flowerbreeze

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by flowerbreeze 7mo ago
I understand the attempted analogy, but it's more like dealing with AIs that Ferengi have built than with one of the Minds of Culture.
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by flowerbreeze 7mo ago
I have the same problem. The "What It Is" section starts with "Mycelium is a Clojure workflow framework built on Maestro" and that's a bit generic. Maybe something to test some AI generated code and then test if the
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by flowerbreeze 7mo ago
This is far more brilliant than I thought. I know my purpose now, "AI" told me. It's to drink wine and eat macaroni! The only problem is that larp as ai comes back with "no work yet. check back later :(" a lot, but
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by flowerbreeze 7mo ago
I'll take one addiction and a possible oral cancer for the company, thank you so much. No, I understand it's not guaranteed, but I am seriously flabbergasted by the careless actions of some companies...
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by flowerbreeze 8mo ago
I think the more generic stream concept is interesting, but their proposal is based on different underlying assumptions. From what it looks like, they want their streams to be compatible with AsyncIterator so it'd fit into existing eco
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by flowerbreeze 8mo ago
I've been wondering too, what the solution would be. IF the bots were actually helpful, I wouldn't care, but they always push an agenda, create noise, or derail discussions instead. For now maybe all forums should require some blo
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by flowerbreeze 8mo ago
The README is older than ChatGPT too. It's very unlikely that it's vibe coded or vibe written.
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by flowerbreeze 8mo ago
It's very interesting and I'm also impressed that most of the demoes run on my potato-phone.
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by flowerbreeze 8mo ago
I'm quite sure I've read your article before and I've thought about this one a lot. Not so much from GIT perspective, but about textual representation still being the "golden source" for what the program is when int
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by flowerbreeze 8mo ago
Even if it's not spying, I think it is stalking to follow and aggregate information about people's activities in public spaces over time.
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by flowerbreeze 8mo ago
I think mostly because an LLM is not a "mind". I'm sure there'll be an algorithm that could be considered a "mind" in the future, but present day an LLM is not it. Not yet.
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by flowerbreeze 8mo ago
This is in my opinion the greatest weakness of everything LLM related. If I care about the application I'm writing, and I believe I should if I bother doing it at all, it seems to me that I should want to be precise and concise at desc
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by flowerbreeze 9mo ago
I do like the build of Macbooks and especially the solid casing. Unfortunately I could never get used to MacOS even within 2.5 years and it was not quite as reliable for me as it is for many others. XCode installations failing, Docker insta
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by flowerbreeze 9mo ago
I gave it a try on my current codebase out of curiosity. Definitely useful. It worked well and fast, but it has a lot of duplicates that get rendered as exports in the NodeJS modules based codebase. I think it can sometimes be caused by me
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by flowerbreeze 9mo ago
My favourite approach to documentation is the "4 kinds of documentation" - whether it's about an API, a library or anything else. I think it's a very clean way of explaining "good/poor" documentation. In a
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by flowerbreeze 9mo ago
Over a (rotary) phone with a classmate of mine, who had gotten really-really into programming, explaining how to do things in Turbo-C. Turbo-C had a great help system, so I mostly followed that and my classmate's instructions to make a
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by flowerbreeze 1y ago
It was in the article, although referring to London, not to the entire country.
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by flowerbreeze 1y ago
As a user, this is great news. I think that the artificial lock-in to services that have near zero cost of on-boarding and off-boarding is not what nice companies should do. As an entrepreneur, this is amazing news! This means users can now
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by flowerbreeze 1y ago
Kagi works for me in other languages, but only if I explicitly switch it from "International" to a specific country search. Otherwise it tends to default US results.
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by flowerbreeze 1y ago
Thank you! Since you mentioned the decline of eels book that was in Italian, I finally remembered the title too since it wasn't in English neither. It was this book in Estonian: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show&
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by flowerbreeze 1y ago
There was a book about the eels being born from Sargasso sea, all transparent at first, that I remember reading ages ago. It mentioned a lot of legends as well surrounding the eels, because the young ones were never seen - only fully grown
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by flowerbreeze 2y ago
Adding an additional layer also means that layer needs to be managed at all times, and additional setup is required to use it. This starts at installing docker related tooling, having to do extra work to access logs inside containers, addit
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by flowerbreeze 2y ago
When thinking more abstract or intense thoughts, for me it's probably more or less what you're describing? Sort of disembodied voice, at least when the focus is not on the qualities of the voice, but on the details of whatever the
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by flowerbreeze 3y ago
I think the line is well enough drawn in this particular case. It's not "my data", but PII (Personally Identifiable Information) that most of the legislation is concerned with. Firstly, the search engine does not require a pe
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by flowerbreeze 3y ago
In part, I think it's because numbers are all they can see and control. So if all you have is a hammer... On the other hand I also think it's because they are a bit stupid.
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by flowerbreeze 3y ago
I think more accurate would be to say it allowed freedom from expression, freedom from religion and freedom from assembly. Unless in the service of the communist party of course.
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by flowerbreeze 4y ago
Also, I think chargers are still an issue. One of my favourite tools is a Bosch screwdriver and the best feature it has is USB charging port. It's perhaps a bit special case as it doesn't require a huge battery nor great voltage,
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by flowerbreeze 4y ago
I'd prefer there were no questions whatsoever around gender or sexual orientation. What business is that of a business and why would I want a business to hold this type of information? I don't see these questions as ever having ca
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by flowerbreeze 4y ago
I'm guessing the cost isn't enough, because it works. Maybe tax commercial letter stamps by 50%, but keep private letters as is?
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by flowerbreeze 4y ago
I've always found it most painful trying to figuring out when to use verbs that translate to other verbs depending on context. It's just personal experience of course, so not sure if it really matters that much between all languag

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