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by amiantos 1y ago
Claude Code CLI is amazing and I am very confused as to why no one in 24 hours has recommended it.
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by amiantos 1y ago
I used 30% of my monthly allotment of requests in Cursor in just 1 hour of having it help me with a relatively mundane refactoring project. Part of the problem with $20 with usage limits is the anxiety it gives me about using up my monthly
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by amiantos 1y ago
This feels like a bandaid on a gaping wound to me. Maybe you're making certain aspects of using Cursor/Copilot Agent Mode less annoying, but they're still there and still annoying. In the parts of the open source LLM communit
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by amiantos 1y ago
If Dick and Lem were around these days, Dick would have a very vocal online following that would all insist that Dick is correct and claim that Lem is most definitely a government psyop and anyone who says otherwise is just brainwashed by t
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by amiantos 2y ago
I agree with the other commenters, this post does not explain why you would not just run Ollama or Koboldcpp on Windows. What exactly makes running Ollama within virtualized NixOS in WSL in some way better than running natively? If it'
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by amiantos 2y ago
Your statement appears to be composed almost entirely of vague and ambiguous statements. "AI bubble seems close to collapsing" in response to an article about AI being used as a study aid. Does not seem relevant to the actual cont
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by amiantos 2y ago
I mean, ideally, management should not be telling me anything and should let me do my job in splendid, peaceful isolation. In practice, however, management tells me how to do all sorts of things, all the time, and they're responsible f
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by amiantos 2y ago
if you are an apple ecosystem app developer, apple already has an awful lot of information about you. you've paid them $100 every year, you pay them at least a 15% cut of every sale. they know your personal address one way or another,
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by amiantos 2y ago
It is comical to me how fast the anti-RIAA internet turned into a bunch of copyright maximalists who expect organizations like the RIAA to protect them in some way. In actuality, if someone manages to weaponize copyright against AI, it will
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by amiantos 2y ago
That's cute, I'm going to put that at the start of any creative work I make so that anyone who sees it owes me a license to everything they ever made afterward because a nugget of their life experience legally belongs to me now an
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by amiantos 2y ago
Under this mentality, every search engine index would be shut down.
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by amiantos 2y ago
I think to make that argument you would need evidence that someone prompted ChatGPT to reword/misquote info directly from your blog, at which point the argument would be that that person is rewording/misquoting info directly fro
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by amiantos 2y ago
I'm with you. If I am at a bar and I see a sign that says "PBR - $3", I don't think of that as an advertisement. This user opted into Meta AI and (perhaps 'unknowingly' as no one reads the terms) gave their con
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by amiantos 2y ago
Doesn't seem any different to me than when Netflix started making original content, or as others have said, Target having their own in-house brands that they stock alongside everything else. It's just good business sense. If the p
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by amiantos 2y ago
Why?
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by amiantos 2y ago
How many checklist 'apps' have AI in them? That you couldn't find one without it? Or is it just a marketing thing now to say "no-AI" to bank on the anti-AI movement in tech?
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by amiantos 2y ago
What you describe in your last paragraph is still an evolution, not an extinction or disappearance. Fan/stan culture is absolutely huge on social media, where it has thrived, with single-person-ran stan accounts becoming as big or bigg
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by amiantos 2y ago
I publish my content "for free" because I want to spread knowledge and information, or promote a topic or interest I enjoy, and monetization has never been a priority for me. I know that I am not alone. The urge to create does not
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by amiantos 2y ago
They make a glass aeropress that comes with a stainless steel cap now.
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by amiantos 2y ago
> Ideally I would like to have git available on iPhone and Apple tablets I'd like to introduce you to Working Copy - https://apps.apple.com/us/app/working-copy-git-client/id8966... - https:/&#x2
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by amiantos 2y ago
I have an LG OLED C1 65" and the Vision Pro movie experience is nearly the same as the TV, except that you have to deal with all the lens glare in the Vision Pro, which is a big downside. An upside is that films like Encanto are in 3D,
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by amiantos 2y ago
It's fun to read so many people who can't see past their own nose, who declare the scenario contrived and the solution over-engineered, despite having no frame of reference for the need of this button and thus having no ability to
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by amiantos 2y ago
They're my files in Google Drive. If I've made the choice to buy a product from Panic, and I trust Panic as a company personally, it should be my right to decide to give Panic access to my files in Google Drive. It is not up to Go
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by amiantos 2y ago
I have a couple posts on reddit that didn't receive a lot of comments but every week or so it'll get a comment that is some GPT-powered bot going, "<topic of post on reddit>? Wow! That's really thought provoking, I
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by amiantos 2y ago
There's _a lot_ of poor quality engineers out there who understand that on some level they are committing fraud by spinning their wheels all day shifting CSS values around on a React component while collecting large paychecks. I think
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by amiantos 2y ago
I'm tired of people complaining about AI stuff, let's move on already. But based on the votes and engagement on this post, complaining about AI is still a hot ticket to clicks and attention, even if people are just regurgitating t
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by amiantos 2y ago
While I love generative AI and support open source AI movements because of my enthusiasm for the technology, I have been extremely skeptical about all the efforts to monetize it in big time capitalist terms, both from big companies and seve
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by amiantos 2y ago
My understanding is they're one of the few groups still manufacturing LSD these days. I met a guy many years ago who allegedly was in with them and that was the explanation for why he had an entire vial full of LSD he was handing out l
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by amiantos 2y ago
I did some side by sides and repeated perplexity queries to SearchGPT when I got access about a week ago and I thought SearchGPT was a lot worse, in some cases just plainly misunderstanding a question or surfacing the wrong info. Just my an
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How I Motivate Myself to Build Apps (and So Can You)(amiantos.net)
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