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   by fmbb 1y ago

   > This hurts the article, I think. I don't disagree with his point about companies caring too much about stockholders. But this anti-LLM envangelism just comes across as ludditism. Is there any research out there suggesting LLMs hel
2. 212.▲
   by fmbb 1y ago

   I am not.
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   by fmbb 1y ago

   When I say market here I mean something people pay for, where producers can convince people to spend money. I’m quite sure there is not a lot of people paying for porn. The money people are making surely comes from ads and data hoarding.
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   by fmbb 1y ago

   I’m not making a value judgement here. Just looking at it from the point of view of a business.
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   by fmbb 1y ago

   Only a goblin would align code. But if you must you can start with a new line and the right indent.
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   by fmbb 1y ago

   Bitcoin existing is not going to make Itch.io not want to accept payments via Visa. Porn is a tiny market. It’s not worth it losing the payment processors everyone is on to serve porn game buyers.
7. 217.▲
   by fmbb 1y ago

   I’m a panicked position maybe you should not fire a gun. If you cannot even chamber a round who’s to say you can hit what you want to hit?
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   by fmbb 1y ago

   Copy&paste between apps should work just fine using this window manager. I have not tried mwm but use my own 100 line C window manager and I can copy and paste without issue. Wayland will take 20 more years before it can dethrone X11. A
9. 219.▲
   by fmbb 1y ago

   LLMs also don’t always generate code that works. And you don’t always know or understand what the product owner wants you to build. Writing code faster is very rarely what you need.
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    by fmbb 1y ago

    Both Windows and macOS have X servers. Heck don’t they both ship with them nowadays?
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    by fmbb 1y ago

    https://www.who.int/news/item/24-07-2024-hunger-numbers-stub... Hunger worldwide has been getting worse for the last quarter century or so. 733 million people don’t have food security. I think about 5-10 million d
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    by fmbb 1y ago

    Not really. The overlap between people bothering to answer ”stupid question, RTFM” and people able to give useful answers is extremely small. The meaningful data the LLMs are trained on is the actual answers.
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    by fmbb 1y ago

    Starship can also be really really slow with the defaults, although that is not starship itself beings slow but it appears to sometimes call out to slow tools when display toolchain info. I always turn all of the languages plugins off in St
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    by fmbb 1y ago

    I would not say that is ”how the AI is used”. That problem space is one where humans have spent unusually much time defining a spec and writing a test suite. A million monkeys randomly typing could actually complete that task as well.
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    by fmbb 1y ago

    Do you have any better research we can read?
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    by fmbb 1y ago

    > Golang is basically just more concise Java. That is exactly how it was sold. A safe C, or a nicer simpler Java. Nobody cared about Erlang back then and nobody does today. I write Erlang for a living.
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    by fmbb 1y ago

    That time dilation feels a bit like what METR reported: https://metr.org/blog/2025-07-10-early-2025-ai-experienced-o... Developers believe they complete tasks 25% faster with AI but when measured they are 19% slower wh
18. 228.▲
    by fmbb 1y ago

    Same. Finally no reason to boot Windows on any machine.
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    by fmbb 1y ago

    A search for XML on cve.org gives > Showing 1 - 25 of 6,749 results for XML Searching for YAML: > Showing 1 - 25 of 288 results for YAML
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    by fmbb 1y ago

    Coyotes are tiny critters. Surely they don’t attack humans?
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    by fmbb 1y ago

    The data files are not human readable though, right?
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    by fmbb 1y ago

    By ”a better Make”, do you mean Mise does phony target task-like recipes better? Or is it better than Make at actually making things, tracking file and recipe dependencies, detecting what needs to be rebuilt etc?
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    by fmbb 1y ago

    The very first sentence of the article you linked says this happens because they lose the pheromone track.
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    by fmbb 1y ago

    OAuth is very complicated and fuzzy though. I am not surprised anyone makes mistakes trying to integrate it anywhere.
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    by fmbb 1y ago

    How come the LLMs cannot figure out interacting with command line programs and HTTP services with API docs, as humans can? It seems counterproductive that we need to make the whole world adapt to these new super intelligences instead of the
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    by fmbb 1y ago

    I think the answer is in the link. Making git notes more usable would make it easier to migrate from GitHub. It would make you less locked in.
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    by fmbb 1y ago

    I did not choose those words. I merely replied in a thread already on the topic.
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    by fmbb 1y ago

    I don’t know what kind of reusable plastic bags you have over there. Our fee was introduced in 2020. I bought two reusable plastic bags (made from some plastic-tarp-like weave) then and have been using them for five years without issue. You
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    by fmbb 1y ago

    Don’t almost all of them show a link to the source anyway?
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    by fmbb 1y ago

    > Assuming California is the region that hit 47% (call it 50%), and the reusable bags are better than the best available (only 10x worse than pre-ban) that translates to a 5x increase in microplastics on the beach. I’d consider this a di