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by egeozcan 4mo ago
They may have used LLMs to design the site but IMHO the content is fine and well-sourced. Example: https://storiedcolors.com/color/blaze-orange/ Even if LLMs were used to help, someone must have spent a lot of tim
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by egeozcan 4mo ago
For me it's about tolerance. When I was 13, I could and would customize everything, so much that the computer repair shop told my father that their son "likely is a hacker or something". At 40, I could easily configure clau
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by egeozcan 4mo ago
Just spend 15 minutes in /b/ and everything else will feel better.
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by egeozcan 4mo ago
don't anthropomorphize the guillotine
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by egeozcan 4mo ago
Why doesn't it mention anywhere that they are React components?
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by egeozcan 4mo ago
I think the problem is hearing just one side. Someone is saying that they delivered a very reasonable solution that's simpler than most would come up. Person taking over was not happy. Do we know if the code being handed over was high
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by egeozcan 4mo ago
Paste manager that can sync: https://github.com/egeozcan/mahpastes A web app to create anagrams (for now Turkish): https://github.com/egeozcan/anagramci An RTS game for which AI generates classic
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by egeozcan 4mo ago
I think there are so many variables from harnesses to tasks, making it very hard to put the models to a pecking order unless one beats another in virtually every task (like in Opus vs DeepSeek). But all in all, I don't think we disagre
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by egeozcan 4mo ago
DeepSeek competes with Sonnet, not significantly worse or better. It tends to do weird things in codebases on the bigger side.
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by egeozcan 4mo ago
I always thought that stuffing too much into an LLM context window was a lot like overloading a burrito.Keep cramming stuff in and eventually the tortilla gives out, and everything you added since quietly spills out the bottom. Anyway, this
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by egeozcan 4mo ago
Comments in Github were usually horrible, but the AI stuff brought extra divisiveness. yt-dlp stops supporting bun because they call the rust rewrite a risk -> hate comments. rsync fixes security issues and gets some help from AI -> s
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by egeozcan 4mo ago
> If I were a user, knowing that the maintainers just let Claude lose on rsync would be bad for my stress levels. I think you are being too entitled.
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by egeozcan 4mo ago
Glad that you liked it! Please fork or note the version you like because I keep breaking it in spectacular ways :)
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by egeozcan 5mo ago
I've been tasking LLMs to write a traditional AI for a full vibe-coded RTS. I remove the human players and let them battle. I don't know why but I enjoy watching AI players battle so much :) In the repo, I even have a tournament s
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by egeozcan 5mo ago
Yet another time I've found something beautiful, only to discover that almost everyone else hates it. Maybe there's a reason why I'm not a designer.
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by egeozcan 5mo ago
> If you really do need the first element, you can use array_first That probably needs an array_second too, doesn't it? Maybe array_second_from_last as well?
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by egeozcan 5mo ago
I think writing a static site generator was the first moment I felt like I may be serious about this programming thing. Those losers who still need Perl on their servers better be ready for a mind explosion ...thought, me back in (too laz
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by egeozcan 5mo ago
I always thought the DL as a single row of a table.
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by egeozcan 5mo ago
In Germany, it's still not uncommon to hear Yava and YavaScript.
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by egeozcan 5mo ago
AFAICT it's practically a name-change. Why can't they alias, does it for some reason have an API difference?
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by egeozcan 5mo ago
IMHO you cannot base your trust on something that is so easy to work around. Trust should be between people, not a person and some data. So showing how easy to generate "false" data, this makes it more obvious for people focus on
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by egeozcan 5mo ago
(and Turkey)
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by egeozcan 5mo ago
The main character of the stories I tell my son is an otter. They are very cute and resilient animals, was surprised to hear that they were, too, once endangered. There are also some YouTube channels that share the days of some otters in ca
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by egeozcan 5mo ago
Are there any published results gathered using this?
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by egeozcan 5mo ago
My father who owns an electric car (I don't) told me that the increased torque eats away the tires much faster. Not sure how connected to the reality that is.
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by egeozcan 5mo ago
Doesn't outcompete include murder? We are a very tribal species, and the history is full of genocides and mass murders, so from a very uneducated viewpoint, this sounds reasonable. If not that, is it that we depleted the resources th
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by egeozcan 5mo ago
Thermomix isn't what you describe, but it spared me so much time...
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by egeozcan 5mo ago
Codex randomly stops working because some silly cybersecurity detector. Insane amount of false positives. Last time it happened, I was just letting it write me a small tool to translate the text in my clipboard. What cybersecurity? Code was
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by egeozcan 5mo ago
You may find it hard to believe, but I honestly didn't realize this as I was typing :)
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by egeozcan 5mo ago
Yes, by no means did I comment to take away from the great service they are doing to the builders. I'm a Noctua fan! I was just curious.

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