datpuz

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by datpuz 1y ago
Agents? Doubt.
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by datpuz 1y ago
Can't think of anything an LLM is good enough at to let them do on their own in a loop for more than a few iterations before I need to reign it back in.
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by datpuz 1y ago
Are you implying that you can actually let agents run loose to autonomously fix things without just creating a mess? Because that's not a thing that you can really do in real life, at least not for anything but the most trivial tasks.
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by datpuz 1y ago
Here's qwen-30b-a3b's response to your prompt when I worded it better: The prompt was: "Create a Python decorator that registers functions as handlers for MQTT topic patterns (including + and # wildcards). Internally, use a t
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by datpuz 1y ago
That's just called coding
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by datpuz 1y ago
What *is* vibe coding? And how can I stop hearing about it for the rest of my life?
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by datpuz 1y ago
I think your prompt is bad. Still impressive that Claude 3.7 handled your bad prompt, but qwen3 had no problem with this prompt: Create a Python decorator that registers functions as handlers for MQTT topic patterns (including + and # wildc
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by datpuz 1y ago
The irony...
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by datpuz 1y ago
IMO, if you're gaining a significant amount of productivity from LLMs in a technical field, it's because you were either very junior and lacked much of the basic knowledge required of your role, or you performed like you were.
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by datpuz 1y ago
Nearly every job, even a lot of creative ones, require a degree of accuracy and consistency that gen AI just can't deliver. Until some major breakthrough is achieved, not many people doing real work are in danger.
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by datpuz 2y ago
I wonder what his agenda is. He's really being willfully dishonest here, like he was when he kept bringing up the 200 year-olds in the Social Security databases, without mentioning that they weren't actually receiving payments. I
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by datpuz 2y ago
That's a big, massive if. I think the more experienced you are, the less net productivity you gain. If you're more senior, is probably very low or even negative. I use ChatGPT every day pretty much, but it has wasted quite a bit o
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by datpuz 2y ago
Usually when you rebrand, it's because you've run your brand name into the ground. Elon did it just because the letter X is very cool or something?
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by datpuz 3y ago
For some of us, we look forward to the peace and quiet
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by datpuz 3y ago
It's weird that the pubic doesn't know yet why they let him go, but people seem to be on his side. I really wonder what the whole story was.
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by datpuz 3y ago
> You can go and see what I’ve been up to. Not everyone wants this. I'm in Discords with friends, I'm in game hacking Discords, I'm in Overemployed Discords, etc. I don't want everyone knowing what Discords I'm a
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by datpuz 4y ago
What was the end game here? Is there any universe where someone does something like this and gets away with it?
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by datpuz 4y ago
This. Short people live longer.
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by datpuz 4y ago
I wonder if Discord will ever catch on in the corporate world. I use Slack for work and Discord for recreation. Is it just me, or does Discord just seem vastly superior to Slack? Slack is so tedious to navigate by comparison, especially whe
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by datpuz 4y ago
I would think alcohol would be worse than carbohydrates
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by datpuz 4y ago
Maybe I'm weird, but I do not get the hype. I was using Copilot for a few weeks as a Go backend dev with occasional work in the React/TypeScript frontend, and I thought it actually reduced my productivity. A lot of times, the sugg
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by datpuz 4y ago
> Never get into a legal battle with a lawyer. You can't win. My ex wife is a lawyer. I agree with this statement...
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by datpuz 4y ago
I don't really see a problem with this. It's entertainment - who cares? The real problem is when car and plane companies start treating their customers as free beta testers. Looking at you, Boeing and Tesla...
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by datpuz 4y ago
I'm thinking it probably requires some degree of technological sophistication to run an illegal website that traffics billions of dollars worth of drugs internationally. These guys are being actively pursued by intelligence agencies ar
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by datpuz 4y ago
I've been trying to sell a gaming laptop on FB Marketplace for local pickup (to avoid seller fees and shipping), and I've gotten about 20 scam attempts. Of the two legit interested buyers, one was a lowballer, and the other wanted
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by datpuz 4y ago
I've been using a Copilot for a while. It's neat, saves me some typing sometimes, but it's not even remotely close to doing even a small portion of my work for me.
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by datpuz 4y ago
That's why there are so many hugely successful remakes/remasters of old games in recent years. I might just be getting old, but the AAA studios don't seem to be capable of making great games anymore, now that business guys ar
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by datpuz 4y ago
Same. Articles like these freak me out. Just gotta remind myself that what's done is done, all we can do is be healthier in the future.
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by datpuz 4y ago
There's a great documentary called Three Identical Strangers. It follows three sets of identical twins who were separated at birth, and later reunited in adulthood. Watching it gives you a real sense that nature is practically the only
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by datpuz 4y ago
Sounds like a click-baity way of saying "social media manager."

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