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by asp_hornet 4mo ago
> This is a fuzzy signal, so you shouldn’t fire your intern when they say “it’s not this — it’s that”. The author literally points to that tell in the article. In a weird twist, I wonder if you’re an LLM?
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by asp_hornet 4mo ago
Yeah, it sucks man. There was a good moment where I thought it wouldn’t come for my org but here I am. Not saying the tech doesn’t have merit but if you’re not blasting the slop cannon constantly and praising Dario for the pleasure, you’re
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by asp_hornet 4mo ago
No OP but I can tell you exactly where I find my peace: 4 dependents, a cost of living that keeps rocketing and an industry that’s decided “the people who don’t glaze this shit don’t get to continue”. Maybe Ive sold out but what’s the alte
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by asp_hornet 4mo ago
> will programmers write Who’s going to tell them?
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by asp_hornet 4mo ago
> the more people you have using your models, the more training and fine-tuning data you're accumulating, so the faster you can develop the next frontier model I’ve wondered this but then wouldn’t a large amount of input now just b
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by asp_hornet 4mo ago
As an Australian, I’m not particularly surprised by this. From purely a capacity perspective, it seemed fair to reason, if AI is so powerful and capacity is an issue, why wouldn’t you prioritise domestic and restrict foreign usage. It’s a m
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by asp_hornet 4mo ago
Agreed. But I think it’s also important to realise if you sent this article back to 2020 people would say it was pure fantasy that a tool could do this. Hype aside, there’s a bit of cool magic here.
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by asp_hornet 4mo ago
The author just wrote an anecdote about how a prompt to fix an issue played out. Their conclusion wasn’t about cost or gushing at its ability but that it’s dangerous: > Fable is arguably smarter and hence more suspicious of potentially m
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by asp_hornet 4mo ago
This might sound like a joke but it’s a surprisingly good take. RSCSS provides a great set of principles to structure and isolate against unintended change. Open Props can be added for design tokens and Open UI has some great examples of co
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by asp_hornet 4mo ago
From my 10 years in the .net, it seemed C# devs will pretty much do anything to avoid using the right tool for the job or solving the immediate problem at hand.
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by asp_hornet 4mo ago
Thank you for the answer, I was curious if they could produce it all too from the weights.
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by asp_hornet 4mo ago
It’s all a bit voodoo to me but wouldn't the entire original source code be in the training data also?
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by asp_hornet 4mo ago
As the author notes in the end, it would be really interesting to do these again on more recent models. I wonder if the no context file being cheaper still stands. But then how much does the harness influence the results. It can be frustrat
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by asp_hornet 5mo ago
I guess both things can be true. Make you feel horrible and the reality of open source sometimes.
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by asp_hornet 5mo ago
Would be silly to rate your stack without knowing more about what it is and its constraint. If I had to judge it based on this alone post alone: Great, seems like a straight forward stack. Would happily work on it. Only criticism, to get al
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by asp_hornet 6mo ago
> feels like MySpace 2002 I can see why many people wouldn’t like it but I like it because of this. It’s not my style and I wouldn’t do a site like this for myself but it represents a time when the web was an extension of personal expres
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by asp_hornet 6mo ago
> Is this bad? Not really, just uninspired. I signed up for a Mobbin account to find inspiration only to find every app and website looks the same. I came to the same conclusion, “this isn’t bad but it’s certainly uninspired”
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by asp_hornet 1y ago
Fortunately the top comment seems to be a Wordpress recommendation but I agree with your sentiment completely. The industry has lost the care for people.
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by asp_hornet 1y ago
errors aren’t exception
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by asp_hornet 1y ago
C# code bases are all about ruining code navigation with autofac and mediatr
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by asp_hornet 1y ago
You used to be able to remote control during desktop sharing.
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by asp_hornet 1y ago
They introduced generics into the language whilst maintaining compatibility and breaking changes between language versions is painful in large code bases.
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by asp_hornet 2y ago
That is not what Hikikomori means. Hikikomori is a complete removal of oneself from society often including family and work.
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by asp_hornet 2y ago
lol, citation desperately needed
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by asp_hornet 2y ago
Whats the alternative? Linux? Maybe OP likes that their OS doesnt crash when they close their laptop lid.
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by asp_hornet 2y ago
Sounds like most idiomatic C# code bases i saw. Words cant express how happy i am to be outside that bubble
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by asp_hornet 2y ago
Because i really dont want anything to do with google and there is really only 2 choices.
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by asp_hornet 2y ago
Its patent infringement not copyright infringement.
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by asp_hornet 2y ago
> much more readable That’s down to preference. Doesnt both filter and map copy the array increasing gc pressure?
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by asp_hornet 2y ago
I think this is a great take. Those problems have traditionally been hard to solve in engineering and you can get pretty reliable solutions from just an api call.

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