the genie is out of the bottle. A much easier way to force friction is to expect everyone to read the code they are producing. Yes read all of it and understand what it&#x
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rektomatic
26d ago
Good exams don't just test memorization
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rektomatic
27d ago
Yes, yes they do
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rektomatic
1mo ago
Nightblood? is that you?
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rektomatic
2mo ago
what exactly is this finish line? AGI?
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rektomatic
2mo ago
you live in all those places??
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2mo ago
Maybe the whole windows/linux thing is an apt comparison? Linux is OS and arguably runs the internet yet windows is still a cash cow. The paid-for models are like windows, the OS models are like linux?
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rektomatic
2mo ago
Isn't that the documentary that cited a study saying all snow would disappear forever from Earth by the year 2013?
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rektomatic
3mo ago
Propertly testing and reviewing code is a must with AI, it's actually more important. I don't know why the author feels like it's assumed that this goes out the window with AI
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rektomatic
3mo ago
Am I just a luddite, because this seems really far-fetched to me: >In reality, behind the scenes, the curve is NOT flattening at all; the exponential growth will continue every other technical leap hit walls where the exponential growth
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3mo ago
I really want to know what would've happened with an npm install, I guess something boring like crypto mining or identity theft?
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rektomatic
3mo ago
It's point is highlighting a common issue that is becoming widespread due to AI tool proliferation. I have the same exact issues. I used to love sinking into deep work mode but now that's gone.
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4mo ago
> The engineer’s advantage, the ability to translate a domain model into working code, is now cheap. I say this as someone who uses AI a lot. Its still a far cry from cheap, especially with that pesky “working” word in there.
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5mo ago
You're describing project-level shared resources, there are local versions of that like CLAUDE.local.md which should be gitignored
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Does Gas Town 'steal' usage from users' LLM credits to improve itself?
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5mo ago
Does anyone really believe that Slawk is a "replica of approximately 95% of Slack’s core product"??
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7mo ago
I legitametly thought it was Dolt until you pointed it out
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7mo ago
this is so so sad on many levels
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7mo ago
If i have to read one more "It isn't this. It's this" My head will explode. That phrase is the real singularity
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7mo ago
are hard-drugs a design pattern?
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rektomatic
1y ago
China is way ahead on what exactly? Regulation?
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1y ago
Not saying anything about the actions themselves just pointing out what’s objectively true.
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1y ago
> A private citizen given a power to destroy organisations that overlook that citizens businesses? Except he had no power to do this? In the end the executive branch had to authorize anything coming out of DOGE. Like it or not, elected o
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1y ago
>you'll need to privatize the tasks / services which government agencies used to provide Most of what DOGE cut was stuff no one wanted or needed in the first place. Just scroll their twitter feed, cutting this stuff shouldn
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1y ago
> likely contributed to the Gen Z turnout that helped win in 2024 This is way over-estimated. There's a number of talking heads on the right that Gen Z listens to. For every Charlie Kirk, there's five others.
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1y ago
Quit it with the fear mongering
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