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apwell23
1y ago
no one said its cheap though
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apwell23
1y ago
cursor ?
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apwell23
1y ago
> And then it completely failed to even create a simple wrapper that fixed a flexbox issue. yea this is the problem with vibe coding. its hard to understand and keep tabs on nitty gritty when stuff is being generated for you. No matter h
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apwell23
1y ago
> IME it is hard to explain why it’s better than e.g. Aider or Cursor i have cursor through work but i am tempted to shell out $100 because of this hype. is it better than using claude models in cursor?
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apwell23
1y ago
actually you need it 3 times a day
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apwell23
1y ago
none of that stuff is going to prolong your life
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apwell23
1y ago
I always leave work( for lunch, for home) at failing test . Try to anyways.
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apwell23
1y ago
> Some things work better than others That could be said about ordering coffee at local coffee shop. Is there a "barista order engineering" we are all supposed to read? > Re-stating the problem is important. maybe you can
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apwell23
1y ago
so live a life of gluttony and "reverse" it in few days of fasting. seems like a good deal.
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apwell23
1y ago
> how LLMs work. maybe to gp but i thought no one knows how they work.
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apwell23
1y ago
i just can't keep up with all the new words
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apwell23
1y ago
wasn't ali the goat in 70s?
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apwell23
1y ago
seems justified in this case
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apwell23
1y ago
i get cursor pro sub from work but i feel claude code fomo from reading all the comparisons on the internet. am i missing that much ?
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1y ago
> they just spin and spin, burn 30 dollars for one prompt and either mess the code base or converge on the previous code written ). My experience as well. I fear admitting this for fear of being labled a luddite.
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Is Strava's "Athlete Intelligence" useful?
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apwell23
1y ago
intresting. for me it just keeps making up new stuff that doesn't exist when i feed it the error and telling it hallucinates. perhaps ppl building crud webapps have different experience than ppl building something niche?
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apwell23
1y ago
ppl i've met seem to ski 100+ days and live there all winter.
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1y ago
> “hallucination” is the first thing developers bring up when someone suggests using LLMs, despite it being (more or less) a solved problem. i don't get it. It keeps making stuff up or gives me wrong stuff that merely compiles when
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1y ago
> tell it when it hallucinates, it’ll correct itself no it doesn't. Are you serious?
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1y ago
> - they bait me into inexisting apis, or hallucinate solutions or issues yes. this happens to me almost every time i use it. I feel like a crazy person reading all the AI hype.
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1y ago
> name 5 tasks which you think current AIs can't do. For coding it seems to back itself into a corner and never recover from it until i "reset" it . AI can't write software without an expert guiding it. I cannot open
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apwell23
1y ago
not everyone has the skills to suck up to the person allocating resources
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1y ago
they spend only $200 on themselves.
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apwell23
1y ago
this sounds mind numbingly depressing :( Are you happy?
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1y ago
> especially if I raided the retirement account, but have finally discovered those things don’t bring happiness. I see lot of retirees buy ski condos and live skiing lifestyle
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1y ago
lift passes are the least of it. problem i have is that i live in midwest and it costs a fortune to travel and stay where the skiing is.
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1y ago
does reviewing have the same fidelity as writing ? reminded me of my university classes where i took my own notes vs studied someone else's notes. you can guess which one was superior.
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1y ago
yes there are plenty of examples of ppl writing tic-tac-toe or a flying simulator with llm all over youtube. what does that prove exactly? oauth is as routine as it gets.
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1y ago
i spend all my money on skiing that i have nothing else left. I hate how expensive it is but i just can't give it up.
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