graphememes

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by graphememes 6mo ago
this was so confusing at first not going to lie
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by graphememes 6mo ago
You're never going to win this argument, most of the people who post here have never actually shipped a product themselves and only work on isolated features and others have to handle / manage all of this for them so they have no
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by graphememes 6mo ago
Yes, you _can_ but you probably wont.
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by graphememes 6mo ago
They do realize, they filter out this stuff right? You're just making someone elses job more lucrative.
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by graphememes 6mo ago
If your goal is to create something you enjoy, do not labor over the process of how you do that, try everything, be a kid again, simply lose yourself in the joy of that thing, even if it contains "using ai" it's not a bad thi
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by graphememes 6mo ago
It's almost like you have to think for yourself still, wild concept.
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by graphememes 6mo ago
cursor has been doing this for months, welcome to 3 months ago
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by graphememes 7mo ago
Feels like I would be taking on a lot of debt and maintainability I may not need
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by graphememes 7mo ago
Yes, and honestly, for it's usage, similar feelings for AWS, not bad. Although, I guess I could ask, are you looking for a rubrick that I follow? Not trying to be inflammatory, just trying to understand what exactly you're looking
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by graphememes 7mo ago
ty
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by graphememes 7mo ago
What's the link to the actual statement? Here is the list: Their statement lists several games that were available on Steam, which include BlockBlasters, Chemia, Dashverse / DashFPS, Lampy, Lunara, PirateFi, and Tokenova.
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by graphememes 7mo ago
What's the overhead in terms of time and whats the actual mechanisms for provability? Additionally, what breaks because of this, surely there are downsides to Extreme Typo Phonetics correction.
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by graphememes 7mo ago
Not bad
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by graphememes 7mo ago
My comment is that I expect it to be more frequent and less given the scale and usage. Quite honestly, we have the most insane expectations about uptime and availability in my opinion. I'm glad that we can meet them. But still, insane.
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by graphememes 7mo ago
Wikipedia will still continue, but at the pace it should be not the pace it has to be. I don't think most people understand this. Many people will still use wikipedia to document history. However, to resolve what happened in history, m
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by graphememes 7mo ago
I think the existing comments already cover it most, also, I would argue that we are seeing a new emerging group of coders come into the realm of programming and we are judging them at their worst and comparing them to our best. It is quite
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by graphememes 7mo ago
It's locked behind a paywall, but those numbers actually look in favor of suggesting to use AI. 60% time saving? sign me up.
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by graphememes 7mo ago
Maybe? I've seen human code that looks like hallucinated slop, doesn't mean it should be accepted.
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by graphememes 7mo ago
It's wild because they are one of the most used properties on earth and their uptime is actually incredible.
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by graphememes 7mo ago
Honestly, this is a small pebble but feels like a ripple in the reasons why node.js is losing to bun and others.
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by graphememes 7mo ago
The fact this was made with AI is hilarious in of itself. Also, maybe have you thought, why someone would send you something like that? Maybe ask them, I find curiosity is better than whatever this is.
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by graphememes 7mo ago
you talk to the llm bro, you are responsible for the outcome
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by graphememes 7mo ago
no but you're a human and you're responsible for it, so it's on you you can make horrible images with photoshop that doesn't make photoshop bad
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by graphememes 7mo ago
bad input > bad output idk what to say, just because it's rust doesn't mean it's performant, or that you asked for it to be performant. yes, llms can produce bad code, they can also produce good code, just like people
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by graphememes 9mo ago
You can still have all the context in one place, just clone the repos to one folder on your machine, problem solved.
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by graphememes 9mo ago
stop wasting context space with this stuff ミ · · 彡
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by graphememes 11mo ago
Why do I have to create an account? I don't have to for greasemonkey / tampermonkey, which let's me do the same thing.
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by graphememes 11mo ago
Okay, so come up with an alternative, it's math, you can also write algorithms.
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by graphememes 11mo ago
Every time I read a post about this, none of the prompts are shared, and when I review the actual commands and how the AI is working it makes me realize that the person who is driving is not experienced in doing so. AI's will do a best
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by graphememes 1y ago
amazing, others have already shipped this, glad to see chatgpt joining the list

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