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10mo ago
Is that your actual believe? That non-formal, natural human language explaining the task will replace formal programming?
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10mo ago
Don’t worry, it’s not. Just people doing busy work and spending time struggling their “tools” to make something useful.
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10mo ago
My personal beef with Thinkpads is the screen. Most of the thinkpads I’ve encountered in my life (usually pretty expensive corporate ones) had shitty FHD screens. I got too spoiled by retina screens, and I can’t comfortably use anything wit
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10mo ago
Develops will be paying, other people that use it for emails or bun baking recipies - won’t.
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10mo ago
Because neither product has any consistency in its results, no predictive behaviour. One day it performs well, another it hallucinates non existing facts and libraries. Those are stochastic machines
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10mo ago
They knew who purchased those devices. Did they know that at the moment of detonation only military personnel had those devices on them? Military propaganda of course will nod at “intelligence” to defend any actions in public, as there is n
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10mo ago
Not only military leadership was killed, there was a significant amount of civilians being harmed. Even if you drop a bomb to target a military personnel, but you drop it in the middle of busy city, this will be a war crime, as you didn’t d
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blks
11mo ago
What do you mean? Raw html is the original website source code. Modern web development completely poisoned young generation
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11mo ago
I imagine a lot of queer kids were running away from abuse
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11mo ago
And now it’s made private.
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11mo ago
I want them to fail miserably in all of their endeavours.
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11mo ago
Charging more for publicity transit during peak hours won’t make people use it less, there’s a reason why so many people commute during peak hours
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11mo ago
What about Estonia?
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11mo ago
I don’t see how their business would succeed. So far they are burning billions of investment dollars on compute with barely any revenue. Side hustles like Sora are a disaster that costs so much money for each video and will never bring any
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11mo ago
On iPhone?
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11mo ago
Don’t mix up IoT devices that are running the single app that does one thing, and user devices, where there’s a zoo of applications written by a third party. It’s not that free software such as embedded linux are incapable of being low-powe
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11mo ago
> It's really hard to believe this isn't AI generated Case of a person who is relying on LLMs so much he cannot imagine doing something big by themselves.
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11mo ago
Yes, that is correct, but this indicates change of the product direction that make me lost any trust or interest in it. Their core features were done nicely, they should have stayed and developed them, maybe introduce more file editing rela
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11mo ago
My main editor for the last 15 years is Emacs.
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11mo ago
That’s a very optimistic outlook for the future.
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11mo ago
I lost all faith and interest in Zed after they introduced AI features.
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blks
1y ago
MS will steal your code for their slop machines.
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blks
1y ago
Did you also generate this with “AI”?
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1y ago
Are you aware of anything novel, produced by an LLM?
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1y ago
Perhaps more time that you would spend writing code yourself.
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1y ago
If I see that majority of code is generated, I reject the PR
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1y ago
Another llm-generated response. This is sad.
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1y ago
You don’t understand what you’re talking about enough so you have to ask llm to generate a response for you?
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1y ago
ICE actively targets and arrests people who are legally staying in the US as well, detaining them for weeks without due process.
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1y ago
As usual with people describing their AI workflows, I’m amazed how complicated and hand-holding their whole process is. Sounds like you’re spending the time you would otherwise spend on the task to struggle with ai tools.
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