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by acedTrex 28d ago
Maybe all these vital infrastructure companies should not have spent the past decades in a race to the bottom of cybersecurity. There is going to be a reckoning.
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by acedTrex 29d ago
This is exactly what i do, i have a pi extension that blocks all comments.
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by acedTrex 1mo ago
I was investigating an ansible playbook yesterday that had a 45 line comment to explain a single apt install command, completely and utterly useless. I am updating my neovim to just collapse all comments, the noise is unbearable.
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by acedTrex 1mo ago
All of the internet has become basically unusable its very sad, what used to be my place to relax has become a source of stress. Nothing is forever i suppose, doesn't make it hurt any less though.
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by acedTrex 1mo ago
It feels inevitable that many systems will have to go to a login/trusted ip source type system. Its just not feasible to continue to operate with 99% of your traffic being fake.
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by acedTrex 1mo ago
Because the crawlers dont care, they are the internets parasites. Their creators care nothing for people or systems downstream of their greed.
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by acedTrex 1mo ago
I have it set up to pop up an approval dialogue that shows me the comments its trying to write and if i reject it the model is told essentially "no comments allowed, retry the patch without them." It usually only takes one of thos
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by acedTrex 1mo ago
Its a personal extension i wrote myself, maybe I should put it up somewhere.. Its so simple though i dont know if its worth it vs just "go build it yourself"
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by acedTrex 1mo ago
I completely block all LLM comments via pi extension, it makes using them significantly more enjoyable. If the LLM wants to add a comment it must ASK me explicitly to do so. Seeing LLM comments in other peoples code is very upsetting becaus
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by acedTrex 1mo ago
Oh thank god my pink unicorn site is back online, its had great uptime lately so thats nice.
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by acedTrex 1mo ago
But they are also PURCHASING from nvidia so any time nvidia lowers their prices they save money.
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by acedTrex 1mo ago
Is that not literally the exect opposite of the direction asics for LLM inference is going?
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by acedTrex 1mo ago
You put the @ in the context file the LLMs all use, claudemd agentsmd whatever the thing that most harnesses force load. Then the model will go discover what it needs to.
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by acedTrex 1mo ago
This sounds miserable, why not just give it specific tasks to do in your normal workflow/editor? Why would we want to do MORE of the miserable task of ticket creation.
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by acedTrex 1mo ago
Agents.md is such a ridiculous concept, just write good contributing docs and then optionally @ the file in whatever agetn file you use. That way everyone benefits.
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by acedTrex 2mo ago
It hides information usually in a slop deluge that SHOULD be in normal human project documentation. If it's useful to an LLM its useful to a human, information should be treated as human first, the LLM will come along with it.
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by acedTrex 2mo ago
agentsmd is a ridiculous concept, it feels like a huge psyop that theres so much hullabaloo about this ridiculous markdown file.
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by acedTrex 2mo ago
Wow what a terrible article, just awful stuff lol
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by acedTrex 2mo ago
Sure there are other ways to do this same thing, they picked this option. Not particularly noteworthy of a thing
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by acedTrex 2mo ago
"if you cannot handle a 10x load over the historical standard of generally low quality content you should not be hosting repos" A ridiculous take
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by acedTrex 2mo ago
I mean it's good you are having fun, but that way of working will not be accepted in some communities, its inevitable so just find the place that accepts your preferred way of working.
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by acedTrex 2mo ago
The programming community will continue to schism down these ideological lines, its inevitable. May everyone find their niche but inclusion does not work when barrier to entry is reduced to near zero.
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by acedTrex 2mo ago
"Social Coding" was dead the moment LLMs showed emergent programming capabilities. This is the remaining communities attempting to defend themselves from the hordes of low effort slop coders. From first principles a community that
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by acedTrex 2mo ago
More specifically you've coupled the likelihood of your downtime coinciding with githubs downtime. Which as its a product is likely a very small % chance.
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by acedTrex 2mo ago
It's not actually, thats just shoving more shit into the shit pipeline. Humans need to review this stuff yall there's no way around that, apparently to some, very inconvenient reality.
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by acedTrex 2mo ago
Exactly, i so wish the narratives around LLMs in most fields were around how they can enable us to be better ourselves...
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by acedTrex 2mo ago
Breaking: water found in ocean
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by acedTrex 2mo ago
> Army of agents doesn't mean the person doing that doesn't understand the code This is quite literally, objectively what it means lol. No human will ever seen it.
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by acedTrex 2mo ago
> A separate model with separate context is used for review. Thats fine, theres still a chance it fails. > There is no possible solution which will satisfy someone who has zero tolerance for letting an LLM execute tool calls because t
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by acedTrex 2mo ago
"Lets have the system that fails sometimes that we are trying to ensure does not fail check it self" This is such an unserious approach.

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