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by daishi55 4mo ago
This seems very cool and I will probably try it, but I think I’m missing something. I run Proxmox so that I can have multiple VMs running on my NUC. This doesn’t really solve that right? I cant spin up a windows 11 vm one weekend for a rand
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by daishi55 4mo ago
So they should get paid lots of money to never do anything risky? Sometimes things don’t work out. That doesn’t mean it was a punishable offense to try.
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by daishi55 4mo ago
“Consequences for mistakes” is generally not a good way of operating. Kind of the whole idea behind a blameless retro for example.
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by daishi55 4mo ago
Your sauce is not worth stealing to OpenAI. They have bigger fish to fry In fact - had there ever been a single case in the history of the internet where a service provider of any kind - hosting, storage, email, search, anything - has ever
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by daishi55 4mo ago
I promise OpenAI is not going to steal your “secret sauce”
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by daishi55 4mo ago
> the dumb zone, where attention drops off and the model starts forgetting what you told it five minutes ago I use opus 1m context all day every day at work and I simply have never encountered this. I don’t even think about context windo
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by daishi55 4mo ago
They think they can do whatever they want. And thus far, they have been right about that.
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by daishi55 4mo ago
> almost everything was assembled from downloaded free assets and libraries. As opposed to when humans get into game dev and roll everything themselves from scratch?
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by daishi55 5mo ago
> anti-AI > mobile support to come Cmon lol. Give opus 20min and it will give you a mobile site throw in a better-looking desktop site for fun.
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by daishi55 5mo ago
> they are just looking for easy targets I mean, they are. They’re not harassing Linus or linux maintainers because that would get shut down quickly. Instead they brigade the rsync GitHub issues. > You declare the critics as witches D
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by daishi55 5mo ago
So everyone is paying cloudflare… why?
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by daishi55 5mo ago
> the anger that's showing up around ai isn't a matter of the masses being misinformed Isn't it though? let me quote my other comments in this thread: > There is undoubtedly AI-written code in the Linux kernel now, but
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by daishi55 5mo ago
This anti-AI hysteria is just such a classic moral panic. It’s just 1) identify something as AI-produced 2) attack and ostracize anyone who might be involved in that production And as with all moral panics, whether (1) is factual is totally
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by daishi55 5mo ago
They’re just picking easy targets to bully. There is undoubtedly AI-written code in the Linux kernel now, but are they out there harassing those maintainers? No. rsync GitHub is easier to brigade.
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by daishi55 5mo ago
If you look through that thread, it’s very clearly an online hate mob whipped into a frenzy by someone on mastodon. They should all go back to mastodon and reddit and stop bothering people who actually work on important things. They’re also
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by daishi55 5mo ago
It’s kind of a pointless article. Also framed wrong. Generative AI doesn’t “stand for” anything. It’s just a cool technology. Author’s time would be better spent criticizing big tech perhaps.
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by daishi55 5mo ago
In my opinion by Opus 4.7 Claude was better at coding than most programmers. While there is certainly more slop being produced now overall, I believe the quality of important projects like Linux and proprietary software created by large com
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by daishi55 5mo ago
> If I didn’t cancel it it would charge me. This is absolutely, completely false. Apple devices do not come subscribed to things that will charge you if you don’t cancel. Don’t be silly.
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by daishi55 5mo ago
> These LLMs are prediction machines. They are text generators that are ultimately a bunch of fancy statistics Yeah yeah back to Reddit For real though: you can keep doing artisanal hand-written code as a hobby. Just like you can still w
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by daishi55 5mo ago
> the result has no meaning without the human intent behind the objective, human understanding to value the new pathway the AI used (more valuable than the result itself, by far) and the mathematical language (built by humans) to explore
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by daishi55 5mo ago
How is this different from saying “if you can’t do the job without the compiler, you can’t do the job”?
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by daishi55 5mo ago
The generated code is more than fine, it’s good in many cases. And I read it :) Indeed for the task of “jump into an unfamiliar codebase and make a requested change that aligns with existing styles and patterns, and uses existing functiona
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by daishi55 5mo ago
> We are building applications that stop working the moment the server crashes or a credit card expires Isn’t this true of any application that accesses anything not running on your computer? This is just describing what it means to add
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by daishi55 5mo ago
There are mountains of academic research showing that even in “democracies”, public opinion rarely translates into policy (by design).
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by daishi55 5mo ago
I certainly analogize my behaviors to LLMs. How I learn, how I think - I see it reflected in the LLMs I use every day.
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by daishi55 6mo ago
I don’t make predictions about the future. But in reality, LLMs have already profoundly changed the world, including software development and tech industry. The people who pretend that’s not the case are not living in reality. To them - let
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by daishi55 6mo ago
> over-hiring For how long should you be allowed to use this excuse? It’s nearly 5 years since the peak of COVID hiring. What’s an acceptable limit - 10 years? Of course at that point you can just switch over to outsourcing and “stupid M
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by daishi55 6mo ago
Done.
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by daishi55 6mo ago
It’s a great take that is based in reality, not speculation. Is any such litigation in progress?
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by daishi55 6mo ago
The point we are making is that in reality, it is the policy which is preventing the merge. Sure, in your hypothetical, maybe it couldn’t be merged anyway. But while the policy exists, the hypothetical is irrelevant. The policy is preventin

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