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by grebc 6mo ago
So how productive are you now vs. before? I assume this was the reason for doing this?
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by grebc 6mo ago
I’m not, I’m presently underwhelmed by the examples everyone shows. I’m yet to see actual productivity result from people paying to talk to chatbots to generate boilerplate. But I tend to shy away from hypers so the LLM craze is passing me
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by grebc 6mo ago
People get sucked into all sorts of schemes or ideas. I never said grifters but a fair share of my social circle pumped crypto’s/nft’s when they bought some(small amounts but whatever). Same people just can’t shut up about AI/LLM’
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by grebc 6mo ago
Yeah, you probably said web3 was going to change the web too.
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by grebc 6mo ago
5 years ago it was blockchain & NFT’s. Same hypers just moved to different technology.
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by grebc 6mo ago
1Password user here and it regularly shits the bed with autofill or recognising a domain. Not to mention the absolutely garbage performance of the Windows desktop app.
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by grebc 6mo ago
Someone mentioned sunk costs a couple of days ago, and here’s a glaringly stupid example but watch everyone justify the price tag with all sorts of reasons.
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by grebc 6mo ago
Sweet project! I will give this a go today :)
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by grebc 6mo ago
I can’t tell if this is satire or not.
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by grebc 6mo ago
Not just enterprise, any human organisation. Also sunk costs “should in theory” never be considered but I’ve only ever seen sunk costs considered.
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by grebc 6mo ago
I’ve made some gnarly custom forms over the years but never quite run into the problem you’re describing. These days if starting a greenfield web app, each page has its own style/css sent in the head tag. Because it’s usually just base
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by grebc 6mo ago
CEO’s are a weird breed, pretty sure this dudes never met a real one.
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by grebc 6mo ago
Amen.
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by grebc 6mo ago
Why bother having a public repository?
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by grebc 6mo ago
Dialog is easy to use with just plain JavaScript.
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by grebc 6mo ago
>But what makes a human mind more "understanding"? Who says we're not simulating? Who says our mind even exists, in this space? The people running the experiment. And yes is the answer to what should be a rhetorical questi
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by grebc 6mo ago
They’re in a better mood though.
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by grebc 6mo ago
Refactoring already exists.
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by grebc 6mo ago
If it’s a compiled language, just change the definition and try to compile.
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by grebc 6mo ago
Tim’s definitely artificial.
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by grebc 6mo ago
The one thing that’s true in that article is the output of bad coders/programmers/developers/engineers is certainly increasing. Good luck to anyone cleaning up the mess.
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by grebc 6mo ago
I think the quality of comms is definitely getting worse, I work for myself now and I am very selective of clients now. So I don’t butt heads against it as much, but it still happens despite best efforts, especially when people move on or e
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by grebc 6mo ago
I’ve been at it 18 years for different organisations and my experience and strategy is the same as yours. No one bothers to read/understand anything until the very last minute, then they realise “oh shit this won’t work in this scenari
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by grebc 6mo ago
Starlink is pretty darn good.
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by grebc 6mo ago
Ever driven in Bali?
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by grebc 6mo ago
They’ll say no but really… you know.
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by grebc 6mo ago
I don’t like the tools personally, and find the reversion of any sort of interface to a chat interface a huge loss to UI - but for the love of all things holy why are using them if they don’t provide any benefit?
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by grebc 6mo ago
I find it very annoying.
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by grebc 6mo ago
Downtime happens in all different contexts of life that a web site/service being knocked offline is soo far down the priority list for most people. It’s amusing that the US government can shutdown for days/weeks/months over b
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by grebc 6mo ago
How do you get the experience if you always just reach for your LLM?

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