hirvi74

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by hirvi74 8d ago
I'm a born and raised the Southerner, so I don't really understand all this "Effective Altruism" and "Rationalist Movement" group stuff. Seriously, I am not trying to be obnoxious or make some poor attempt at a
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by hirvi74 8d ago
I'm, like, 99% sure I am dyslexic. So, I might be the worst example of spoken and written language usage possible. Is the saying commonly the other way around? I swap word orders, structures, etc. all the time (amongst many other mista
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by hirvi74 9d ago
"Hey Claude, where should I bomb Iran? Make no mistakes."
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by hirvi74 9d ago
Well, if the map image I saw initially after the bombing was correct, then the facility did not used to be a school. The building had different, military purposes as it was attached to a military base, and later was converted into a school.
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by hirvi74 9d ago
The new Siri AI is so incredibly disappointing. I only wanted one thing, and one thing only -- enhanced automation. I don't give a fuck if Siri AI can edit little pictures or some bullshit. I wanted something that could actually replac
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by hirvi74 9d ago
My understanding is that having certain genes makes conditions like Autism more probabilistic than deterministic.
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by hirvi74 10d ago
> To what extent are people still coding by hand these days? That's basically I all do. I might ask a few questions to LLMs here and there like Google/StackOverflow in the days of yore. Still, every line in all my codebases
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by hirvi74 10d ago
If AI ever truly becomes some super-intelligence far beyond people's comprehension, then how could we even predict how things turn out? If things go poorly in the future, then I can absolutely see it being something unpredictable. Ther
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by hirvi74 10d ago
Maybe true, maybe false. However, I sense Mircosoft is also jealous that their AI products are worse than useless. They'd be singing a different tune if they were in Anthropic's position.
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by hirvi74 10d ago
That's pretty much most T1 support already. I feel like all I do is talk to bots.
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by hirvi74 10d ago
I resonate with this sentiment. I want AI to be used at my job for 100% of the code so that I may go home and use my mental bandwidth to work on projects I actually find interesting.
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by hirvi74 11d ago
(GP here) > Isn't the fact that it's just sugar a huge benefit? My main gripe is that I cannot remember what is allowed and not allowed between multiple versions of the same language. On a daily basis I hop between apps versi
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by hirvi74 11d ago
Different strokes for different folks. I have never written an architecture diagram or api spec in my entire career. I predict I would not want to do either.
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by hirvi74 11d ago
GP here, hopefully you are correct. I have two projects running concurrently. One is my hand-written project. The other is one "demolition zone." In the latter, I can vibe-code and do whatever I want just to see what LLMs can hack
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by hirvi74 11d ago
If you could see the quality of code I write or my career, you would likely change your assumption.
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by hirvi74 11d ago
That's fine with me. I'd even appreciate that even more. I get one life on this miserable planet. I am going to do what I enjoy for as long as I can. Call me a blacksmith or a Luddite, I couldn't care less. One thing you can
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by hirvi74 11d ago
Because your employer is dick-deep in Microsoft psychosis. I've been a .NET dev for a decade now. It's perfectly serviceable, but I wouldn't say I truly love the language anymore, but I would take it over Java any day. Entity
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by hirvi74 11d ago
> Python and especially JS ecosystems it's so much better. That's a pretty low bar to beat.
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by hirvi74 11d ago
I kind of wish C# would slowdown releases in some areas. I have not been a huge fan of some of the changes in the past year. I love the performance changes and bits of functionality here and there, but the syntax-sugar is getting annoying.
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by hirvi74 11d ago
> people would know you were a skilled engineer. But now projects like that are worthless, because everyone just assumes they’re vibe-coded. I do not really care what other people think. Build something for the purity of building it fo
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by hirvi74 12d ago
> your life must be absolute kaleidoscopic madness of noncomprehension. Yeah, that is a pretty good way to summarize the state of life based the trajectory of current events. There is rarely a dull moment on this rock.
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by hirvi74 12d ago
I feel even worse now.
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by hirvi74 12d ago
Why would anyone expect a data-funnel to the CCP to be honest? I am baffled that people even use the app.
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by hirvi74 12d ago
At this point in time, all these bioweapons still require people in the loop in order to kill other people. That is a craft that we have been honing since the dawn of humanity — nothing new to be worried about. If we do ever achieve some ki
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by hirvi74 14d ago
Regarding programming, I would say my answer would be yes to all of your questions. I think all of those feelings and pleasures can exist simultaneously. Though, I believe you are touching on a point that is common in Buddhism. Attachment l
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by hirvi74 14d ago
I have pondered whether our career/hobby will eventually be like equestrian activities. Horses or walking were basically the only options for land traversal for thousands of years. Now, horseback riding is nothing more than a hobby or
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by hirvi74 15d ago
Sometimes I have to double-check the URL to make sure I am not on Reddit.
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by hirvi74 16d ago
I seriously do not think things could be any worse.
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by hirvi74 17d ago
Isn't it RBP the 64-bit register?
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by hirvi74 17d ago
These LLMs cannot do anything I truly need like my laundry, dishes, fetching my mail, grocery shopping, cooking, etc. We've got a long way to go before I am worried.

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