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by serial_dev 6mo ago
The way I see it, the NFT part is actually just for convenience to distribute AI generated images. It could have been a web app, but with NFTs and Farcaster miniapps, you market to people who are willing and able to spend using their wallet
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by serial_dev 6mo ago
Sentry MCP is great, “find out top 10 issues by users affected, check what it would take to fix and if you think it’s a low risk fix, apply it. Open a PR that links to the issues and explain the issue and the fix in three sentences max”.
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by serial_dev 6mo ago
Please don’t pop the AI bubble, bro. Stop asking questions, bro. Believe the hype, bro.
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by serial_dev 6mo ago
Distribution is also important. Cursor is a great normie tool (I’m one of them), with probably more enterprise deals than the competition.
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by serial_dev 6mo ago
It would be nice to start with what this actually is from the user’s point of view. Forking, paths, JSON, decentralized, encryption, key rotation, etc and I still have no idea why I would bother and who else could use it (a decentralized so
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by serial_dev 6mo ago
> sounds like alot of work and expense for something that is meant to make programming easier and cheaper. Not if you are an AI gold rush shovel salesman. From the article: > I've run Claude Code workshops for over 100 engineers
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by serial_dev 6mo ago
Ownership and responsibility are useless when a YouTuber tells it to their million followers that GitHub contributions are valued by companies and this is how you can create a pull request with AI in three minutes, and you get hundred low v
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by serial_dev 6mo ago
I’m not maxing them out… I have issues that I need to fix, features I need to develop, and I have things I want to learn. When I have a feeling that these tools will speed me up, I use them. My client pays for a couple of these tools in an
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by serial_dev 6mo ago
So if I read any LGPL code in my life, I can never think about working on something similar in my life?
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by serial_dev 6mo ago
It’s nice to have a break from AI FUD. It reminds me of a time when I could browse HN without getting anxiety immediately, because nowadays you can’t open a comment section without finding a comment about how you ngmi.
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by serial_dev 7mo ago
> Your personal data will be processed and information from your device (cookies, unique identifiers, and other device data) may be stored by, accessed by and shared with 210 partners, or used specifically by this site.
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by serial_dev 7mo ago
I’m not sure it is just that, I don’t even see positions listed where I would like to work. For salary ranges, I see lower upper limits than my second best offer three n half years ago. Considering the high inflation, that’s crazy. I would
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by serial_dev 7mo ago
Same experience, I heard about them in some podcasts, it all sounded good, performance, from the ground up, rust, collaboration, whatever. Tried it, it was the worse experience I had with an editor since I started my career… then I tried it
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by serial_dev 7mo ago
I am not sure I have the same definition of “love my editor again” (from their landing page) as the Zed team… my definition is PG. I don’t see a reason that I need to be 18 to use a code editor.
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by serial_dev 7mo ago
Or just "write a good commit message based on our session, pls" , then both humans and llms can use it.
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by serial_dev 7mo ago
Didn't fully follow the saga, but isn't their "imposing their own morals" is that "we do not want to allow you to let our AI go on an unsupervised killing spree" ?
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by serial_dev 7mo ago
Was it a demo site? The font looks very wonky, not sure if I should copy-paste from it.
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by serial_dev 7mo ago
Also, if it was a game, even I used nukes the first chance I got. It’s unfair and sensationalist to claim anything happened because AI recommended using nukes in a nukes war simulator… It’s like saying we are blood thirsty gangsters because
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by serial_dev 7mo ago
At least, for me, the level of panic would depend on how long I can pay for rent / mortgage and covering the costs of having a family, diapers, food, heating, paying the bills, so basically everything that makes sure that a temporary c
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by serial_dev 7mo ago
This kind of headline is something we could have only imagined as a joke 5 years ago.
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AI Assistant instructs staff to ignore fire alarm and keep working(mastodon.online)
4 points by serial_dev 7mo ago|0 comments
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by serial_dev 7mo ago
Exactly, the point is that you can make LLMs say anything. If you narrow down enough, a single blog post is enough. As the lie gets bigger and less narrow, you probably need 10x-100x... that. But the proof of concept is there, and it doesn&
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Meta patented an AI that lets you keep posting from beyond the grave(businessinsider.com)
2 points by serial_dev 7mo ago|0 comments
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by serial_dev 7mo ago
My understanding is that it mainly fails when you try it in speech mode, because it is the fastest model usually. I tried yesterday all major providers and they were all correct when I typed my question.
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by serial_dev 7mo ago
There was an ad, how the Ring cameras can organize a "search party" for your "puppies", basically turning the whole neighborhood into a surveillance operation. Even though they wrapped the whole big brother feature into
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by serial_dev 8mo ago
I prefer the word “reading”, too. I’m reading the comments almost every day, and I write them only if I think I have a point, insight that the other 50 people in the comments didn’t have.
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by serial_dev 8mo ago
Then they justify it because they vibe-coded a proof of concept in Tauri, and it was even worse.
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by serial_dev 8mo ago
Lazyslop PRs offload the work to code reviewers while keeping all the benefits to the PR creator. Now creating a 1600 loc PR is about ten minutes, reviewing it at the very least an hour. Mike submits a bunch of PRs, the rest of the team tri
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by serial_dev 8mo ago
> put all his changes in an already approved PR and sneak merge it in another PR. I don’t blame Mike, I blame the system that forced him to do this. Oh you should definitely blame Mike for this. It’s like blaming the system when someone
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AI-Assisted Development at Block(engineering.block.xyz)
1 points by serial_dev 8mo ago|0 comments

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