VCFundedGenYer

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   by VCFundedGenYer 12d ago

   I'd normally suggest waiting till a .1 release, but 26 was such a disaster that I might forego this advice.
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   by VCFundedGenYer 12d ago

   This might be the most inaccessible and unreadable article I've ever seen. From IEEE no less. Zero stars on both the presentation and the content.
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   by VCFundedGenYer 12d ago

   Code does not operate under the rights of a country, and your definition of "speech" and "Free speech" is misguided and wrong.
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   by VCFundedGenYer 12d ago

   All these companies are suddenly crying about "slowing down" after insisting on having no guardrails nor restrictions? All at once in lockstep? Who paid them to say this? These are all lies.
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   by VCFundedGenYer 12d ago

   This fall, buy Ocarina of Time and not GTA 6. Rockstar deserves no sales.
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   by VCFundedGenYer 12d ago

   As a reminder - get off Twitter and get onto Mastodon (Bluesky is dead to rights). Those of you addicted to what was formerly Twitter need to move on.
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   by VCFundedGenYer 13d ago

   Insert and Print Screen are not gone. Every one of my keyboards (with the exception of Macbooks) has Insert. Meanwhile, Print Screen is very much a staple of Windows and Linux screenshotting. Reverse Tab is kind of still around, just as Shi
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   by VCFundedGenYer 13d ago

   Vibe coding is expensive. It eats tokens, which costs your org dearly. You can't just do what you want - you have to choose and use your brain to decide, with metrics, what's worth doing. Also, code things yourself. It's free
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   by VCFundedGenYer 13d ago

   Use the firefox extension "Dark Background and Light Text".
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    by VCFundedGenYer 13d ago

    Absolutely. There is no question. At my place of work we've recently hired several 'engineers' who have been exposed as frauds who know nothing but how to beg the chatbot to do things. When you bring actual issues that requir
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    by VCFundedGenYer 13d ago

    1. Android Automotive is run by Google, so that entire argument goes out the window immediately, because Google 2. Car companies bypass CarPlay/Android Auto with their own head units with software that executes before the projection so
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    by VCFundedGenYer 13d ago

    It may not be 100%, but human code is objectively more reliable and higher quality than any LLM generated slop code.
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    by VCFundedGenYer 13d ago

    You can't change the laws of physics. If it isn't connected to the network, it can't communicate.
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    by VCFundedGenYer 13d ago

    I have a TCL TV where a recent firmware update actually fixed up some Arc power settings and a few other things. I only connect the TV to update it once every 6 months, and as soon as the update is done, it gets unplugged from the network a
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    by VCFundedGenYer 13d ago

    You're on macOS. you should know full well that they do not care about those values.
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    by VCFundedGenYer 13d ago

    You do realize Intel support is gone, right? You won't be installing anything on your Intel Mac very soon...
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    by VCFundedGenYer 13d ago

    Perhaps because all of the parent companies committed mountains of felonies stealing and plagiarizing all the same training data without consent nor permission.
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    by VCFundedGenYer 13d ago

    They are constantly out of money, going public would be the dumbest move imaginable. They are unstable, not only financially, but in leadership.
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    by VCFundedGenYer 14d ago

    I remember using Evernote in the very early 2010s, pre acquistion, and before OneNote got really good/had a cloud sync service. Evernote was...fine, but the UX was very stilted. Text placement was very restrictive, and the spontaneous
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    by VCFundedGenYer 14d ago

    Reminder that Altman does nothing but lie so this means nothing.
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    by VCFundedGenYer 14d ago

    Stop peddling this nonsense please. Coding will never be "over" - those saying it aren't true coders in the first place.
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    by VCFundedGenYer 14d ago

    Wrong. LLMs can’t even count the “r”s in strawberry.
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    by VCFundedGenYer 15d ago

    Only frauds/vibecoders/non-programmers claim coding is "solved". This is nonsense.
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    by VCFundedGenYer 15d ago

    This was written with AI, so there's no point here.
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    by VCFundedGenYer 15d ago

    Throwing my support for this. Do not use LLMs to write things humans should write.
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    by VCFundedGenYer 15d ago

    It is not a game changer for anyone, yourself included. That is the fallacy - you think this is some amazing thing when it isn't. You're experiencing AI psychosis.
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    by VCFundedGenYer 15d ago

    I'm just sad that the overwhelming majority has resorted to using AI in terrible ways. Case in point, last night, I saw a flyer with the US flag. It contained at least 55 stars, and the bottom row was cut off at the bottom. Nobody even
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    by VCFundedGenYer 15d ago

    Useless and pointless measure. you could even ask Claude how to bypass this.
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    by VCFundedGenYer 15d ago

    Yeah there really needs to be better moderation and filtering here. Yesterday there were multitudes of blatant AI slop and AI-slop-fueled misinformation/contrarianism all over the front page. It's not getting caught and flagged fa
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    by VCFundedGenYer 15d ago

    When the CEO becomes a diva, the company has lost the plot.