jatora

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by jatora 4mo ago
You're fooling yourself if you think newspapers and news media in general haven't always been about attention-baiting.
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by jatora 4mo ago
The reduction i introduced... was satire. Whoosh . It helps to read the thread before knee jerk responding
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by jatora 4mo ago
Because one obviously came before the other, one is more natural and biological.
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by jatora 4mo ago
If you want to be reductive then everything is already the same. Music is 99% the same chords, art is 99% the same colors, etc... Or you can argue from good faith and actually learn or teach.
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by jatora 4mo ago
>I love music, but it is the feeling, experience, and emotion of the creator that comes through that I enjoy. This belief is not true and I will fight to the bedrock of psychology and nature against this until the ridiculous sentiment is
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by jatora 5mo ago
Go live in the woods and live off the land.
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by jatora 5mo ago
ya overall i am net jealous as fuck of your schedule still lol
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by jatora 5mo ago
imo if your developers arent at least 2x as productive, then something is being done wrong on the employees part and/or the organization's. cli tools are ridiculously powerful provided you were an actual developer before using AI
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by jatora 5mo ago
it seems like the lack of consistency would b a net negative in life quality and very annoying to schedule around
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by jatora 5mo ago
America is the leader of the knowledge workforce world and that aint gonna change. We aren't getting displaced anytime soon. One look at the pay differential makes it clear where incentives lie
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by jatora 5mo ago
Ah I see, yep agree with that 100%
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by jatora 5mo ago
Why dont you want it vibe coded? Does that make it worse?
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by jatora 5mo ago
It's weird that you think humans weren't slopifying code until LLM's came along. At least now they are implementing tests and CI and far more documentation, updating API versions, etc. OOMs above the amount they did before. I
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by jatora 5mo ago
i admit. agentic coders do not look at the code except by accident. not much point unless you're working on enterprise applications
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by jatora 5mo ago
No Grok is not 'up there'. Not by any stretch of the imagination is it anywhere close to anthropic or openai in any single domain whatsoever. Not even close to deepseek. It really isnt a good model. Their research team's tale
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by jatora 5mo ago
skeptical of someone who talks about anthropic enough that they think 'anth' is a reasonable abbreviation lol. maybe youre not wrong but youre definitely biased and not coming to conclusions in a rational way
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by jatora 5mo ago
moral agency and the ability to learn are implicit in the description you quoted. this isn't some special superpower, all animals have the ability to learn, and many have moral agency. these aren't human specific traits
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by jatora 5mo ago
exactly my point lol
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by jatora 5mo ago
> basically hard-enforcing a LOC limit per file too, which helps a lot as well this. create pre-commit hooks that enforce project conventions, code quality checks, and regression testing. it saves you so much headache
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by jatora 5mo ago
it's an analogy, it didnt fall on its face at all. it's just a comparison to highlight the point being made was nonsensical. example: you're just a next action generator controlled by trillions of cells and subconscious dna-b
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by jatora 5mo ago
No they really don't because Grok is not a competitor. The big 3 are the big 3 because they have historically traded the top place for model intelligence. Grok has never crested that high. People like to think Grok isnt as popular beca
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by jatora 5mo ago
It isn't smug to point out that most applications are made/maintained by developers who leverage agentic CLI tools. Just reality, like it or not
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by jatora 5mo ago
Sure! At first I wanted a sublime that played nice on windows with virtual desktops (it has some annoyances when dragging tabs, they dont respect separate destkops). I use sublime as my 'ephemeral' text editor, and Obsidian for my
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by jatora 5mo ago
I too have vibe-coded my own personal obsidian/sublime replacement in rust, and also ran into WYSIWYG table editing and rendering issues with opus 4.7. Took a couple iterations but now formulas/rendering are perfect. GPT5.5 actual
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by jatora 5mo ago
Haha. Half of the apps you use are being coded by AI now. Get over it and calm down. You should keep emotions out of your technological opinions.
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by jatora 5mo ago
Youre already using it in countless applications, and enjoying the fruits of it. You and everyone else wants it and will have it and will be better off for it, despite your performative chafing.
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by jatora 5mo ago
Neither of these (yours and other commenter) points drive anything home. Both involve an experienced dev dealing with systems they understand, avoiding "issues" due to being experienced. I say again, show me the actual accidental
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by jatora 5mo ago
anthropic and openai both profit on inference. this is not a point you are making
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by jatora 5mo ago
I am still waiting for the story where it doesnt involve an experienced dev who is perfectly aware of the risks, pushes the boundary, and makes a mistake....and then catches it before it gets out of hand. You're literally proving my ex
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by jatora 5mo ago
thankyou

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