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by WD-42 9mo ago
If you break down the problem to small enough chunks, these basically become the same thing. The hardest part of new languages is the syntax and new APIs, so you end up getting the code anyway.
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by WD-42 9mo ago
What does the struggle with an LLMs help look like?
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by WD-42 9mo ago
This is exactly how I use AI as well in codebases and languages I’m not familiar with. I’m a bit concerned we might be losing something without the google and stack overflow rabbit holes, and that’s the context surrounding the answer. Witho
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by WD-42 9mo ago
"It's enterprise" it's such a lame excuse, IMO. There shouldn't be a speed tax, especially if you aren't using the "enterprise" features. We need to stop making excuses for bad software. It's 202
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by WD-42 9mo ago
It must be a fundamental architectural problem with Gitlab. When I had to use it for work the speed killed me. Especially searching for issues. I will never consider gitlab for anything until they find a way to boost performance.
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by WD-42 9mo ago
Is this the project announced a week or two ago by an AI company claiming they had built a browser but it turned out to be a crappy wrapper around Servo that didn’t even build? Or is this another one? I thought it was Anthropic but this sa
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by WD-42 9mo ago
Not a dystopia for me. I’m a cyclist that’s been hit by 3 cars. I believe we will look back at the time when we allowed emotional and easily distracted meat bags behind the wheels of fast moving multiple ton kinetic weapons for what it is:
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by WD-42 9mo ago
No, you change your OS preference and then most websites that are coded correctly will follow. I do it by sunrise and sunset but have a key binding to override it.
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by WD-42 9mo ago
I wonder if you are thinking Source engine? I was getting serious skibidi toilet vibes during several parts of this video.
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by WD-42 9mo ago
The llm output will just contain ads directly. It’s going to be super hard to tell them apart from normal output.
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by WD-42 9mo ago
They aren’t shooting any feet if the competition is doing it too.
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by WD-42 9mo ago
Dark mode after sunset, light mode after sunrise, obviously. Just as nature intended.
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by WD-42 9mo ago
There is only one quote in the entire article, though: > Cheeseman finds Claude consistently catches things he missed. “Every time I go through I’m like, I didn’t notice that one! And in each case, these are discoveries that we can under
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by WD-42 9mo ago
Don't worry, they have multiple agents working on that, right now.
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by WD-42 9mo ago
This is neat but the examples comparing the tool against piping grep seem to counter the argument to me. A couple of pipes to grep seems much easier to remember and type, especially with all the quotes needed for psc. For scripts where you
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by WD-42 9mo ago
https://www.pedaldrivenprogramming.com/
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by WD-42 9mo ago
Karma’s a bit.
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by WD-42 9mo ago
Has anyone read the book? It looks interesting.
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by WD-42 9mo ago
I don’t understand. Is the argument that you shouldn’t need skill?
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by WD-42 9mo ago
I did just realize after posting maybe touting how affordable CDs have become is maybe not the best idea.
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by WD-42 9mo ago
People have been doing this for decades already, FL studio, Abelton, etc. Not sure what AI has to do with it.
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by WD-42 9mo ago
I’ve been doing the same over the last few months. The best part for me is going to record stores again. CDs are SO cheap now, especially used ones. I’ll usually pick a few out of the dollar bin just based on vibes and the cover and rip the
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by WD-42 9mo ago
You must get a nice arm workout moving your hands from the keyboard to the screen and back all the time. Sounds super slow though.
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by WD-42 9mo ago
GNOME on Linux prevents it. You get a notification "Discord updater is ready" instead which you can activate if you want to give it focus - which I never do. F the Discord updater.
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by WD-42 9mo ago
I’m not shifting any goal posts. I’m just tired of these posts from people saying that Linux is unstable, has quirks, etc but when you dig into it, all of the “quirks” are actually the result of strange decisions made by the author. It’s fi
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by WD-42 9mo ago
This is just false. Amdgpu is an in tree kernel module and has been forever. https://www.kernel.org/doc/html/latest/gpu/amdgpu/index.html If you are installing via an outside method, again, you are
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by WD-42 9mo ago
The amd drivers might not there, and they will continue to not be there on the version of the kernel you are using and choosing to be stuck on by using Debian. Drivers are part of the kernel in Linux, it’s not how windows works. Ubuntu and
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by WD-42 9mo ago
You are using a distro that is generally very behind on software versions and doesn’t bundle non free software (Debian) on a laptop with brand new hardware. Additionally, you are running a DE (cinnamon) which is really designed for a specif
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by WD-42 9mo ago
The usual semi conspiratorial nonsense. GNOME is only unusable to clickers that are uncomfortable with any UI other than what was perfected by windows 95. And Wayland? Really? Still yelling at that cloud?
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by WD-42 9mo ago
You are using AI to respond to comments too? Is there an actual person anywhere behind this project?

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