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by CapsAdmin 5mo ago
While this is all good practice in theory, I wonder how much discipline plays a role here? I am not very disciplined, and find it too convenient to reach for an agent these days. This may sound ridiculous, but I am addicted to nicotine. I u
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by CapsAdmin 5mo ago
I think it's not too different in that specific sense, but it's more than that. To bring libraries on equal footing, imagine they were cloud only, had usage limits. I'm also somewhat addicted to this stuff, and so for me it&#
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by CapsAdmin 6mo ago
I'm starting to think I've been A/B tested, because this was my experience for almost a year with Claude ever since I tried it for coding. Meanwhile, my coworkers seemed to be able to use it for long periods of time without g
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by CapsAdmin 7mo ago
I haven't tried 4.5 haiku much, but i was not impressed with previous haiku versions. My goto proprietary model in copilot for general tasks is gemini 3 flash which is priced the same as haiku. The qwen model is in my experience close
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by CapsAdmin 7mo ago
I pay for copilot to access anthropic, google and openai models. Claude code always give me rate limits. Claude through copilot is a bit slow, but copilot has constant network request issues or something, but at least I don't get rate
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by CapsAdmin 7mo ago
It kinda looks like employees need to make a blog post about something twice a month.
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by CapsAdmin 9mo ago
I moved from a very quiet culture to a very noisy one. Here people watch tik tok on full blast, people let their kids run amok in concrete cafes, constantly honk at each other, blast karaoke for all neighbors to hear, etc. These people have
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by CapsAdmin 9mo ago
If the definition of art is that a human must be involved, then fine. AI generated music is not art. But it is everything art is minus the human component? ie, it can be beautiful, ugly, etc, just like how a sunset can be beautiful and a ro
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by CapsAdmin 9mo ago
I appreciate the honesty. I'm not saying people don't have this relationship with art, I think everyone can have some degrees of it, including me. But my experience as an artist talking to non-artists about art, I don't think
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by CapsAdmin 9mo ago
I think maybe we're talking past each other then. I'm saying I don't agree with the argument that music necessarily needs to have a story to be widely consumed in a positive way. While I personally like it when people put the
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by CapsAdmin 9mo ago
This has been my experience as well. But, these are things we developers care about. Coding aside, LLM's aren't very good at following nice practices in general unless explicitly prompted to. For example if you ask an LLM to creat
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by CapsAdmin 9mo ago
I've been playing with vibe coding a lot lately and I think in most cases, the current SOTA LLM's don't produce code that I'd be satisfied with. I kind of feel like LLM's are really really good at hacking on a messy
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by CapsAdmin 9mo ago
I'm honestly not getting the human story thing when it comes to music and maybe art in general. I mean I get what it means, but I don't think it describes why people enjoy art. To me, it seems more like people place their own mean
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by CapsAdmin 9mo ago
I built an open to "game engine" entirely in Lua a many years ago, but relying on many third party libraries that I would bind to with FFI. I thought I'd revive it, but this time with Vulkan and no third-party dependencies (e
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by CapsAdmin 9mo ago
The responsiveness of windows 2000 in a vm is insane. It feels like every action happens instantaneously. Contrast this with the "os" of my LG oled monitor. It seriously takes 5 seconds to open the settings menu.
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by CapsAdmin 9mo ago
Somewhat related, in a lot of those developing countries, fakes are so prolific that they become meaningless. When you go to the market to buy socks, it's a little difficult not to find socks without logos like nike, addidas, gucci, pr
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by CapsAdmin 10mo ago
In that case, my point about Garry not liking Lua despite choosing it for Garrysmod, for seemingly the same reason as antirez is very appropriate. I haven't read antirez'/redis' opinions about Lua, so I'm just going
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by CapsAdmin 10mo ago
It sounds like you're trying to articulate why you don't like Lua, but it seems to just boil down to syntax and semantics unfamiliarity? I see this argument a lot with Lua. People simply don't like its syntax because we live
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by CapsAdmin 10mo ago
It's generally true, isn't it? Otherwise we'd have ground breaking discoveries every day about some new and fastest way to do X. The way I see it, mathematicians have been trying (and somewhat succeeding every 5~ years) to pr
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by CapsAdmin 11mo ago
just to add to the sandwich somehow, vscode is mainly written in typescript
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by CapsAdmin 11mo ago
If a large company is making a utility cares, they'll have a ux person/s, sometimes part of a design team, to make sure things are usable. But if you're really big, you could also test in production with ab testing. But as yo
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by CapsAdmin 11mo ago
Well that has happened sometimes, I usually say continue. But what I meant was that the whole response completely disappears. Sometimes the text I wrote previously is pasted back into the text input, but sometimes it's not. I have this
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by CapsAdmin 11mo ago
I didn't even know they had a status page. Claude (with pro subscription) is often so unreliable with regards to connectivity and performance that I'm looking for something more predictable. It randomly fails halfway through a res
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by CapsAdmin 11mo ago
In this context I interpret unfashionable as boring/normal/works/good enough/predictable etc.
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by CapsAdmin 11mo ago
Last week I tried to make a bootable usb with windows 11. I tried using dd on macos, and that seemed to work, but the windows installer errored about "not finding drivers for the hdd". This threw me off because I thought something
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by CapsAdmin 11mo ago
I don't really play board games, but if I did I can imagine being worried about forced updates, general online connectivity, inevitable ads, microtransactions, longevity, etc being a concern. The current people behind Board might promi
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by CapsAdmin 1y ago
For context, the variation in UI between VSTs is pretty large and tend to be very creative, much like UI in games.
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by CapsAdmin 1y ago
I dunno why but it felt a weird to see rock pigeons outside of a city. (2025-10-17 17:00~)
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by CapsAdmin 1y ago
To expand on this, the vscode editor can do a lot more than what is specified in LSP. You can have custom functions in your language server that is not in spec and have your editor specific plugin call them. I imagine there is a lot of this
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by CapsAdmin 1y ago
I've dabbled with claude code in this particular project, but not much. My short experience with it is that it's slow, costly and goes off the rails easily. I prefer to work with more isolated parts of the code. But again, I don&#

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