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by acedTrex 6mo ago
Thank you thank you, misery loves company lol! I haven't fully pinned down what the exact cause is as well, an ongoing journey.
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by acedTrex 6mo ago
You really think the 33k people that starred a 40 line markdown file realize that?
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by acedTrex 6mo ago
Sigh here we go again, model release day is always the worst day of the quarter for me. I always get a lovely anxiety attack and have to avoid all parts of the internet for a few days :/
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by acedTrex 6mo ago
Ya im totally sure its a good idea to use a tool written by the creator of openclaw with a sensitive account that is closely tied to day to day needs. What could possibly go wrong with that.
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by acedTrex 6mo ago
Its so depressing that it took widespread LLM psychosis to finally get company leadership to invest in actual CLI tooling. No, the customers never mattered but the mythical "LLM agent" is vitally important to cater too.
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by acedTrex 6mo ago
Because its incredibly embarrassing to admit you can no longer do very basic programming tasks as a "professional" in that field.
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by acedTrex 6mo ago
This is not what a compiler is in any sense.
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by acedTrex 6mo ago
If this was me you couldn't waterboard this info out of me.
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by acedTrex 6mo ago
> whether something is a deliberate attack or not is not worth pointing out? Correct in cases like this we are discussing it as a meaningless distinction.
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by acedTrex 6mo ago
They are saying that "deliberate attack" or not does not matter and is not worth pointing out. The response is the same so its a worthless point.
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by acedTrex 6mo ago
And the person you are responding is asserting that the response to incompetence of this level should be the SAME as if it directed and intentional malice. Which is a completely valid way to view a fuckup like this.
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by acedTrex 6mo ago
> Checking if your plugin/extension/mod works What makes you think they do this with any of their products these days?
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by acedTrex 6mo ago
If this is true then a PMs jira tickets are an abstraction over an engineers code. It's not necessarily wrong by some interpretations but is not how the majority of engineers would define the word.
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by acedTrex 6mo ago
Its a buggy pos though, "popular and successful" have never been indicators of quality in any sense.
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by acedTrex 6mo ago
Who cares man, the sloppiest and shittiest software ever written has yet another CVE. This is not worth discussing.
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by acedTrex 6mo ago
This is an insanely blunt look into some serious issues with microsoft.
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by acedTrex 6mo ago
So they are just turning into another vibe code slop app? At least before they were tangentially still an actual developer tool, standard vsc windows, the code was the point etc. Now they offer really nothing interesting for professionals.
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by acedTrex 6mo ago
Opencode actually has a pretty solid codebase quality wise. I have done brief pokes and its been largely fine.
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by acedTrex 6mo ago
> but so little commentary on the core architecture. The core architecture is not interesting? its an LLM tui, theres not much there to discuss architecturally. The code itself is the actual fascinating train wreck to look at.
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by acedTrex 6mo ago
> My output is org velocity. Amen, slow and steady and the feature fly wheel just keeps getting faster.
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by acedTrex 6mo ago
Well, literally no one has ever accused anthropic of having even half way competent engineers. They are akin to monkeys whacking stuff with a stick.
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by acedTrex 7mo ago
> because vibe coding makes computer programming accessible to the masses This is BY FAR the worst part of LLMs to me. The influx of people i have zero desire to interact with into my normal online spaces has been incredibly painful.
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by acedTrex 7mo ago
I am so over it, its not interesting and none of the people participating in it really have any noteworthy skills. I spend more time lurking in lobste.rs these days than here.
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by acedTrex 7mo ago
I mean, they are seemingly breaking every week or two so that might be what they are doing.
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by acedTrex 7mo ago
Its hard for me to disagree more, being a great programmer is completely orthogonal to how fast you "get the job done."
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by acedTrex 7mo ago
Ya its a shitty feeling
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by acedTrex 7mo ago
I think the most telling example of this is ilya himself being confused about why the "economic impact" of these ultra smart models is lagging where he thought it would be. All the silicon valley pie in the sky elites seemingly co
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by acedTrex 7mo ago
damn it, another one bites the dust sadly
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by acedTrex 7mo ago
This is the most delusional comment i think i have ever read on this site. It didn't make sense until i read the part about "Founders and CEOs" and realized it was not a post about any serious software enterprise.
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by acedTrex 7mo ago
> Personally, I get a huge rush of dopamine seeing LLMs build out complex features very quickly I dont think i've read a sentence on this website i can relate to less. I watch the LLM build things and it feels completely numb, i may

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