BowBun

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by BowBun 1y ago
Very well-written. My main takeaway and constant reminder is that our privilege, no matter the size, usually comes at someone's expense.
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by BowBun 1y ago
Ask an LLM!
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by BowBun 1y ago
100% agree, but I bet there will be a quality blowback in software much like what we've seen at Boeing over the last few decades. I think there will be a premium on higher-quality software, but most companies don't need it
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by BowBun 1y ago
If it results in megacorps 'forcing' papers that misrepresent the truth for their own gains, yeah that's pretty bleak. Think weed killers, sugar, etc.
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by BowBun 1y ago
I think you can tease this out a bunch of ways. >where one side has a lot more power than the other side This is life, in its entirety. Even those who feel like they live a 'free' life should realize they depend on things like
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by BowBun 1y ago
Nitpicking like this must be fair, if you look at typical AI code - styles, extra newlines, comments, tests/fixtures, etc. it is the same. And again LoC isn't a good measurement in the first place. Not all my 5k lines are hand-wri
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by BowBun 1y ago
Is that final number really that crazy? With a well defined goal, you can put out 5-8K per day by writing code the old fashioned way. Also would love to see the code, since in my experience (I use Cursor as a daily driver), AI bloats code b
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by BowBun 1y ago
> I don't see any relationship between idolizing rich people as a culture and capitalism The primary goal of capitalism is profit. Therefore successful people in capitalism are rich. People look up to and idolize the most successful
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by BowBun 1y ago
One of the core problems I think America refuses to acknowledge is the pervasive culture of idolatry and putting the rich on pedestals. It seems inevitable that if the "American Dream" is basically just becoming rich enough, that
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by BowBun 1y ago
Source? I did not see this active anywhere, only mentioned.
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by BowBun 1y ago
Side-point - I'd even put an asterisk on OpenAI's innovation. a) Initial release was an amalgamation of prior research (valid) b) Subsequent models have for the most part been upgrades + optimizations (new iphone models aren'
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by BowBun 1y ago
Through LLMs, new developers are learning the beauty of writing software specs :')
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by BowBun 1y ago
Good point, honestly! Farming/whaling/harvesting/ranching all works, too. I guess my brain automatically went water=fish
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by BowBun 1y ago
I disagree, even with your compelling argument of... changing a quote font and appealing to morality.
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by BowBun 1y ago
Perhaps use a better word than culprit, since fishing whale is legal in all three of those places!
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by BowBun 1y ago
`brew ls --versions` + `brew list | xargs brew list` Everything you need is there...
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by BowBun 2y ago
I didn't think they meant literally the same. That would either be called a group trip, or a coincidence! Liking beer doesn't really make people the same 'type'. Going to local bars to strike up conversations is great (o
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by BowBun 2y ago
Why do you prefer to spend time in the same setting with the same people when you are in a new place? Why not stay home?
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by BowBun 2y ago
> can be injected into any game without modifying any engine / game code This sentence is an oxymoron... Once you inject code, you have modified the original code. That isn't always possible or desired. If you take 2 minutes to
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by BowBun 2y ago
QA works off of builds, not a Unity project. So you could apply this tool on test builds of a game for QA to reveiw without having to ask dev to add 'colorblind testing mode'. That then means the QA team could instantly use this o
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by BowBun 2y ago
Second key feature listed in the repo: > Work on all games. No dependency on any specific game or engine. So your solution isn't an alternative here since it requires modifying the engine/game code.
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by BowBun 2y ago
Agreed with this point. Folks are moving away from traditional relationship structures, and have been for a while. If you want a personal anecdote - I'm partnered, not married, we don't plan to have kids or marry, and worry pretty
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by BowBun 2y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Et_tu,_Brute%3F
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by BowBun 2y ago
The thing is the SDLC exists to harden software to a point where you can run a business on it. It didn't appear because people were bored. This feels more like a comparison to a Figma or other prototyping tool than something that can p
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by BowBun 2y ago
If you've broken into the phone/app, you've got access to the key...
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by BowBun 2y ago
Before someone bites the bait - this comment is sarcastic and 100% of democratic societies spend resources to control the narrative around their government/country/whatever. 100%.
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by BowBun 2y ago
> How do top performers distinguish themselves as they go out for new jobs? During an interview process, and by using your network. Top performers aren't usually slinging applications through LinkedIn in my limited experience > W
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by BowBun 2y ago
I don't disagree with the idea that Apple may have peaked and started turning the corner into anti-consumer behavior. That said, even as an Apple detractor, I don't think it's fair to say they haven't continue driving in
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by BowBun 2y ago
I don't know if you feel this, but there's also a sort of social pressure where if I'm in a situation and everyone's on their phones, it's hard for me to start up a conversation with someone since they seem 'fo
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by BowBun 2y ago
This doesn't sound good to me, you end up with a large codebase that no human has actually laid eyes on. When you get a bug weird enough that you can't reason the LLM through it, then what? What if a bug is because of interactions

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