tripleee

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by tripleee 5d ago
Are you saying that pure vibe coding by a non-technical person produces better code than pre-LLM developers, or that experienced dev + AI produces better code? Both of those things are very different, and AI shouldn't be the one taking
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by tripleee 6d ago
My wife had a free trial of Apple TV and we found we still preferred to use Jellyfin because it was a better experience
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by tripleee 6d ago
you don't have to torture yourself like that
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by tripleee 7d ago
The 7.6" screen here is far too small to function as a second monitor type device. This is going to be for pure content consumption
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by tripleee 7d ago
10% wider than a pro max. I can't imagine that's going to feel good in your pocket
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by tripleee 7d ago
That starting $2000 price tag.. is this going to be another Vision Pro? Put MacOS on it and then we'll talk
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by tripleee 7d ago
A tablet the folds up and fits in my pocket is perfect. Tablets are better for reading and watching things - they just kinda suck to carry around.
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by tripleee 10d ago
in the current climate the definition of "better" might not be one you like the "better" that will win will be what's more engaging and addictive
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by tripleee 10d ago
The scale of this is impressive. I think if you showed me a single puzzle / dungeon though it's something we've seen on par from previous models. First impressions of the code quality also feel like it needs some serious refa
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by tripleee 10d ago
It does apply there. Probably because a manual is such an important part of the product it's attached to there's a high bar most people want to meet. I don't think it applies to a series of blog posts even if they reach book
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by tripleee 10d ago
I do think the publishing medium is relevant and not just word count. Books tend to be better researched, edited, triple checked and well planned out to convey the full information they want to. This isn't always the case but there&#x2
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by tripleee 10d ago
> ridiculously polished detail Can you point me to one of these? The only Astra game I tried was the incredibly janky Mario Kart clone from OpenAI where you could fly by spamming jump
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by tripleee 10d ago
AI has come for those blog posts and news articles. There's very little incentive for people to invest in quality content anymore - I'm seeing things like this more with many others just quietly stopping: https://explor
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by tripleee 11d ago
Even if AI were superhuman at all thinking tasks, that doesn't mean we'd lose our abilities. Chess and games can be a lot more demanding than a lot of people's work lives - and AI is already superhuman there. The heaviest thi
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by tripleee 11d ago
I'm not sure what the point you're making is. We're in the midst of figuring out what the tradeoffs are of LLM usage - all the things you list are already mostly known and found worth it. You trade a tiny amount of time and f
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by tripleee 13d ago
It wouldn't be a redistribution of our current assets like that. I think there would be a whole lot of repurposing of these things. The beach houses, mansions, mountain views could be vacation places, or used as libraries, or simply di
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by tripleee 13d ago
you can also fly by pressing space repeatedly
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by tripleee 13d ago
Autonomous police drones will likely be able to handle the pitchforkers and rioters
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by tripleee 13d ago
I couldn't care less about owning a yacht. On the other hand even a modest house, basic healthcare and ability to not work like a slave for scraps feels like it's going to be out of reach.
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by tripleee 14d ago
Immich seems way too complex for what I need. Redis, Postgres and Docker just to look at your photos? Eugh I just use Shotwell: https://shotwell-project.org/
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by tripleee 14d ago
Yes. Should have 1 onsite + 1 offsite backup ideally.
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by tripleee 14d ago
This is exactly the reason why companies aren't just going to vibe-code their own software. It's more expensive to maintain than it is just to pay for it outright
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by tripleee 15d ago
Just doing my part
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by tripleee 15d ago
We had a leap because of the introduction and refinement of agents - the rest has been minor
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by tripleee 15d ago
Why are you assuming letting Fable run wild and find the cause here cost under $200?
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by tripleee 15d ago
I can't tell if this is insulting or not lol
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by tripleee 15d ago
Also popular with this crowd: factorio, oxygen not included
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by tripleee 15d ago
it was ~10k per month if I remember correctly. They used to post monthly updates
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by tripleee 15d ago
Going to have to agree to disagree here. Graphical polish would make it much more enjoyable for me, and I spent enough time with the ascii version back in the day to get used to it. Good thing is they can and do have both styles.
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by tripleee 15d ago
"On Monday 24th August at 8PM EST, we received at letter from X Corp. asking to cease and desist the service XCancel." funny that :(

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