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by carpo 1y ago
I was thinking the same while was walking my dog.
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by carpo 2y ago
Yeah, I've found it great at XML too. All sorts of boilerplate stuff works so well. As it the project gets bigger Ive had to think for longer about things and step in more, but as you said, that's usually the fun, meaty bit that y
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by carpo 2y ago
I agree, but only to an extent. For me, the passion changed over time. I used to love getting an O'Reilly tome and learning something new, but now I don't really want to learn the latest UI framework, library/API or figure ou
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by carpo 2y ago
That's awesome! That's a lot of data and a great speed increase. I think that as long as you test and don't just accept exactly what it outputs without a little thought, it can be really useful. I take it as an opportunity to
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by carpo 2y ago
I've been thinking about this a lot and agree. I think the UI will change drastically, maybe making voice central and you just describe what you want done. When language, image and voice models can be run locally things will get crazy.
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by carpo 2y ago
If you do want to get more into it, I'd suggest something that plugs into your IDE instead of Copy/Paste with ChatGPT. Try Aider or Roo code. I've only used Aider, and run it in the VS terminal. It's much nicer to be abl
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by carpo 2y ago
I guess it depends why you're writing the code. I'm writing a local video library desktop app to categorise my home and work videos. I'm implementing only the features I need. No one else will use it, I'll be finished th
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by carpo 2y ago
I'm the complete opposite. After being burnt out and feeling an almost physical repulsion to starting anything new, using AI has renewed my passion. I've almost finished a side project I started 4 weeks ago and it's been awes
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by carpo 2y ago
"... it's just a matter of time until someone else steps in to exploit that feeling for their own gain." Someone just did ...
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by carpo 2y ago
I'm listening to Brain Energy by Christopher Palmer and he talks about this.
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by carpo 2y ago
This is exactly how it use it too
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by carpo 2y ago
aider looks amazing - I'm going to give it a try soon. Just had a question on API costs to see if i can afford it. Your FAQ says you used about 850k tokens for Claude, and their API pricing says output tokens are $15/MTok. Does th
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by carpo 3y ago
Why does it matter how someone achieves this? If it helps them and doesn't hurt anyone else, your view on the "correct" way to achieve it is really only you virtue signalling.
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by carpo 3y ago
E a d
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by carpo 3y ago
Even before WFH, meetings with people in different offices occurred. There's a much better range of software options now too.
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by carpo 3y ago
Am I working on a Wordpress site ? Yes -> MySql No -> Postgres
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by carpo 4y ago
You sell it for money
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by carpo 4y ago
There are many things in science that scientists don't understand but still believe exist. The difference is the scientist won't then ascribe that thing to a god just because it's not understood.
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by carpo 4y ago
I can guarantee that all of those people at some point in their lives hadn't heard of it. People have to learn about it somewhere, why not here?
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by carpo 4y ago
I don't think you need to understand what suffering is to feel it.
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by carpo 5y ago
Well, the Government could still be the one who writes the smart contract (or commissions one or uses a global standard) and has oracles with all the data required. I know many purists wouldn't like that, but I'm just bullish on t
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by carpo 5y ago
Thanks for enlightening me with your knowledge of the blockchain. but please explain how would you "register" it? Why with my "favourite" blockchain? Why can't a centralised state use it, but get the benefits of dec
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by carpo 5y ago
Buying a house is the same. It just adds your name onto a title document that is stored in some custom government database. Imagine if there was a global way to register property title and ownership. Imagine if multiple countries used it. H
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by carpo 5y ago
Last time I bought a house we needed a solicitor or conveyancers to do a title search. That info could be on a blockchain as an nft amd a smart contract could handle it.
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by carpo 5y ago
Poor people.
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by carpo 5y ago
That's a bizarre comparison considering the prevalence of Object Oriented programming languages and the ubiquity of that style of programming.
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by carpo 5y ago
You could have reduced the risk substantially by transferring off their wallet to yours right after purchase. You still could have purchased your weed too.
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by carpo 5y ago
For some people giving up an addiction is an ongoing battle, not a one time and done thing.
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by carpo 5y ago
I did something similar for a few clients, but mainly for automating documents. People were copying and pasting between Excel and Word, so I made them systems that link the two together. I had enough clients asking for something similar tha

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