Aperocky

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by Aperocky 9mo ago
Code IS spec. Your code in $INSERT_LANGUAGE is no less of a spec to machine code than english is to $INSERT_LANGUAGE. Spec is still needed, spec is the core problem of engineering. Too much specialization have made job titles like $INSERT_L
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by Aperocky 9mo ago
Tolkien's book is an art, programs are supposed to do something. Now, some program may be considered art (e.g. codegolf) or considered art by their creator. I consider my programs and code are only the means to get the computer to do w
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by Aperocky 9mo ago
It's still possible. Have the product and hire other people for these things. Use stripe, cloudflare, whatever the legal equivalent of these stuff, S3. Yes they might take most potential profit, but you'll also not have a huge pay
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by Aperocky 9mo ago
> bootstrap a one man enterprise without actually doing any kind of social interaction will run into a wall. But you are not limited to only using LLM for coding. I agree that marketing and sales is as important as product and technology
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by Aperocky 9mo ago
Putting "AI integrations" on Windows 11 is like layering surstromming on a turd.
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by Aperocky 9mo ago
Nailed it! This is not even AI - it's pre-AI, and everyone has continued to try to create things that other people can use as a dependency, just on a much higher pace. I've found writing simulations that my childhood brain would h
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by Aperocky 9mo ago
> I guess it just goes to show you that your code is never really complete. Yes and no, feature bloat usually justify themselves innocently and once you go down that slope there is no return. The hardest thing to do in software is commit
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by Aperocky 9mo ago
Great sales pitch, I'm guilty of fomo and added my stuff, kudos.
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by Aperocky 9mo ago
macOS has been quite popular in the United States for a long time now (and I suspect it's not so popular in other region not due to product, but price), showing that things can exist without those "features". I'm not eve
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by Aperocky 9mo ago
Is it really brain atrophy if I never learned to code in ASM in my entire career as compiler has been doing that for me? A part of me really want to say yes and wear it as a badge to have been coding before LLMs were a thing, but at the sam
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by Aperocky 9mo ago
Linux is free, but it doesn't come bundled with hardware that might not work with it.
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by Aperocky 9mo ago
> That doing this is it's own skill and I have not spent enough time with it. Yeah, this. I sucked (still sucks?) at it too, I spent countless hours correcting them. And throwing away hours of "work" they made, And even ha
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by Aperocky 9mo ago
Is the disconnect automatic? what happens when you're not connected to the grid but battery is full?
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by Aperocky 9mo ago
It's the one I keep going to LLM for, others like rebase are muscle memory at this point.
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by Aperocky 9mo ago
well git reflog is that, annoying, yes, but we have LLM so I don't actually need to remember how all the command syntax exactly like back in 2019.
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by Aperocky 9mo ago
That sounds like passing the blame to a tool. A person is ultimately responsible for the output of any tool, and subtly and disastrously wrong code that superficially resemble well written proper code is not a new thing.
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by Aperocky 9mo ago
How does one get commit marked as claude? It also sounds like a poor idea since I don't also attribute my OS or vim version and language server prior to the advent of LLMs. LLMs is just a great and new way to say compile this english l
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by Aperocky 9mo ago
Looks a lot like the output from a markov chain...
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by Aperocky 10mo ago
I don't think any power is as centralized as Google is to search about 10 years ago? Or Facebook is to social media in the same time frame? What has changed other than the players?
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by Aperocky 10mo ago
Perhaps SEO will become a business to churn out large amount of digestable text with friendly robot.txt and hoping the next AI model learns it? This seem to be the solution, just having a slightly longer turn around time.
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by Aperocky 10mo ago
It's one thing to have common internal libraries and another thing to have the compile process blanket include everything that's in it.
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by Aperocky 10mo ago
Why wouldn't you do it on a Saturday when most people are not working? What's the best time to change the bus fare, 9AM on Wednesday or midnight between Saturday and Sunday?
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by Aperocky 10mo ago
The article is the question though, the question deserved to be asked. And Gmail deserve to be shamed for shipping almost a gigabyte of stuff for a mailbox. Wouldn't be surprised if they accidentally/intentionally built the whole
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by Aperocky 10mo ago
I wonder how hard is it to do the entire thing in browser/js. It seems hugged to death right now due to backend connections.
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by Aperocky 10mo ago
I solved the battery problem with an ultra, but I couldn't solve what is consistently off heart rate monitoring. It now feels almost unusual for it to get the heart rate correct. And I'm not talking about off by a few or feeling o
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by Aperocky 10mo ago
Don't forget RH is owned by IBM.
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by Aperocky 10mo ago
I think the problem here is LLM eventually pollute its context window with so much of the current task that the larger picture or architectural sanity is forgotten in favor of the current task at hand. And rarely is a software one and done,
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by Aperocky 10mo ago
Recreating everything from scratch gets harder and the previous requirements will eventually not be met after sufficient number of them have been accumulated. AI would have no solution to this unless it iterate on the same code base, but si
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by Aperocky 10mo ago
During that time I couldn't load HN web page, but my HN CLI tool could connect to HN: https://github.com/Aperocky/hnterminal , but only read.
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by Aperocky 10mo ago
Unnecessary complexity, completely arbitrary one off designs, over emphasis on one part of the behavior while ignoring others. Using design patterns where they shouldn't be used, code once and forget operations exist, using languages a

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