egeozcan

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by egeozcan 8mo ago
These days, it feels like, every article about something big happening is about an AI doomsday scenario, AI bubble "finally" bursting or AGI being reached. Maybe one exception is milestones in nuclear fusion, but even that is very
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by egeozcan 8mo ago
This is amazing. What I do is something else: I make AI agents develop AI scripts (good ol' computer player scripts) and try to beat each other: https://egeozcan.github.io/unnamed_rts/game/ I occasionally run
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by egeozcan 8mo ago
I do a lot of web development, and even if we set the great tooling aside for a moment, Bun is still a major improvement (a real leap, I’d say) when it comes to performance.
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by egeozcan 8mo ago
Why? You can use the fast version to directly skip to compact! /s
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by egeozcan 8mo ago
As someone heavily involved in a11y testing and improvement, the status quo, for better or worse, is to do it the other way around. Most people use automated, LLM based tooling with Playwright to improve accessibility.
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by egeozcan 8mo ago
How can you make sure of that? AFAIK, these SOTA models run exclusively on their developers hardware. So any test, any benchmark, anything you do, does leak per definition. Considering the nature of us humans and the typical prisoners dilem
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by egeozcan 8mo ago
I have Claude Max plan which makes me feel like I could code anything. I'm not talking about vibe-coding greenfield projects. I mean, I can throw it in any huge project, let it figure out the architecture, how to test and run things, g
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by egeozcan 8mo ago
> unless... you understood Chinese and the alternative text would manage to persuade you to do something harmful Oh, here is the file I just saved... I see that it now tells me to rob a bank and donate the money to some random cult I&#x2
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by egeozcan 9mo ago
Could it be that you're creating a stereotype in your head and getting angry about it? People say these things against any group they dislike. It's so much that these days it feels like most of the social groups are defined by out
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by egeozcan 9mo ago
It's fixed.
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by egeozcan 9mo ago
The Opus usage from Antigravity seems not to be affected.
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by egeozcan 9mo ago
Human intelligence is the one with regular 6-8 hour outages every day, with day-long degradation if those outages were not "deep" enough. Not to mention dementia.
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by egeozcan 9mo ago
Those usually didn't have keys to all your data. Worst case, you lost your server, and perhaps you hosted your emails there too? Very bad, but nothing compared to the access these clawdbot instances get.
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by egeozcan 9mo ago
At least that's somewhat relevant. Every time I hear JJ, I remember Jay-Jay Okocha: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jay-Jay_Okocha
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by egeozcan 9mo ago
I don't disagree with you but those commits could also be automated. Have a look at the projects like gastown.
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by egeozcan 9mo ago
You cannot call all the bullshit. You need to call what's important for you. That defines your values. It's also important to base your actions on what's at hand, not teaching a lesson to "those people".
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by egeozcan 9mo ago
I thought assuming good faith does not mean you have to sympathize. English is not my native language and probably that's not the right concept. I mean, do not put the others into any stereotype. Assume nothing? Maybe that sounds bette
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by egeozcan 9mo ago
IMHO, you should deal with actual events, when not ideas, instead of people. No two people share the exact same values. For example, you assume that guy trying to cut the line is a horrible person and a megalomaniac because you've seen
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by egeozcan 9mo ago
I'll give you an insider info: There's no guy! Your response would be filtered away by the profanity filter and nobody working in Telekom will ever read any of it. Hell, I can even say, likely, nobody will ever read it, regardless
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by egeozcan 9mo ago
In life, you have to pick your battles.
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by egeozcan 9mo ago
I like using it at work. I probably would use something lighter if I ever move off github though, as I've seen the IT throw more and more resources at it for simple usage with just 30-40 MRs per day. Also the free version doesn't
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by egeozcan 9mo ago
I was part of a big software development team once and that necessity I felt there, namely, being able to let go of the small details and focusing on the big picture is even more important when using llms.
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by egeozcan 9mo ago
I think it won't be bigger than the giant set of rules people are supposed to read through (they never do) when onboarding. At least with AGENTS/CLAUDE.md file, you know the agent will re-read those rules on every new session.
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by egeozcan 9mo ago
You can see if a test is changed. If you're paranoid like I am, you can simply make the tests read-only for the user you're running the agent from.
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by egeozcan 9mo ago
I added a bunch of lines telling it to never do that in CLAUDE.md and it worked flawlessly. So I have a different experience with Claude Code, but I'm not trying to say you're holding it wrong, just adding a data point, and then,
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by egeozcan 9mo ago
I think you can keep the vibe coding totally under control with good tests. I'm baffled how such a huge regression would not be caught. Then again, the google home page was broken on FF on Android for how long?
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by egeozcan 9mo ago
That's something a horse pretending to be AI would say.
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by egeozcan 9mo ago
We don't know it, up to the point we observe it.
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by egeozcan 9mo ago
Which was right, today gopher has more users than ever! :)
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by egeozcan 9mo ago
I've been developing an rts using coding agents https://egeozcan.github.io/unnamed_rts/ - lots of borrowed ideas from red alert. it's super buggy and yet doesn't work on mobile but it's been my chil

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