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by koiueo 6mo ago
The /s should have been obvious. I wouldn't try selling MacBooks to anyone. It's the worst popular device in terms of ergonomics, paired with OS that is incredibly hostile to developers and power users
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by koiueo 6mo ago
*patent argument Apologies for the edit in a separate comment. But the typo was so misleading, I decided to fix it.
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by koiueo 6mo ago
Containers are great. But on MBP I have rancher, and a beautiful mirror-like screen, and that enormous trackpad which can fit my momma's fat ass. No technical argument will fit with the mindset of an average dev preferring MacBook.
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by koiueo 6mo ago
+1 to that. I don't know how relevant is the parent argument these days, but pfu see released HHKB with trackpoint. Even despite dropping their signature topre switches, I consider this one of the best purchases. My wrists can't t
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by koiueo 6mo ago
I said it before, I'll say it again: I won't consider Framework until they ditch they're crippled cursor block or offer trackpoint. I'll buy one on the day of release if they offer both options (my most recent¹ Lenovo is
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by koiueo 6mo ago
Click like and subscribe! And remember to buy a collection of my prompts to red-team your code like a pro. Until the end of the month — 70% off, just $39.99!
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by koiueo 6mo ago
I'm surprised no one mentioned Shattered Pixel Dungeon yet! https://github.com/00-Evan/shattered-pixel-dungeon EDIT: forgot to refresh comments, already mentioned Doom RL (drl) is also amazing https://d
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by koiueo 7mo ago
Ewww, it's free and opensource!
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by koiueo 7mo ago
Maybe I'm lucky. My employer encourages the use of AI, but no one expects me to ship 10x faster, just because AI types faster – coding never was a bottleneck.
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by koiueo 7mo ago
Your initial question had your ungrounded assumption/opinion embedded in it. I did the same to you. Not the thing I usually do. Your reasoning has plenty of strawman arguments and opinions. Starting from SaaS is not software, to how AG
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by koiueo 7mo ago
1. Why do you ask? Do you intend forking and making money out of it? 2. Why are you lying about AGPL being nonfree? As far as I'm concerned, it is free as in free speech for me as a user. This was the initial goal of the GPL. The freed
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by koiueo 8mo ago
I'm not really sure how Epstein files are related to Elop making a malicious (some say, stupid, but I don't believe it) decision. But I'm gonna use this argument from now on, relevant or not. – they dropped production – at l
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by koiueo 8mo ago
Enjoying his golden parachute
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by koiueo 8mo ago
You can let Apple know by not buying their products
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by koiueo 8mo ago
So how is it going for him? Was he able to prove his point?
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by koiueo 8mo ago
> If agentic AI makes me a 10 times more productive I'm not sure what you are suggesting exactly, but wanted to highlight this humongous "if".
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by koiueo 8mo ago
Even on the original PR some (not the sharpest) people argued in favor of the agent.
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by koiueo 8mo ago
Then commit your prompt to a git repository. Gosh, LLMs been a thing only for a few years, but people became stupid already. > what Javascript/Python/Perl did to Java FFS... What did python do to java?
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by koiueo 8mo ago
I'm not saying it can btw. I'm arguing for the opposite. And for the record, I'm impressed at issues it can diagnose. Being able to query multiple data sources in parallel and detect anomalies, it sometimes can find the root
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by koiueo 8mo ago
We are not talking about deterministic instructions, we are talking about deterministic behavior. UB is actually a big deal, and is avoided for a reason. I couldn't in my life guess what CC would do in response to "implement login
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by koiueo 8mo ago
> LLM would be if you'd sometimes discover a city communication line destroyed in the process; or the dirt hauled on top of a hospitals, killing hundreds of orphaned kids with cancer; or kittens mixed into concrete instead of cement
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by koiueo 8mo ago
There's a big difference between deterministic abstraction over machine code, and probabilistic translation of ambiguous language into machine code. Compiler is your interface. If you treat LLM as your interface... Well, I wouldn'
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by koiueo 8mo ago
> We’ll miss the sleepless wrangling of some odd bug that eventually relents to the debugger at 2 AM. I'll miss it not because the activity becomes obsolete, but because it's much more interesting than sitting till 2am trying t
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by koiueo 9mo ago
Looks amazing! Some time ago I wanted to write a Nix configuration dsl for an application I use. My effort halted due to lack of type checking, and implementing one felt like too much effort which would never pay back. I'll give a try.
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by koiueo 9mo ago
> Because it's a black box [...]. No source code available? You know Shottr is only available for macOS, don't you? If source code is so important, why do you even bother using macOS? I wouldn't install Shottr on any of my
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by koiueo 9mo ago
Shutter is great in terms of features. I just recently discovered it. But its code... Thousands (like definitely over 10k) of lines of procedural perl. I had a feature in mind I wanted to contribute and I couldn't even scratch the surf
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by koiueo 9mo ago
Why would you use anything but Shottr on macOS? I'm not affiliated, but the software is simply on a whole different level. They deserve all the fame.
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by koiueo 9mo ago
> but the tenacity everyone is talking about is there I always double-check if it doesn't simply exclude the failing test. The last time I had this, I discovered it later in the process. When I pointed this out to the LLM, it respon
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by koiueo 9mo ago
The little experience I have with LLM confidently shows that LLMs are much better at navigating and modifying a well structured code base. And they struggle, sometimes to a point where they can't progress at all, if tasked to work on b
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by koiueo 9mo ago
> not everyone is affected equally I agree. However if we talk about Kyiv, I'd like to remind you that electricity is available 2-4 hours per day, in some regions there has been no water nor heating for the last week. Everyone I kn

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