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by shinycode 11mo ago
I completely agree with you. And sometimes depending on the content it’s unreadable that’s for sure. But they must have an endgame. Maybe they get us used to the UI, users will complain and in 6 months will get used to it and in a year
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by shinycode 11mo ago
Yeah it grew on me over the beta phase, now when I hold an iPhone not updated it feels old and I really don’t like previous versions. Regardless of places where it’s not ideal implementations yet, I can’t see myself coming back to the prev
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by shinycode 1y ago
As a side note, your comment makes me think of the software world where we have amazing talent and things looks like it’s sliding to being done in the majority with AI. Once that’s the case and we don’t have developers anymore then we’re ou
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by shinycode 1y ago
Sorry I meant the border of the screen protector and the frame as well in the fall. Maybe the screen would have survived but phones are so slippery that without protections it’s a big risk
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by shinycode 1y ago
Exactly, and juniors tend to accept generated code without being able to judge the quality of it. Lazyness kicks in and boom, they don’t learn anything.
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by shinycode 1y ago
You are really lucky. I broke several screens and my wife also (on 2nd day of iPhone 6s it fell into concrete). Since then I’ve never been without a screen protector and I break it at least 3 times a year. Maybe the screen wouldn’t have bro
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by shinycode 1y ago
I have the same case, iPhone 16 pro is getting really hot when taking photos and videos it’s unbearable. I will change my phone for that reason, the battery melts right away … I noticed something though, when taking a picture with the x5 ca
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by shinycode 1y ago
It’s easy to understand, when the phone accidentally drops on concrete from >1m of height there is a great chance of shattering the glass. It happens to millions of person, myself included, no matter the care it’s an accident that can co
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by shinycode 1y ago
That open a new business for them to sell $60 cases that are worth $2 of materials and have a great panel to match people’s taste which is even more appealing to buy
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by shinycode 1y ago
Did anyone tested Viwoods AiPaper ? Forgetting about the AI part, the screen is Carta 1300 + Mobius which is rare. It’s really thin and light as well and software is updated regularly to match the competition, it has Android to install ap
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by shinycode 1y ago
99% of the time phones are on a case and used from the front screen so from where I stand I don’t care what it looks like from the back. And there is so few people using it caseless that it won’t really matter.
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by shinycode 1y ago
There is so much more than coding, it’s the business rules, the constraints held in other parts of the company, the undocumented code that holds a company with no written context … you start a project from scratch ? AI can help you but you
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by shinycode 1y ago
Anxiety for AI ? I don’t follow all developments but it looks « weird » to me. Like AI could benefit from a psychologist or « psychology prompting » in its chain of thought like « don’t panic, you’re the best, you can do it » would have
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by shinycode 1y ago
In the same time it’s so practical to ask a question and it opens 25 pages to search and summarize the answer. Before that’s more or less what I was trying to do by hand. Maybe not 25 websites because of crap SEO the top 10 contains BS cont
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by shinycode 1y ago
It already exists with great execution : https://github.com/kitlangton/Hex It translates to proper language also
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by shinycode 1y ago
True and LLM have no incentive to avoid writing code. It’s even worse they are « paid » by the amount of code they generate. So default behavior is to avoid asking questions to refine the need. They thrive on blurry and imprecise prompt bec
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by shinycode 1y ago
In the era of data being gold, it’s quite useful to gather CC usage and even more things. What kind of data do you gather and have access to ? Are you compliant to anything regarding data ? (GDPR or else)
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by shinycode 1y ago
Not exactly. It depends how software is written and if there is ADRs in the project. I had to work on projects where there was bugs because someone coded business rules in a very bad and unclear way. You move an if somewhere and something b
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by shinycode 1y ago
« autonomously » what happens when subtle updates that are not bugs but change the meaning of some features that might break the workflow on some other external parts of a client’s system ? It happens all the time and, because it’s really h
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by shinycode 1y ago
Yes but in itself it’s not meant to be artistic, what you describe is to me variants of the tool. Creative variant yes, but not for art purpose. Just like a website. Maybe somewhere in the world there might be an artistic version of a shopp
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by shinycode 1y ago
I agree, following the logic means any customer from any shop can start doing anything regardless of policies and shops just need to adapt just because of my expectations ?
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by shinycode 1y ago
Fire !!!
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by shinycode 1y ago
People bring printers to Starbucks… really ? I’m kind of surprised it feels like an abuse to me o_O it would never cross my mind
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by shinycode 1y ago
For work I use pen and paper now. Sometimes a notepad on the Mac and every few days I sum everything up on paper. For iOS the best tool I found is Goodtask, a lot a customization, build upon Reminders from Apple so a single source of truth
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by shinycode 1y ago
I understand that it’s easy as analogy but I also could compare to shopping carts around the world. When it’s a tool the design converge to something similar for the job at hand. For corporate businesses a website is a tool. I won’t expect
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by shinycode 1y ago
Yeah 90% of websites are just informative … why would they need to be creative ?
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by shinycode 1y ago
A lot of people is using the tool in a wrong way. It’s massively powerful, there’s a lot of promisses but it’s not magic. The tool works on words and statistics. Better be really thoughtful and precise beforehand. No one notices that Curso
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by shinycode 1y ago
Non deterministic software will never produce 100% of the time perfect results. So we will need humans with knowledge to verify up to when an other technology will be able to build enough trust to avoid human reviews. With 2000 line very p
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by shinycode 1y ago
Thank you for the feedback, it answers my question of the fact that as of now it’s just an other step in a human review. Nothing fully automatic (which is reassuring in a way) it’s just an other step to review & validate
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by shinycode 1y ago
I’m curious to know how people use PR review platforms with LLMs. Because what I feel is that I need to do the review and then review the review of the LLM which is more work in the end. If I don’t review anymore (or if no one does it) know

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