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by gitaarik 6mo ago
Maybe you need to clean up MCP tools? My codebase is very large (hundreds of files, hundreds of lines per file), and I am managing fine on a 5x subscription, chatting all day. Some time ago I cleaned up a bunch of MCP tools I had installed
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by gitaarik 6mo ago
But you also spend less time on those tasks, allowing you to do more of those tasks. And if you still spend the same amount of time, and use AI as am assistant, and do review the AI's work, then you can actually learn from it faster. B
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by gitaarik 6mo ago
I have the feeling they do this to save tokens in case you didn't mean to execute such a big task right away. But yeah it's simple enough to say "Just do it now"
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by gitaarik 6mo ago
It makes sense that CC uses more tokens on bigger and complex code bases. And I'm happy it does; because of that it gets a good understanding of the architecture and how to properly solve the issue. And yeah for that you need at least
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by gitaarik 6mo ago
Yeah or just use Ctrl + J
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by gitaarik 6mo ago
You can just use Ctrl + J
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by gitaarik 6mo ago
This is also the dealbreaker for me, I use copy / paste from the scrollback buffer all the time. And also quick search through the scrollback buffer. I don't want to first pipe all the output to an editor or pager or something; th
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by gitaarik 6mo ago
I don't know, when I started out as a web developer I met a hardcore C developer once and I was quite impressed about his low level knowledge, and wanted to eventually learn that too. But as time passed by the web world kept developpin
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by gitaarik 6mo ago
It's not that he just said it yesterday, he's apparently already said it a few times, and yesterday there was just a news article about it.
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by gitaarik 7mo ago
The Pull Requests were maybe manageable, but the backlog wasn't ;). AI does help with that. And the tools that require more stability you can still spend more time on and review the code.
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by gitaarik 7mo ago
Sounds very similar to my experience with colleagues before AI. It just goes even faster now.
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by gitaarik 7mo ago
I haven't heard of anyone that's using vibe coding to rewrite what they have. Most of what I hear is to create new things, and to accelerate development of existing projects.
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by gitaarik 7mo ago
> The Altman family has said Annie Altman has mental health challenges I can imagine if you're been raped by your brother during childhood. But of course now nobody will take her seriously because she has mental problems and Altman
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by gitaarik 7mo ago
Haha that's a good one!
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by gitaarik 7mo ago
So in this way we should dismiss all whistleblowers?
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by gitaarik 7mo ago
And you're comparing the DoD being hacked with the White House releasing a spy-app. That is comparing incompetence with abuse. It's both bad but different kinds of bad. One is ignorant, the other is evil.
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by gitaarik 7mo ago
So what's your point? Because previous administrations also make mistakes, we should accept all the crap coming from the current administration? That seems to be the only defense of the Trump fans these days. Again, I agree that pervio
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by gitaarik 7mo ago
Don't domain registars auto-renew domains for you?
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by gitaarik 7mo ago
Come on, you're defending a sinking ship ;). Trump might be right about a lot of things, but that doesn't make him right about everything. And he and his whole administration pretends he is. And it's just pathetic and laughab
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by gitaarik 7mo ago
It's only a mitigations if you already gave AI access. If you use it to for example generate some data based on research on specific data you gave it, you can feed back the AI the data to a human for human verification and then have th
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by gitaarik 7mo ago
I agree that governments in general are very bad at this. But I also think that this admistration is even more special in it's own way.
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by gitaarik 7mo ago
As long as it doesn't auto-update it should be fine right? Just don't let those Aliens see that source code
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by gitaarik 7mo ago
Can't you delete your LinkedIn posts anymore after you posted them?
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by gitaarik 7mo ago
For an Android game downloaded from the Play store I wouldn't find these findings surprising at all. But from an official app from the White House? Well ok, from THIS White House - you're completely right to expect that.
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by gitaarik 7mo ago
Yeah it's great, we can actually let go of these silly open source projects like uBlock Origin, and just rely on the government for protecting us against the dangerous web!
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by gitaarik 7mo ago
True for any random game app in the Play store, and flashlight and note apps. But well reputable companies don't put too much weirdness into their apps.
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by gitaarik 7mo ago
Interesting argument, but I think statistics about video game addiction & mental problems etc was never really serious, and with social media it is.
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by gitaarik 7mo ago
Yeah people in the past were always more right. The people that built the first processors were much more aware of low level stuff than those so called low level programmers with their fancy compilers. And before them, the electrical and me
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by gitaarik 7mo ago
Yeah there's no solution to prompt injection, but prompt injection in itself is not a security risk. It's about what you give the LLM access to. You can give it access to your complete DB and APIs, or you can only allow it to oper
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by gitaarik 7mo ago
If it's so little, why does Claude appear so prominently in the contributors section on GitHub?

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