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by gitaarik 9mo ago
But who do earns money from the clicks? I would like to give this to people who argue that you shouldn't use ad blockers because ads help the website's owners financially and that's a way to support the owner. If this extensi
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by gitaarik 9mo ago
But you can iterate over the code until you like it. If you don't review the code, you risk slop. But reviewing takes time, and most people don't do that in the prototyping stage, because the code might still significantly change.
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by gitaarik 9mo ago
Yeah shit
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by gitaarik 9mo ago
yeah
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by gitaarik 9mo ago
Or you give them all specific little tasks that you think out. And then review their work of course. So yeah you are still needing to do a lot of work.
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by gitaarik 9mo ago
Well we now have those millions of manhours and monkeys in the form of AI ;)
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by gitaarik 9mo ago
Or sit in the back of the train rather than the front
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by gitaarik 9mo ago
Common sense? Once you are used to dark mode at night, light mode seems crazy.
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by gitaarik 9mo ago
But still the hypothesis of the article holds stance. If you want a new feature, you still have to think it through and explain the AI how to implement it, and validate the result. You might be able to do more with less, but that is with ev
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by gitaarik 9mo ago
After 15 years you can just replace them
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by gitaarik 9mo ago
He's on a race because he knows his time is limited, eventually the Epstein files will be exposed. Time will tell.
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by gitaarik 9mo ago
https://www.nbcnews.com/tech/elon-musk/elon-musk-grokipedia-... "Unlike Wikipedia, Grokipedia centralizes its editing process. Users can submit suggested edits to Grokipedia, but instead of assigning a group
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by gitaarik 9mo ago
Sounds like fun!
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by gitaarik 9mo ago
I don't know but I've been using Firefox since forever and I can't even recall the tabs changing at all. Of course they have changed many times over the course of years, but that happens in every browser. I don't know wh
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by gitaarik 9mo ago
Some things can't be tested (easily). There are many string theory scientists that wrote many books about a completely unproven theory. I guess you take them equally seriously.
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by gitaarik 9mo ago
Some things you can easily dismiss with the proof of the opposite or something conflicting. But some parts of the hypothesis can't be either disproofed or proofed. You could personally dismiss it, but you can't proof your point ei
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by gitaarik 9mo ago
Why do you need evidence to write books about a hypotheses you have? Many people do that. And I think he never claimed to know the truth about it, he was just presenting his ideas of how it could be. You don't have to agree with it. Bu
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by gitaarik 9mo ago
Many people have already done and still do and will keep doing it. But yeah it's doesn't add much value.
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by gitaarik 10mo ago
No syntax highlighting, I do like to review snippets of code. Also the interactive questions / answers during planning would be a pain over email. And what about text wrapping? Headache. Edit: also setting up an email interface API to
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by gitaarik 10mo ago
What about Saddam Hussein?
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by gitaarik 10mo ago
You still want to be able to easily review the LLM generated code. At least I want to.
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by gitaarik 10mo ago
They pay lots of humans to train the LLMs..
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by gitaarik 10mo ago
Did you read?
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by gitaarik 10mo ago
So you mean you don't completely empty it and then put dirty dishes back inside among the clean ones?
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by gitaarik 10mo ago
Aha fair enough, but yeah browsers often allow invalid HTML to just work. But that doesn't mean that the valid usage is somehow flawed. I can understand that the dash can be a bit of a weird rule if you're new to HTML. But I think
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by gitaarik 10mo ago
Only native elements can be a single word, you can't create a custom elements without a dash.
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by gitaarik 10mo ago
There's a very clear rule for it: if it contains a dash it's a custom element
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by gitaarik 10mo ago
Why would it create confusion? Because you're not familiar with it? Things change..
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by gitaarik 10mo ago
I think it makes sense that if HTML detects an unknown element that it doesn't give it block styling automatically. Only if you specifically specified it for that type of element. Inline styling is kind of the default in HTML.
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by gitaarik 10mo ago
I also made a simple lib to make it easy to implement common styles in your Lit components: https://github.com/gitaarik/lit-style

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