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by dawnerd 4mo ago
Or even believe it. Hard to believe a story if it’s right from an llm.
122.
by dawnerd 4mo ago
If it’s something easy enough for ai to handle then why isn’t it just an option on a site?
123.
by dawnerd 4mo ago
I just spot checked and you can even find round trip for about that cross country. There was even some delta flights showing up really cheap. Too bad they’re never cheap when I need to travel…
124.
by dawnerd 4mo ago
Right from the codex homepage in the first screenshot “Create a compelling launch hero for the new Codex app in openai.com/codex”
125.
by dawnerd 4mo ago
That’s a problem with the tool not the people. AI is marketed literally as writing one sentence and having some app perfectly output. Just check any of the landing pages for Claude code or codex or GitHub copilot…
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by dawnerd 4mo ago
And lawyers will use this case to build a better defense next time.
127.
by dawnerd 4mo ago
Only took Microsoft themselves getting hit with it for things to change.
128.
by dawnerd 4mo ago
Been getting two a day, clearly some ai voice robo call. We have all this technology yet these spam calls still persist.
129.
by dawnerd 4mo ago
The problem is you still have to know to look for that setting to enable it. That’s too much work when I can just stick with the older tools that work without touching anything.
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by dawnerd 4mo ago
Agencies that focus on this sort of work are going to make bank. We’ve already gotten some work like this, and it’s just going to keep coming as people think they can vibe code their products. Like you said, easy money.
131.
by dawnerd 4mo ago
I used to use volta but then they killed it and told people to switch to mise. The mise setup is just way too complicated. I just am tired of having different config files for different tooling when it should just read whats in the package.
132.
by dawnerd 4mo ago
Who needs a QA team when you can just test on users and iterate instantly /s
133.
by dawnerd 4mo ago
I fear the same but made sure I block basically everything at the network level. First thing I do is hook the tv to the network and black hole its mac.
134.
by dawnerd 4mo ago
Who’s going to be paying for the energy? People have been floating using the cars as compute for years and it just doesn’t make any financial sense for anyone.
135.
by dawnerd 4mo ago
First step would be to prevent the regulators from profiting to begin with.
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by dawnerd 4mo ago
Or it’s paying to make sure competition can’t buy said compute. Also isn’t Google an investor in SpaceX anyways?
137.
by dawnerd 4mo ago
And in a team setting it can really accelerate tech debt especially if used by people that know just enough to be dangerous.
138.
by dawnerd 4mo ago
Trivial to bypass though, the big players just haven't gone that far yet.
139.
by dawnerd 4mo ago
Even spinning metal has gone through the roof even on refurb and server pulls.
140.
by dawnerd 5mo ago
Even better, I just tried in chatgpt and it just googled it and told me. That’s not reasoning, that’s offloading a task and taking five times as long and way more energy than if I just typed it into Google myself.
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by dawnerd 5mo ago
I tried them a while back and they were more annoying than anything. The only real use-case I have for them is stashing long-running changes that are not ready to be committed... but really probably should be anyways.
142.
by dawnerd 5mo ago
I have a dual e5 v3 that had ddr 4 as well. Been going strong for ten years and still overpowered for what I use it for.
143.
by dawnerd 5mo ago
All the news articles in my feed mentioned Nvidia reinventing personal computing which is laughable given the specs are worse than the m series. I’m guessing they saw how well Apple devices were selling and rushed to get something similar o
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by dawnerd 5mo ago
Did you read it though? They explain very well their reasoning with real examples.
145.
by dawnerd 5mo ago
I just look for the CLAUDE.md or related.
146.
by dawnerd 5mo ago
I don’t think it’s quite the same though. The way it constructs thoughts is very algorithmic. If you look at the Wikipedia ai text doc it’s a much better explanation and arguments for not immediately blaming someone for using ai. https:&#x
147.
by dawnerd 5mo ago
Code generators are usually one short command. It’s less typing than a prompt would take.
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by dawnerd 5mo ago
For me the sweet spot has been next suggested edit. I’m still writing code but the autocomplete does make it faster. That’s made coding more fun for me. What’s not fun is prompting then waiting around to find out it’s not what you wanted.
149.
by dawnerd 5mo ago
I had to quickly scroll down to see if it was just one part but no it’s all of it. Way too much useless fluff only an LLM would produce.
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by dawnerd 5mo ago
Pretty easy to tell depending what the code is. GPT follows this pattern is using maybe_something and using uppercase constants by default. Claude is a little more natural but tends to include more fallbacks than gpt5.5

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