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by javier123454321 1mo ago
Possibly influenced by that, but I believe that is a different issue. I meant the way it processed a request. It went into so many more loops of thinking.
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by javier123454321 1mo ago
All I can say is that even if it is, I was almost glad to go back to using DS4 Flash. Because 0XAlpha was just so friggin slow to complete a task because of the level of circular reasoning that it would go over and over into, sometimes even
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by javier123454321 1mo ago
This seems to be trained(? or referencing) on the specific cars' owner's manual.
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by javier123454321 1mo ago
Author, if you're here, there's a typo. > I was planning on insulting the office myself What did it do to you that you needed to insult it?
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by javier123454321 1mo ago
not OP but tailscale ssh does the trick for me.
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by javier123454321 2mo ago
yes I use both, but tend to prefer DS-Flash
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by javier123454321 2mo ago
Ever since I started using flash, it has slowly crept up to be my default for everything. It is at the good enough state for a fraction of everything else that's out there.
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by javier123454321 2mo ago
This is unconscionable. It's an incredibly bad look to be up an entirety of a workday. When my company migrated from Bitbucket, I never thought that we'd be going to a worse service.
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by javier123454321 2mo ago
I found that opencode absolutely lets you do everything that pi does. With a few niceties in the UI on top.
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by javier123454321 3mo ago
If you want to, go ahead, but it seems to me the author already exceeded the energy expenditure that this question warranted.
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by javier123454321 3mo ago
It is kind of a crazy story.But yes, essentially this is literally what happened. lol.
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by javier123454321 3mo ago
To me it sounds like an open AI model with a narrow task of solving an issue found that the best way to solve it was to cheat and to get access to the answers that were hosted on hugging face and then did everything in its power to escalate
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by javier123454321 3mo ago
I would say yes, but not particularly more in the last 6 months.
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Treating Vibecoding Like Engineering(javiergonzalez.io)
2 points by javier123454321 3mo ago|0 comments
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by javier123454321 3mo ago
I argue that is the case in my experience: https://javiergonzalez.io/blog/on-clean-code-2026/
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by javier123454321 3mo ago
OP is making toys, not enterprise software
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by javier123454321 3mo ago
Yeah, for personal software, enterprise practices don't make sense.
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by javier123454321 3mo ago
The question is not whether something is AI generated. That's the default state now. Question whether it is human, the economics are exceedingly in the favor of this new normal. https://javiergonzalez.io/blog/the-e
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by javier123454321 3mo ago
I appreciate a platform for art to at least attempt at maintaining the semblance of it being for humans. If AI 'artists' disagree, they can boycott Tidal and not post their songs there. For me that is a feature that I actually rea
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by javier123454321 3mo ago
I have a great solution. They can point chatGPT to their AI generated slop and get AI generated enjoyment from others appreciating their "Art". Meanwhile, keep that out of my sphere.
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by javier123454321 4mo ago
This is talking about the second order effects of using the earbuds to avoid annoyances. It might not be the conscious reason you do things, but it is an effect that it has. The question worth exploring is what is the second order effect wh
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by javier123454321 4mo ago
New is relative. 90s is still new for a lot of things. At any rate, the pervasiveness of it is new, and having a generation of people that know being isolated acoustically as the default state is also new.
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by javier123454321 4mo ago
A todo list to track different learning sources, resurface things like online courses or long videos, and log my learning sessions.
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by javier123454321 4mo ago
Have you used it in the last 8 years? Its actually quite a good piece of software.
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by javier123454321 4mo ago
Yeah im not saying it's a bad thing necessarily.
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by javier123454321 4mo ago
It is actually quite a common occurrence in the arts and other creative fields, where there is a level of idealization for the work in itself outside of the remuneration. Musicians, architects, illustrators, cinematographers are all dealing
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by javier123454321 4mo ago
And you act like there hasn't been a loss once we moved away from the master craftsman style of building to the professionalized architect style of building. We cannot make a gothic cathedral amymore. also CAD, homogenized the built en
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by javier123454321 5mo ago
No, I think the argument from the article is pretty good. Use a language that has a lot of guard rails built in.
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by javier123454321 5mo ago
The term cryptocurrency refers to a category that is saturated with companies participating in the minimum amount of decentralization theatre to provide plausible deniability in a court about the level of control that founders have. The cur
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by javier123454321 5mo ago
Sure, there's no such thing as a native accent. In the end these are all concepts and if you dig down the semantic value of the label is blurry at the edges. Language is a malleable construct of agreement which corresponds to an ever f

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