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by gitaarik 5mo ago
In theory, but not in practice
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by gitaarik 5mo ago
If you haven't had this experience, I would rather think yóu are junior
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by gitaarik 5mo ago
But AI has actually enabled me to work through by backlog much faster, which decreases my chance on burnout. And I still enjoy the process actually. It's a different process indeed. But times change, and you can't always do the sa
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by gitaarik 5mo ago
They haven't only been trained on the common author. They have also been trained to prefer quality and to dismiss hallucinations. So if a human actually does some quality writing, people might think it's AI, like has already hap
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by gitaarik 5mo ago
Yeah true, but I had many sites that I manually white-listed scripts / external resources, and was succesfully using those sites. But then some particular functionality of the site you rarely use once stops working, and you later find
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by gitaarik 5mo ago
And what are you automating regarding your tmux sessions exactly actually? I use tmux daily, but I never feel the need to do any automation of managing my tmux panes.
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by gitaarik 5mo ago
The trial and chewing gum were designed specifically for dad's with no taste
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by gitaarik 5mo ago
Or you should wonder why they might jump instead of directly questioning their sanity. Then if you see the bridge is on fire and it's safe to jump into the water, then it makes sense, right?
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by gitaarik 5mo ago
But AI is trained on human text. Human writers have already been flagged as AI – by humans who think they're AI, while they were not.
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by gitaarik 5mo ago
How do YOU know?
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by gitaarik 5mo ago
I think what's important to make a good model is the quality of the information. Doesn't matter who made it, for what purpose, or how much money they made from it or are still making from it. It's just training data ultimatel
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by gitaarik 5mo ago
So there are no issues with unions in your view? Of course it's not that black and white, but I don't think the previous commenter was necessarily painting it like that.
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by gitaarik 5mo ago
Like when Trump posts racist posts and then deletes it afterwards?
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by gitaarik 5mo ago
Yeah the 850 worded one is certainly AI, but I don't think it disproves the whole article. It's not an official study either, but things in between are allowed to be written about too.
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by gitaarik 5mo ago
Indeed, this is why I eventually stopped using it; sometimes a random site wouldn't function properly, and took time to figure out it was uMatrix. It was a nice plugin indeed though.
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by gitaarik 5mo ago
This is meant for people that are socially isolated, and don't have anyone to talk to about their personal issues and challenges. It's of course not great that it supposedly has a need to exists. But the fact that it is there to p
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Claude subscriptions no longer include Agent SDK and Claude -p usage(xda-developers.com)
17 points by gitaarik 5mo ago|3 comments
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by gitaarik 5mo ago
Yeah indeed, you can move to a less popular ecosystem and have less risk. Back in the day when I moved from PHP ecosystem to Python, that was a big improvement. But with NPM I feel mixed; there's a lot of crap, but there's also ge
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by gitaarik 5mo ago
I'm getting downvotes for this. Why exactly?
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by gitaarik 5mo ago
Yeah he's often not in a good mood, but at least he points out these things, and I understand it can get you worked up if you're investigating these things and come to these concerning discoveries. I'm happy someone is doing
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by gitaarik 5mo ago
Yeah, but to be honest, I sometimes just tell Claude to cleanup / refactor stuff; it finds a lot of things, discusses it with me and I approve the plan, and it churns away my tokens for some time. I do this once in a while, and I'
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by gitaarik 6mo ago
Wasn't git invented for these kinds of things?
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by gitaarik 6mo ago
Isn't that like working on a codebase with an agent?
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by gitaarik 6mo ago
No, I don't know what you're doing if your agent is running for hours, but it sounds inefficient
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by gitaarik 6mo ago
You can however let them work in a sandboxed dev environment where if they break things it doesn't affect the productions system.
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by gitaarik 6mo ago
I don't think you should only let "if it sounds good" determine what you eat
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by gitaarik 6mo ago
Is coding without the "agentic" part any different from copy pasting code from the internet like a script kiddy?
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by gitaarik 6mo ago
Funny, for me Claude Code works perfectly, and I don't have to wait for hours, my prompts are usually done within minutes. And the results are most of the time great.
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by gitaarik 6mo ago
That you say that he will win again is kind of trolly, you want Trump for a 3rd presidency? You really want a dictator?
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by gitaarik 6mo ago
It is true that you can't easily point out many lies, he's indeed not lying all the time, and he is indeed not stupid, he knows very well how to talk. I must agree that I've also been surprised by his relative intelligence. B

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