davydm

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by davydm 2y ago
Ok, so I finally remembered to check it out today, and I kinda got stuck at attempting to connect to a local mysql database with a native password. I've raised two issues at github: 1. for the mysql connection issue 2. the sqluv binary
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by davydm 2y ago
"add tests and do some tweaks" there's the snake in the grass - you're asking the LLM to write tests after the code is generated, so naturally, it will write passing tests - including tests which enforce buggy behavior i
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by davydm 2y ago
:D The title was just a little disengenuous - the critical section got all the blame!
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by davydm 2y ago
Very cool idea; I'd like to see some physics interactions with the environment (eg crashing into trees), and perhaps a desktop variant which runs faster, but well done! kudos!
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by davydm 2y ago
in particular, they'll have to put up with the stupid term "vibe coding" but they'll also have to put up with a higher defect rate, and accumulate technical debt until the whole thing implodes but yay! delivery speed!
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by davydm 2y ago
https://archive.ph/FtuoO
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by davydm 2y ago
https://archive.ph/DqFl2
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by davydm 2y ago
Code on something I really want to. Probably a game, whilst noodling with the ideas I have for agi.
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by davydm 2y ago
Or rather, "the case of a buggy lazy-init function which reinitialized the critical section every time"
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by davydm 2y ago
I think that this looks like a great tool, that I'd use (and that I'd want for other languages, tbh) The current ai-coding hype is already losing some steam as a lot of people are realising that the generated code is of dubious qu
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by davydm 2y ago
the only good part was the joke about "vibecoding" ( shudder what a stupid term) being like a fart and attracting flies... ok investors still, this "ai code tools will deprecate real programming" bullshit will one day b
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by davydm 2y ago
I guess if you place a lot of faith in the ai assistants, it's easy to feel like this. My experience has been that every one I try is a waste of time, producing code that doesn't do what it's been promoted for, or worse, code
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by davydm 2y ago
Looks pretty cool. Will give it a go with work stuff on Monday. TUI apps rock.
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by davydm 2y ago
can't miss what i don't use ^_^
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by davydm 2y ago
https://archive.ph/rETI
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by davydm 2y ago
yeah, i saw that inference too; but i think it's a silly one - it would be like those same people being upset that new windows core features aren't written in C# (and, we shouldn't forget the other targeting languages) but i&
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by davydm 2y ago
yeah, the whole thought process (imo) makes a lot of sense; and I like that they experimented in a few languages first to see how it would fit
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by davydm 2y ago
I don't know why some people are losing their minds over it being in go... ok, so I kinda expected rust because that's what all the cool kids are doing - rewriting in rust - but I think go is a pretty good choice for a domain like
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by davydm 2y ago
fwiw, Start11 also has these options (and some more options, like vertical task bars) - though Start11 is a paid product.
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by davydm 2y ago
link is dead
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by davydm 2y ago
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by davydm 2y ago
Nvidia's k own evilness notwithstanding, I'd like to chip in with my experience trying to switch to o AMD: basically, the drivers were trash on windows and even worse on Linux, where they'd glitch out and not recover (at leas
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by davydm 2y ago
your mom! BOOM job security
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by davydm 2y ago
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by davydm 2y ago
More bloviation from people who have no understanding of just how limited these models are. When will this bubble finally burst?
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by davydm 2y ago
"Lessons, curriculum, and projects are all LLM-generated. You can choose to follow the path exactly, or customize it to your liking" ~ "learn how to make derivative code and bugs the easy way" if you think you can teach
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by davydm 2y ago
a similar thing was said about books, so take it with a pinch of salt
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by davydm 2y ago
with a zillion programming languages out there, seeing yet another incomplete language which doesn't even tell me what it's trying to solve that other languages didn't solve... pass if it's just for fun tho - go for it
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by davydm 2y ago
the iframe part can be subverted with: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2896623/how-to-prevent-m... as mentioned already, better SEO should rank you higher you could possibly play games with CORS and some requi
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by davydm 2y ago
by avoiding them more vigorously than ever

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