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by acedTrex 10mo ago
There is nothing worse than this feeling, like fantastic, now i have to go read through this slop with incredible care and minutia. I may as well not read the slop and go redo all the work/thought myself, it will be easier that way.
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by acedTrex 10mo ago
Because judging something on its merit is intrinsically tied to judging the underlying amount of effort that was put into something.
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by acedTrex 10mo ago
no, vibe coding is explicitly NOT looking at the output.
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by acedTrex 10mo ago
Have you considered publishing this with a few charts about vague levels of "correctness"?
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by acedTrex 10mo ago
Juniors aren't even the problem here, they can and should be taught better thats the point. Its when your PEERS do it that its a huge problem.
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by acedTrex 10mo ago
> there's an implicit understand amongst humans that, in the case of things ostensibly human-created, a human found it worth creating Yep, this is the current understanding that is being hard challenged by LLMs.
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by acedTrex 10mo ago
> Does it matter? Like how does it matter? It matters because the amount of influence something has on you is directly attributable to the amount of human effort put into it. When that effort is removed so to is the influence. Influence
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by acedTrex 10mo ago
yep bingo
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by acedTrex 10mo ago
An overall net positive event.
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by acedTrex 10mo ago
yes, it is
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by acedTrex 10mo ago
That would make sense considering how abused OPT is. It very fundamentally decreases the unions leverage.
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by acedTrex 10mo ago
Because its convenient in a terminal flow to simply hot key through everything without ever touching a mouse. Most GUI programs are inherently mouse driven so if you never touch your mouse they are not very convenient.
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by acedTrex 10mo ago
> But why is everything a competition? For all of human existence there has been competition for limited resources. Until all resource scarcity is eliminated competition will remain in the natural world.
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by acedTrex 10mo ago
> They're smart kids that see a loophole in the system. They will take advantage! This is just not an acceptable cultural viewpoint. Abusing a permissive system must be discouraged.
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by acedTrex 10mo ago
Basic game theory at work right there. You only need a few bad apples to cause the entire system to devolve.
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by acedTrex 10mo ago
> that this indicates more about the quality of your code Considering that the "input" to these models is essentially all public code in existence, the direct context input is a drop in the bucket.
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by acedTrex 10mo ago
"Here's how to use the slop machine better" is such a ridiculous pretense for a blog or article. You simply write a sentence and it approximates it. That is hardly worth any literature being written as it is so self obvious.
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by acedTrex 10mo ago
Can you explain javascript and cookies similarity to LLMs?
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by acedTrex 10mo ago
The global leaderboard encouraged bad behavior against the entire project. Including criminal things like attempting to ddos the site.
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by acedTrex 10mo ago
You can log in with reddit, dont need a phone number for that one. And if you have an HN account you probably have a reddit acct lol
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by acedTrex 10mo ago
That's probably essentially the same thing, atuin being sqlite based is possibly faster but its not likely to matter until you reach a very very large history.
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by acedTrex 11mo ago
The fuzzy search ui bound to up is more convenient than history | grep ...
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by acedTrex 11mo ago
Honestly atuin is great even if you dont sync history.
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by acedTrex 11mo ago
I mean, if you typed something by your own hand it is in your voice. The fact that everyone tried to EMULATE the same corporate tone does not at all remove peoples individual ways of communicating.
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by acedTrex 11mo ago
I'm currently really feeling the pain the side bar stuff. The non "application" code/config. Scripts, cicd, documentation etc. The stuff that gets a PR but doesn't REALLY get the same level of review because its not
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by acedTrex 11mo ago
> It's really easy to use LLMs to shift work onto other people. This is so incredibly true.
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by acedTrex 11mo ago
I consider the devaluation of the craft to be completely independent from the professional occupation of software. Programming has been devalued because more people can do it at a basic level with LLM tooling. People that I do not consider
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by acedTrex 11mo ago
Mods are the lifeblood of Minecraft though, they are incredible.
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by acedTrex 11mo ago
The past three years of dotnet upgrades have been completely painless for me.
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by acedTrex 11mo ago
Whats wrong with Minecraft, that seems like an odd inclusion in the list?

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