fullstackwife

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by fullstackwife 8d ago
Providers cannot impose daily quota on local AI usage
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by fullstackwife 8d ago
You will be right only if AI will be usable locally on commodity hardware, otherwise access to AI will become a weapon on various fronts - including your employer, your home country government, foreign countries, and international orgs.
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by fullstackwife 3mo ago
Your take is very interesting, but please do not forget that pirating games is a crime.
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by fullstackwife 8mo ago
Why not build it as a web app and play via browser?
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by fullstackwife 8mo ago
Your technical skills are shaped by market demand, and they always have been.
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by fullstackwife 9mo ago
Should votes get invalidated after major change in the ongoing PR?
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by fullstackwife 9mo ago
for example driverless taxis, which is an application of AI that most of us really want
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by fullstackwife 9mo ago
Since when "AI" exclusively implies LLMs only?
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by fullstackwife 9mo ago
cost of e2e task resolution should be cheaper, even if single inference cost is higher, you need fewer loops to solve a problem now
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by fullstackwife 10mo ago
human process is the understanding that the mistakes will make people die
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by fullstackwife 10mo ago
yeah, in practice: would you like to onboard a Boeing 747 where some of the bugs were patched by some agents, what is the percentage risk of malfunction you are going to accept as a passenger?
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by fullstackwife 10mo ago
What works: delegating non ambiguous tasks, let them happen in async, while supported by harness of preexisting automated tests, and established project conventions What does NOT work: I have no idea how to do sth, and I hope agentic coding
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by fullstackwife 1y ago
Think chefs at top restaurants for example: washing hands is something obvious, no need to get any customer infected with fecal bacteria in order to convince the restaurant management for investing into soap (hygiene takes time, you could s
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by fullstackwife 1y ago
Argumentum ad hominem - seriously, team! we can do better than that!
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by fullstackwife 1y ago
"Workflow" is the aspect we should try to eliminate, and a LLM+VM combo allows you to do that. Workflow means you provide tools to the LLM, and ask to make use of them to achieve the goal. This works well already, but it fails whe
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by fullstackwife 1y ago
Just thinking opposite direction: if you were to spawn a new planet with life somewhere in the universe, how would you do that? Micro manage every detail, or rather prepare proper conditions, and see what happens? Wouldn't the "pr
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by fullstackwife 1y ago
For many years we were fine with running DLLs, Java .class deps, npm modules, brew packages etc. why do you think we need so much isolation for left-pad class mcp tools?
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by fullstackwife 1y ago
Exactly my approach to gaining knowledge and learning through building your own(`npx genaicode`). When I was presenting my work on a local meetup I got this exact question: "why u building this instead of just using Cursor". The a
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by fullstackwife 1y ago
This is a very fast moving environment, my prompts from 2024 were created for that reality, and should be removed later in 2025. For example all the CoT techniques are anachronic now. But this also means a new architecture of the surroundin
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by fullstackwife 1y ago
Video promises what it should: a dopamine shot!
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by fullstackwife 1y ago
Using GH Copilot Agent to vibe code a LLM+Docker omnitool for my coding assistant: https://github.com/gtanczyk/genaicode/pull/25 The idea is to give it a task, let it do whatever it decides and expect to prod
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by fullstackwife 1y ago
The concept of JS framework which allows you to rapidly develop an app has the same underlying vibe as coding agent
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by fullstackwife 1y ago
Does that even work? it required passport, personal details, what else?
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by fullstackwife 1y ago
Async vibe coding is the new hot thing, I'm also recommending to check GH Copilot Coding Agent (NOT the VScode one)
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by fullstackwife 1y ago
Text rendering on canvas is currently a huge pain, custom layouting code, lack of accessibility, so I'm happy to see this!
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by fullstackwife 1y ago
This is inconsequence! Hipchat/Stride was a flop, because it was a poor product, poorly executed. Switch to Slack was a huge relief for everyone. Atlassian support engineers used to be the best part of the service. Poor products + Grea
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by fullstackwife 1y ago
you spend 400$ per month on api usage, but your AI builds the next unicorn worth billions, where is the problem?
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by fullstackwife 1y ago
Practically it is more than eight, because when multiple branches of managerial deposits cross on the project you are working on, all of sudden your work depends on decisions of dozens of people and their management chains. Cutting this to
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by fullstackwife 1y ago
the salary raise and promo project industry within large corps is fine with that there is everyone else who is supposed deliver software that works, like always, and they are not fine with built-in flakiness
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by fullstackwife 1y ago
I feel that a childhood dream of the author came true, and it is a success, but the prose of reality in a large studio is discouraging.

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