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by blinkbat 1y ago
no edit: and I hope not.
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by blinkbat 1y ago
interesting, kind of like an artist's enclave of eunuchs who may or may not be narcissist pseudo-geniuses or complete fraudsters.
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by blinkbat 1y ago
very weird, IMO, to not plan your work but let your work dictate your plan... I don't see how this helps keep you organized when the nature of your issue (getting distracted) comes from a lack of planning / self-editing.
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by blinkbat 1y ago
on reading, not seeing your actual markup code generation and seeing method stubs instead doesn't inspire me to change. seemingly, htmx only moves the markup generation from client to server, making the server/api more brittle in
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by blinkbat 1y ago
before I read, why did you feel the need to include a gigantic ai-generated horse illustration...? overall, your images don't add much to the already-scant article.
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by blinkbat 1y ago
what's the point? I can name offhand the projects and languages I've been working in for a given day or week. failing that, I can just look through my commits or jira. your usecase ("I got excited by side features") is e
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by blinkbat 1y ago
enshittification is the only true constant under capitalism
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by blinkbat 1y ago
could ban dynamic languages while we're at it. I wouldn't grieve.
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by blinkbat 1y ago
perhaps, or stimulants, or stress, or any other number of things.
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by blinkbat 1y ago
https://github.com/microsoft/vscode/issues/257073 drop a +1 for the cause, I guess.
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Ask HN: VSCode AI Autocomplete Woes
4 points by blinkbat 1y ago|5 comments
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by blinkbat 1y ago
wow this is bad! like truly bad UX. please don't recommend this.
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by blinkbat 1y ago
100% hardcore agree on this one
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by blinkbat 1y ago
pretty indicative of our chaotic future that a company that bills itself as "for humans, by humans -- no ai here" is partnering with... an ai product
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by blinkbat 1y ago
good :-]
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by blinkbat 1y ago
for a second I thought they would be stealth-dropping the game. but I'll take this too.
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by blinkbat 1y ago
god, I wonder what sort of mood lift would be necessary for me to offset the disgust of eating shit-pills.
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by blinkbat 1y ago
what are you into outside of dev work? I gravitate to front-end as I come from an arts background, am a visual learner, and my interests align that way.
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by blinkbat 1y ago
example?
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by blinkbat 1y ago
... once it's reliable.
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by blinkbat 1y ago
already we've stopped "loving the dog" -- ie, programmers already are not having a joyful experience programming in the same way, connecting to the code.
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by blinkbat 1y ago
come on man, some of us just ate!
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by blinkbat 1y ago
do link me to some of these comments, I'm interested in the defense. I usually see people being upset over AI, OR people posting pro-AI articles and ghosting or downvoting without engaging.
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by blinkbat 1y ago
is this an imaginary question?
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by blinkbat 1y ago
this is a potentially good way to do it, but I'm a bit concerned that it would be transparent as they and I do not do the same job.
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by blinkbat 1y ago
thank you for the advice, I'm still mulling over whether or not I'll get involved. it's been going on for months already.
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Ask HN: My coworker's AI responses are driving me insane
7 points by blinkbat 1y ago|9 comments
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by blinkbat 1y ago
this is bizarre on many levels. you initially traced the cause to the CEO and _banned him_? > This kind of error has bitten me before, far before LLMs were around. But this problem is exacerbated by LLM coding agents. A human doing this
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by blinkbat 1y ago
erm, somewhat ironically, an LLM pass on your grammar could probably help.
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by blinkbat 1y ago
was wondering why the office felt so wonky today!

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