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dakolli
2mo ago
psst.. they all do. Also, what kind of IP are you protecting, are you protecting some crazy discovery, nothing you're throwing at them is special, they aren't going to steal your CRUD pomodora app. If anything Deepseek is the only
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3mo ago
They aren't that great, they can be helpful, but they mostly make lazy people seem and feel less lazy. Maybe that's you? Maybe that's me as well, idk, but when you look close, these things can easily cause more problems than
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3mo ago
Someone please tell this to my clients.
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3mo ago
I'm not even trying to call you out, I'm sure you're solid.
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3mo ago
Chinese labs rushing to release models this week, because it's inevitable that Washington regulates Chinese models in the next 4 weeks. All the US AI leaders have been taking trips to Washington this week, what do you think they'r
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3mo ago
everything.
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3mo ago
Just look at the comments, everybody is like "look I built the same thing" LLM people have fried their ability to be original, its kind of nice knowing all my competition in tech has no original thought anymore.
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3mo ago
This was just a pitch to VCs to collect a 10 million dollars because they don't know the difference between up and down and when say terminal multiplexer for the AI age they ask for your wire info.
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3mo ago
Its hilarious how everyone in the comments is like "Look I built the same thing" Ya'll really need to checkout that 15 year old talk from Peter Thiel about not building the same thing as everyone else. LLMs have destroyed pro
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3mo ago
Why are you wasting households worth of electricity, and money, while people in this world starve so you can copy perfectly fine open source projects? You llm people have lost the plot. Frankly I don't know a single person who does all
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3mo ago
I'd rather anyone using llms to fix pesky bugs in production gets fired and I work at a shop that cares about quality and craftsmanship. There are handmade swiss watchmakers, and then there are assembly line workers in China also makin
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3mo ago
I use 3.5 flash 10x more than any other model, despite have access to all of them. If I'm going to play a slot machine, I'd rather get the pain over with quickly.
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3mo ago
bro it can't even make a button that doesn't look like it was designed in 2018, everything is ass. Product development isn't going anywhere.
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3mo ago
I call this junk "meta-agentic engineering", it reminds me of people who have the coolest nvim configs, spend hundreds of hours customizing it but ultimately get less work done than the guy with minimal workflows, if any at all. I
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3mo ago
Nobody actually producing hard goods, real world value and actual software are using these cute tools. Its completely worthless to people actually doing things.
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3mo ago
They're all piles of vibe coded slop.
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3mo ago
Telegram has nothing to do with Russia, other than having a Russian founder, and the Ukrainian military has literally relied upon it in the past, along with many Ukrainian civic services. You people are just racist towards Russians and need
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3mo ago
The have a massive advertising business, and charge for premium accounts. Not sure what makes you doubt them when other platforms, like Signal, have zero business model and are just providing services "out of the goodness of their hea
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3mo ago
telegram is the safest encrypted messaging app. Period, full stop.
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3mo ago
How is it just a prompt? Like hey, I hate AI companies with a passion but I think this is a lot more than just a prompt.
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3mo ago
Do it then.. the hubris of vibecoders is really something.
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3mo ago
The disclosure seems pretty straight-forward, definitely some LLM assisted writing here, but not nearly as bad as most of the other stuff on this site.
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3mo ago
Do you retain that information? Or are you just constantly relying on having access to an llm to re-look things up. The amount of information I retain when using llms to learn is far less than other methods, not sure why, you'd think i
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3mo ago
start saving your money.
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3mo ago
I don't see average Joes vibe coding apps that before took a small startup, I see a lot of cheap talk around that idea, but no receipts ... I see some incredibly simple chrome extensions and the such out there, with their api keys hard
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3mo ago
No, they repeat it because it's literally true.
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3mo ago
You're allowed to have a tantrum when a 10 figure company is doing a marketing stunt and shitting on your life's work to do so. If you spend X amount of years building something, and someone you know to be a mediocre dev trashes i
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3mo ago
uhhh, that's not how the how that figure speech goes. There's a reason why people say all publicity is good publicity, and you can't just flip that to fit your perspective.
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3mo ago
The fact that you're even saying this it is probably an admission that you do think it's making you dumber. Most people I know, who are honest with themselves, have admitted to me that they feel like it's making them dumber o
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3mo ago
you can force any model to use structured outputs by just giving it instructions to do so and serializing the response. But yes, Gemini is the best at this, even better than fable.
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