jappgar

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by jappgar 5mo ago
What about when you work at Anthropic?
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by jappgar 5mo ago
Yes but now it gives slackers a way to imitate and inundate the builders.
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by jappgar 5mo ago
The problem is that everyone has a different opinion. If you let a single user drive the design then that single user might love it, but everyone else will hate it. Bespoke designs are often really terrible. Have you ever shopped for a hous
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by jappgar 5mo ago
If he's using AI to write that documentation (like everyone else) he'll soon find out why that doesn't work out in the end.
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by jappgar 5mo ago
Our reduced attention spans are just adaptation to a world filled with meaningless distractions. Imagine how crippled you would be if you felt compelled to follow every comment thread to its end. We're just monkeys looking for the good
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by jappgar 5mo ago
If your product needs a tour your product is badly designed. Imagine you walked into a convenience store and the owner was like "Hey you need to take the tour first!"
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by jappgar 5mo ago
It's a double-edged sword. Two million lines is a major feat. It's also represents a significant maintenance burden. The advantages to Haskell are theoretically obvious. The downsides are harder to intuit. The temptation is to mod
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by jappgar 5mo ago
In practice this just doesn't happen because you've composed a bunch of pure functions with various branches within them. You lose the ability to log "why" some effect is happening.
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by jappgar 5mo ago
Haskell is primarily a bunch of type gymnastics designed to give the impression of "purity" when no such thing exists in the world.
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by jappgar 6mo ago
Better yet don't write the post at all until you actually do something. "I'm going to become a vegetarian" vibes.
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by jappgar 6mo ago
These guys aren't 100000x leaders, they're investment vehicles. They're nfts in human form.
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by jappgar 6mo ago
it's insanity. the whole thing is driven by irrational stock market investers who NEED ai to be the thing that saves the world. they're betting everything on it.
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by jappgar 6mo ago
I haven't but I have figured out how to pay creators for media I enjoy. I spend less than 180 a month too.
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by jappgar 6mo ago
Seems like the only people using pirate bay in 2026 are "privacy obsessed" rich middle-aged guys. I think they do it mostly to feel young and edgy.
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by jappgar 6mo ago
You're spendin 180 a month on tokens and still refusing to buy media like Titanic?
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by jappgar 6mo ago
they're all in the betraying trust industry so they can't take it personally
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by jappgar 6mo ago
Case in point
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by jappgar 6mo ago
This is exactly the problem I see today. And it's not just a volume problem. Mediocre devs previously couldn't complete a project by themselves and were forced to solicit help and receive feedback along the way. When all managers
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by jappgar 6mo ago
Or generate electricity? Or grow enough food to survive? Medicines? "Self-sufficiency" arguments coming from tech nerds are so tiring.
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by jappgar 6mo ago
You're right. For years the real impediment to "AI" products at many companies was the sheer crappiness of ML frameworks which were built by and for grad students, not professional engineers. When LLMs appeared it was just so
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by jappgar 7mo ago
It would be useful to predict things like earthquakes and tornados. Gambling on what politicians and celebrities will do is not science it's degenerate court gossip.
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by jappgar 7mo ago
As you can see by downvotes and comments, they still don't get it. LLMs make developers more efficient. That much is obvious to anyone who isn't blinded by fear. But people will respond "but you still need developers!" T
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by jappgar 7mo ago
Great question. It's funny, when you're using a claude code terminal inside vscode to use a "TUI", you're actually using a web application.
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by jappgar 7mo ago
Because a website is easier to use and more accessible.....
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by jappgar 7mo ago
Why did they make a website?
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by jappgar 8mo ago
If you're not willing to give up your RSUs you shouldn't be surprised that the executives aren't either. The moral failing is all of ours to share.
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by jappgar 9mo ago
I doubt hobbyists would describe their hobby as purgatory. I doubt the laborer would describe their toil as "craft".
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by jappgar 9mo ago
Only if your flow is writing the actual code. If you flow state involves elaborating complimentary specifications in parallel, it's marvelous
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by jappgar 9mo ago
Yet no one seriously declares motor vehicles as useless.
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by jappgar 9mo ago
That old saw. Downvote all you want. Adversarial engineering does indeed rely on obscurity, they just don't tell you that.

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