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by jiaosdjf 5d ago
The general workflow I have seen for non-technical people building software is something like: - Do multiple tasks in the same context window / session, conflate different changes into the same prompt - Repo mixed with old markdown fil
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by jiaosdjf 6d ago
Jev has been cancelled already, since it turned out to be a closed paid rip off of an open weight model published with a paper last year. I forget the name of the original but it has been discussed here. Start ups ripping off open weight mo
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by jiaosdjf 7d ago
We really do need better benchmarks and for models too - Most people use a harness because of its subscription (most companies pay Anthropic) - All model benchmarks are biased and gamed, harness benchmarks are too few to matter - Everyone i
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by jiaosdjf 11d ago
We will get back at these CEOs by stealing their IP. China is already doing so and releasing weights, China of all people is playing modern Robbin Hood, albeit because they don't have the compute or trust. It is non-negotiable that hum
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by jiaosdjf 18d ago
Probably because thats how most companies do it because most corporate workers are lazy box-tickers who are long fed up with the processes. It really feels like we're forcing human processes onto AI. What actually is the point of TDD?
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by jiaosdjf 18d ago
4chan doesn't use any manipulative algorithms and all its feeds are time based, just saying. Oddly, 4chan is also the only place where 2 extremely opposed sides can and regularly do interact and debate - even if a large proportion of t
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by jiaosdjf 18d ago
Americans have the highest per capita healthcare spend for the lowest health metrics.
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by jiaosdjf 19d ago
And yet somehow what she did still isn't as bad as what every private equity form on Wall Street gets away with daily. There's no excuse for defrauding investors, but at least the "aim" was to produce a product that, if
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by jiaosdjf 19d ago
All founders and CEOs are like this, to the point that when I meet a person in leadership who clearly isn't a sociopath my default reaction is to assume that they're not successful. The only reason I'm somewhat confident that
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by jiaosdjf 19d ago
I watched the entire trailer fully believing that Nathan Fielder had managed to find the most unhinged uncanny look-alike actress to play Elizabeth Holmes. This trailer was so good that I would have been fully prepared to watch a 2 hour dra
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by jiaosdjf 19d ago
Why not both? Mossad would love to know who to de-bank for criticising Israel, United Health Care would love to know who to deny coverage to based on remarks about their back pain.
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by jiaosdjf 19d ago
The value of this data to the NSA, Mossad etc is probably the only thing keeping it secure. Never in human history has a government had the means to simultaneously spy on millions of people, to use everyday private conversations to categori
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by jiaosdjf 19d ago
WTF is a "skill"? I really think people are getting ahead of themselves here. You wrote some bullet points so your agent harness doesn't keep making builds in the wrong environment? You have a very specific debugging setup? Y
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by jiaosdjf 19d ago
I had a similar problem and used 11ty to build static html from templates and markdown files. Works great and keeps you close to the metal
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by jiaosdjf 20d ago
This is why I still browse 4chan and of course HN - because the feed is entirely time based with zero recommendations and no infinite content. I've also added userscripts to remove shorts and recs from YouTube as well as uninstalling a
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by jiaosdjf 20d ago
> who decides who gets to live in the big house I don't see this _fundamentally_ changing when robots do all the work, it will simply be a case that the individual labour value that most of us relied on will become less valuable and
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by jiaosdjf 20d ago
It's not that it has disappeared it's that vendor-specific cloud has become too normal. And for the record obviously I'm not advocating for going back to the dark ages, ftp / php / shared hosting also had massive is
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by jiaosdjf 20d ago
I've worked for a corp that spent good money to mirror their entire Salesforce setup internally on the basis that Salesforce was expensive, slow, and had all their customer data and could bring the entire business to its knees. I'
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by jiaosdjf 20d ago
Yeah agreed, there are pros and cons but ultimately we are exchanging control for convenience. The idea of a hosting provider that manages all the boilerplate, security updates etc is not a bad thing. The idea of being able to spin up anoth
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by jiaosdjf 20d ago
I'm in my 40s, full disclosure I've never worked in devops 'officially' but have hosted many personal and commercial projects, worked as a developer and later product manager. I have run my own small businesses as well a
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by jiaosdjf 20d ago
The cloud space is absurd, we've sat by for 2 decades while the likes of AWS define every aspect of deployment, auth, even containerisation. Containerisation was supposed to mean host anywhere, literally redeploy a complex set of servi
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by jiaosdjf 1mo ago
Robots will be the real status-quo changer. Information/office jobs have never really felt real to society, we are all living in a bubble of corporate daycare. Half the jobs being replaced are jobs that didn't exist a decade or tw
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by jiaosdjf 1mo ago
Of all the sci-fi things Star Trek predicted, the one that hits hardest is whenever Kirk/Pickard have to have some logical debate with a computer to convince it not to destroy them. This is the real future, theres no way public service
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by jiaosdjf 1mo ago
Manufacturers should be sued to absolute oblivion for doing what any developer would tell you is a security hole.
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by jiaosdjf 1mo ago
"How has the automotive industry adapted to decades of computing best practices?" - Head units connected to CAN bus with bluetooth vulnerabilities allowing attacker to remotely activate locks and windows and sometimes even driving
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by jiaosdjf 1mo ago
The risk is that we rise up and violently lynch the elites when they try to implement autonomous AI mass surveillance backed by an army of robots to quell the growing unrest of unemployed "useless eaters". It's a big risk and
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by jiaosdjf 1mo ago
Are we really going to keep talking about code in the post-coding era like nothing ever happened? All that matters now is that your LLM can write reliable code and really that choice has already been made by the corpus of examples.
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by jiaosdjf 1mo ago
BOYCOTT. It's that simple, these corps have once again broken the social contract, you must not reward them. OpenAI and Anthropic especially, both owned by schizo sociopathic elites. Just use Chinese open models on 3rd party providers
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by jiaosdjf 1mo ago
It's almost as if proving you are technically competent is the new problem. You can prove that you are a mechanic and driver, since the car obviously works and gets from A to B. Now anyone can call themselves an expert because AI makes
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by jiaosdjf 1mo ago
Sorry this website is too polite. DO NOT FUCKING PASTE AI RESPONSES TO ME, EVER, PERIOD. When someone tells me they "talked to Claude" they sound retarded. Just tell me you looked into it, and I fucking swear to god if you just to

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