gooodvibes

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by gooodvibes 1y ago
Using AI assistance != vibe coding
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by gooodvibes 1y ago
They're not. Most companies, teams, people don't care about this.
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by gooodvibes 1y ago
This behavior comes from the later stages of training that turn the model into an assistant, you can't blame the original training data (ChatGPT doesn't sound like reddit or like Wikipedia even though it has both in its original d
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by gooodvibes 1y ago
> I have been thinking about this, and don’t have a proper answer for myself. Because it's the wrong question! It's not that LLMs solve entire classes of life/work problems. Instead, they take some life/work task (cod
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by gooodvibes 1y ago
> There are subtle differences between numpy and pytorch. This isn't really a trap, and it doesn't help anyone; it looks like "I got burned but I don't want to share the specifics".
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by gooodvibes 1y ago
It definitely still does the opt-in suggestions at the end, and that seems perfectly appropriate in some cases.
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by gooodvibes 1y ago
Leetcode was never about being similar to real work. Companies aren't stupid - they know it's different and still think that they get useful signal from testing skills that don't match the day-to-day of the job. Whether that&
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by gooodvibes 1y ago
> I am hopeful this will mean they don't "just need to text someone" This is naive. They'll want their phones just as much as before. The landline won't make any difference. Maybe the goal is to entertain your ch
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by gooodvibes 1y ago
Not having the choice to use the old models is a horrible user experience. Taking 4o away so soon was a crime. I don’t feel like I got anything new, I feel like something got taken away.
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by gooodvibes 1y ago
I get a bit miffed if I go a full day working remotely without any meetings, I can't imagine signing up for this all day every day with no end in sight.
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by gooodvibes 1y ago
Hyper-...? I don't think you get how optimized and hyper-optimized exercise can get. I'm talking about the basics. For anyone who wants to get benefit from exercise. If you think you're getting those benefits in some other wa
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by gooodvibes 1y ago
I'm not suggesting hyper-optimization. I'm suggesting a basic exercise program which includes resistance training and cardio.
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by gooodvibes 1y ago
You're wrong about this. It's very clear, and some of the evidence is presented in the original article here.
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by gooodvibes 1y ago
There are positive physical and mental change that happen with more intensive cardio and with resistance training that you can't get from walking no matter how much you walk. And there's nothing herculian about those modes of exer
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by gooodvibes 1y ago
I asked it for everything it knows and it spat out your resume - isn't it better UI (not to speak of simpler/cheaper/faster implementation) to just link to your resume instead?
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by gooodvibes 1y ago
It's so unnecessary though. You can just eat them as they are, no need to fuss around with grinding and soaking.
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by gooodvibes 1y ago
Nice. Although even if it shortened it, it would still be worth taking.
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by gooodvibes 1y ago
Regular meditation and psychedelic use. (Are these spiritual? Not sure if spiritual is a helpful world.) The meditation practices I follow are taken directly from Buddhism and a lot of core Buddhist principles and ethics make a lot of sense
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by gooodvibes 1y ago
Rust has a horrendous developer experience and companies and teams investing in it are making a huge mistake.
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by gooodvibes 1y ago
I can see being annoyed by a software engineer calling themselves "engineer" without the qualifier. But almost nobody does that, it's always "software engineer" - take it as a whole term instead of getting hung up o