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by ipsod 2mo ago
no worse than Reddit not defending it, just saying, it is the status quo
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by ipsod 2mo ago
and vapes
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by ipsod 2mo ago
Just this week I tried doing something similar with a nasty vibe-coded codebase I was trying to organize. I had Gemini Flash 3.6 classify each function/method in a similar way, giving a few plausible classifications for each (one agen
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by ipsod 2mo ago
I was a professional glass artist and auctioned all of my work. When you've done it for years, molten glass keeps the hands busy, but seems to leave the mind free - very easy to listen to a podcast or music while working. But... if I
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by ipsod 2mo ago
I have V1 Max, and I think they throttled me for using it too much. I was maybe abusing it, by sending out 8 or 16 review agents at a time. I haven't tried it in a few months, but it went from amazing to unusable really fast.
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by ipsod 2mo ago
"G1 curve"? Nice, cool to have new vocabulary for the spell book. Thanks.
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by ipsod 2mo ago
I've built some tools using AI. A custom GUI that has "copy context" and "copy image" buttons, to make prompting easy, and the camera position is persisted to disk on each change so that the agent can run a command
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by ipsod 2mo ago
Also best at OpenSCAD, seemingly for the same reason, at least in terms of "iterate on a design, comparing visual output to target".
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by ipsod 2mo ago
Django is the only thing I've used where I've vibe-coded an app, then looked at the code and not been appalled.
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by ipsod 2mo ago
Right. No good answer, AFAICT. Just a bad problem. Hard to find a solution that's not worse than the problem itself - same as other weapons, IMO.
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by ipsod 2mo ago
Models are not fungible, if you're building certain types of products on them.
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by ipsod 2mo ago
Gemini Flash 3.6 High was about 10x faster than Luna xhigh for the work that I tested it for, and it got similar results.
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by ipsod 2mo ago
The question was meant to illustrate the actual danger of always-user-aligned AI, not to vote for which one we get to keep. So many here get so worried about guns, but don't think twice about how dangerous AI can be.
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by ipsod 2mo ago
Software is a machine with thousands or millions of moving parts. It's always complicated, and complexity is the natural state of complicated things.
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by ipsod 2mo ago
Let's say you're facing an average psycho, who is intent on mass murder - the more the better. Would you rather them have: a) guns b) psycho-aligned next-gen AI
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by ipsod 2mo ago
Movie watchers and food eaters, too.
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by ipsod 2mo ago
I'm pretty sure that the last time I used Cursor was the last time I felt "in the loop." I miss programming. I wonder if there's any going back, or if it's worth it. I get so much more done, now.
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by ipsod 2mo ago
I'm using Serena-MCP with the IDEA plugin. It opens up more features than the standard IDEA MCP. Now, you can use a standard Codex (and maybe Claude) subscription inside of a sidebar, and get a lot of the features you mentioned. It&#
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by ipsod 2mo ago
I feel two ways about it. I've written some algorithms and architectures for motion control that were good, after many years of chewing on the problem through iterations. I don't think I'll replicate that effort or those re
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by ipsod 2mo ago
Current Gemini Flash models can take video input. They're not hyper-specialized coders, but they're better than the competition on many tasks. They seem to be better with spacial reasoning, as well - they are the best choice for
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by ipsod 2mo ago
It's user-hostile enough to make users hostile toward your site, for sure. It's not annoying, it's enraging.
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by ipsod 3mo ago
"switch" It's really popular among the youth.
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by ipsod 3mo ago
Depends on the day. Mostly playing with the applications I'm developing to try and find gaps or rough edges, or reading over code and developing further AI tooling when I find disgusting code (to try to detect/fix/prevent di
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by ipsod 3mo ago
Ah, well... I can't say that there's any real hope. I dove in in ~2023, and I'm about as deep in it as one can be. The better I get at it, and the better the agents get, the less time I spend even doing what I do - one promp
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by ipsod 3mo ago
Make a copy of your codebase. Go to town on it. Have fun. Doesn't have to be stressful. Plan to throw away whatever happens. Do it in a VM if your nerves demand it. No reason it can't be fun.
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by ipsod 3mo ago
How fast is it?
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by ipsod 3mo ago
Check out David Malawey's work: https://www.youtube.com/@davidmalawey He's teaching proper engineering with commodity parts and accessible technologies.
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by ipsod 1y ago
Django's admin is great. I think iommi is better for a lot of projects. With admin, you basically just write models, and the entire rest of your app is free. Not quite, but, not far off.
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by ipsod 2y ago
It lets you see the position of the motor's shaft. That's used in some motor control algorithms, even if the motor's position isn't exactly the joint's position.
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by ipsod 2y ago
Tabnine has an IDEA plugin. It's not quite as good as Cursor, in my opinion, but it's better to have Tabnine and IDEA than Cursor and VSCode. It started out as just predictive text, but now it has a chatbot window that you can ac

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