Philip-J-Fry

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by Philip-J-Fry 3mo ago
They're just saying that like Suno Music, if you look closely the cracks show. They're not saying the music is AI generated.
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by Philip-J-Fry 3mo ago
That depends entirely on how you're using AI. If you're getting it to do all the hard thinking, then sure using the best model is probably always going to be better. But it's also going to be expensive. Using cheaper models a
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by Philip-J-Fry 3mo ago
I've went on a similar journey and did just end up going to back SQL. Mapping database rows to domain objects really isn't that painful and you only do it once. So not a big deal. LLMs actually make this a non-issue now. I actuall
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by Philip-J-Fry 4mo ago
Dunno, it seems like the exact kind of thing Claude would think up if you asked it to subtly alter the system prompt to hide this info. It's all a losing battle anyway.
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by Philip-J-Fry 4mo ago
I commented on the original post and I still don't understand the point of a "Visual Designer" basically reimplementing Windows XP in the browser. What are you trying to show off? Also, it seems very buggy with the visuals. I
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by Philip-J-Fry 4mo ago
I have one too. He'll say "Claude says this:" and pastes a screenshot of some Claude Code output. Most of the time it's wrong, or makes assumptions that won't hold true. Or it comes up with some overcomplicated solu
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by Philip-J-Fry 4mo ago
It depends on where you're using AI. If you're working on a project for yourself or in a tiny company. Then sure, writing the code probably was your bottleneck. But at mid to large companies writing code is maybe 50% of the job, a
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by Philip-J-Fry 4mo ago
I am seeing similar things in just regular tooling and development. Things that can be solved deterministically or what would have been a simple CLI 5 years ago are now an LLM integration. Instead of using the LLM to create deterministic to
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by Philip-J-Fry 5mo ago
Our entire company is basically ran through Jira. Most processes rely on Jira and certain transitions fire of webhooks for automation. One of the first things we did when we got access to AI was make a Jira MCP. I try not to touch Jira anym
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by Philip-J-Fry 5mo ago
But you must understand you are a minority. Most people don't do this, they will get something for free and fiercely defend this right to get things for free. Libraries aren't unethical, because they're just letting you borro
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by Philip-J-Fry 5mo ago
I don't understand why this is a movement that is ethical to get behind. Someone spends months or years of their life dedicated to writing a book. And people celebrate the fact they can get it for free, justify it by saying it's
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by Philip-J-Fry 5mo ago
Yeah, so whatever you're doing to wrap Claude is broken. Because it's breaking the UI. "It's never bothered me". Cool. But your tool is bugged.
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by Philip-J-Fry 5mo ago
I don't know what you're talking about. His tool wraps Claude and breaks the TUI. What's so hard to understand? That's valid critique. What world have I woke up in today?
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by Philip-J-Fry 5mo ago
So why has your tool completely broken the Claude Code UI then? Can't you see in the gif? It's completely broken. My Claude doesn't look like that. Neither does anyone else's.
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by Philip-J-Fry 5mo ago
I have tried Claude code. It doesn't look like that! I don't know what the project is. All I see is a TUI that looks completely broken. Go and use Claude Code right now. Does it look like that? Random underscores all over the page
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by Philip-J-Fry 5mo ago
I don't want to offend (it's AI coded anyway :)) but that does not scream "high quality" to me. The headline gif on that repo just paints a terrible picture. It can't draw a box correctly, there's random unders
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by Philip-J-Fry 5mo ago
I don't agree. I regularly get pieces of work someone product guy has thought up in an afternoon. They only care about the happy path, and sometimes only part of the happy path. I work for a global company that has to abide by rules an
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by Philip-J-Fry 5mo ago
But it's a self fulfilling prophecy. They need all this stuff because it's a vibe coded app where bugs are randomly introduced, the architecture is overcomplicated and sucks, and stuff is just added for the fun of it. Do existing
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by Philip-J-Fry 5mo ago
With a lot of these AI tools yea, they release very often. But half the features they add aren't even that useful. They just add shit because they can and they introduce bugs and change behaviour all the time. Opencode has the same pro
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by Philip-J-Fry 5mo ago
So he's spent $20k in one day. There's not a chance in hell he's actually doing productive work with all these tokens. Grifters gonna grift. What a state of affairs.
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by Philip-J-Fry 5mo ago
I can tell you how that situation comes about. You start by rejecting those PRs, saying "write more maintainable code, not quick hacks". Management starts pressuring the original developer "why is it not merged yet, I thought
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by Philip-J-Fry 5mo ago
Why wouldn't I just `go install` from the git repo? Why is it worth encouraging the use of python tooling for generic application distribution when things like homebrew or chocolatey already exist?
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by Philip-J-Fry 5mo ago
What problems are they? I can't really think of any problems where writing the code was the hard part. There's plenty of times where I don't know what code to write because I've never used a library before. But it's
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by Philip-J-Fry 5mo ago
I'm classing that as the second camp. Because you don't find it hard to do, it's just time consuming. It means you still know what you're doing and you're just using AI as a tool to accelerate your delivery. That&#x
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by Philip-J-Fry 5mo ago
Yes, I think there's 2 kinds of developer. Those who think the code is the hard part, and those that don't. The developers that thing coding is hard are the ones that absolutely love AI coding. It's changed their world becaus
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by Philip-J-Fry 6mo ago
I suspect it's because Claude said "You're absolutely right! QR codes are an excellent way to store data with their redundancy and small size".
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by Philip-J-Fry 6mo ago
QR codes can only recover data because the QR code itself is built with redundancy. It's always storing more data than is actually needed. But if you lose too much of the QR code, it becomes impossible to read. Think about the most bas
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by Philip-J-Fry 6mo ago
Okay, so this project encodes memories as QR codes within an MP4 file. And if I'm correct, I believe it's doing some sort of vector search based on the text embedding of the data to find the frame within the MP4 file. The one thin
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by Philip-J-Fry 6mo ago
What do you mean? LMStudio is listed as an alternative. It offers a chat UI, a model server supporting OpenAI, Anthropic and LMStudio API interfaces. It supports loading the models on demand or picking what models you want loaded. And you c
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by Philip-J-Fry 6mo ago
It depends what you're asking it though. Sure, in a software development environment the difference between those two models is noticeable. But think about the general user. They're using the free Gemini or ChatGPT. They're n

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