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by biker142541 1y ago
Can we please stop using 'vibe coding' to mean 'ai assisted coding'?? (best breakdown, imo: https://simonwillison.net/2025/Mar/19/vibe-coding/ ) Is it really vibe coding if you are bui
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by biker142541 1y ago
Genuinely funny. Had to once interface with a small team from Deloitte on a project, and pushed hard during an early meeting for them to outline the problems and scope. Just complete incompetence... I didn't make anyone cry, but defini
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by biker142541 1y ago
Diversity in evaluation methodology is a reliable way for many subject. Even short, minimal handwritten exams would help to assess student understanding at a few key checkpoints and should should be reintroduced.
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by biker142541 1y ago
>If it activates the same neural pathways, and has the same results, then I think the mind doesn't care Boiling it down to neural signals is a risky approach, imo. There are innumerable differences between these interactions. This i
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by biker142541 1y ago
Agreed. It’s definitely been fun playing locally, learning, fine tuning, etc, but these models just don’t quite cut it for serious development tasks (yet, and assuming none of the above considerations apply). I haven’t found better than Gem
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by biker142541 1y ago
Surprised not to see Tiny Glade mentioned as a reference game in the comments here… it’s truly the definition of cozy. For anyone not familiar, we really need more games hyper focused on cozy/relaxing: https://store.steampow
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by biker142541 1y ago
Would generally disagree here. Especially when limited to edu emails, it was focused on human connections. Even after it opened to broader audience, it was centered on explicit connections you already had (or to some limited extent discover
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by biker142541 2y ago
100% this. To echo another poster below, it's really important to read the Supreme Court's own words here. >"The Government’s argument, moreover, implies that it could deport and incarcerate any person, including U. S. cit
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by biker142541 2y ago
> It's not clear if these placeholders do actually help Well, it depends what you mean by help. It’s very dependent on use case and desired UX. Obviously you can prevent layout shifts without them, you can provide feedback on loadin
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by biker142541 2y ago
This works significantly better than I would have expected. I was just exploring extremely simple png strings as an alternative to the hash libraries requiring decoding. I had also explored two color css gradient, based on pregenerated majo
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by biker142541 2y ago
I don't think it's a matter or liking or not. The use cases just differ considerably, and tools and not as useful or applicable across those. THe OP's use case is probably one of the worst possible for LLMs right now, imo...
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by biker142541 2y ago
I've been a broken record about the implications of sending DNA to a corporation for 20 years... it's hard not to have seen this coming.
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by biker142541 2y ago
Not sure I agree. I’ve built numerous small projects in Svelte 3 & 4, sharing that same joy many of us had! Stores were generally amazing. I was highly skeptical of runes upon the original announcement and very cursory usage during beta
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by biker142541 2y ago
I honestly don't understand the path of creating a fully proprietary SaaS these days if you cannot offer a fundamentally unique capability . Speed and scalability are conveniences more than a real business moat, I suspect.
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by biker142541 2y ago
Not super familiar with Fauna as a company... not sure "random" applies, but I generally think the same way. If a provider can offer something that adds real value over alternatives, though, it's not a bad decision to go exte
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by biker142541 2y ago
That's fair! While understandably it isn't probably a top priority, I'd highly encourage checking out https://docs.protomaps.com/pmtiles/maplibre . It can be nearly free to directly hit a single planet
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by biker142541 2y ago
lol, good point. I wouldn't doubt this as a cause.
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by biker142541 2y ago
My experience so far on Claude 3.7 has been over-engineered solutions that are brittle. Sometimes they work, but usually not precisely the way I prompted it to, and often attempts to modify them require more refactoring due to the unnecessa
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by biker142541 2y ago
It's the default OpensStreetMap style, which was never intended as a cartographic basemap for visualizations. Its purpose is to facilitate editing of the underlying data... but it's also one of the "free" options out the
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by biker142541 2y ago
Hacked doesn't seem like the right term. It's jamming, being overwhelmed, not infiltrated in any way. Curious if others use this term in such a way?
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by biker142541 2y ago
The point is that the relative elevation difference is more similar to skyscrapers. You look down from there (or even Twin Peaks) and you are towering over sea level locations and can see extremely far on clear days.
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by biker142541 2y ago
Sadly, Claude 3.7 is still failing pretty hard on Svelte 5 even when provided latest docs in context. It just fails more confidently and further into otherwise decent code than 3.5. Ex: built a much more complex initial app, but used runes
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by biker142541 2y ago
Still, did no one watch the press release video upstream of this post? Either they are posting garbage press releases without really reviewing the content, or (worse) one or multiple people genuinely saw no problem with it.
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by biker142541 2y ago
https://codeassist.google/products/business still shows this being Gemini 1.5 Pro. Maybe just not updated? Or is this a different product? >This capability is powered by Google’s Gemini 1.5 Pro model.
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by biker142541 2y ago
Likewise, tried a couple basic things and nearly at $1 already. I can see this adding up fast, per the blog post's fair warning below. Coming from Cursor, I'm a bit scared to even try to compare workflows... >Claude Code consum
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by biker142541 2y ago
Reread the blog post, and I suspect Cursor will remain much more competitive on pricing! No specifics, but likely far exceeding typical Cursor costs for a typical developer. Maybe it's worth it, though? Look forward to trying. >Clau
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by biker142541 2y ago
Even without specific classified information, the aggregated information becomes sensitive. You can piece together a lot about the day to day operations, priorities, and even potentially derive classified insights from 2M+ open ended email
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by biker142541 2y ago
Does OPM/DOGE have a securely hosted model that is trained to do this already? Which model(s) and where/how they are hosted seems like a critical detail here. Someone just needs to break into the email server or the LLM server to
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by biker142541 2y ago
I wonder if they will offer competitive request counts against Cursor. Right now, at least for me, the biggest downside to Claude is how fast I blow through the limits (Pro) and hit a wall. At least with Cursor, I can use all "premium&
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by biker142541 2y ago
Same here with 12 mini. Honestly even this feels larger than needed, but any bigger? Ridiculous.

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