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by latchkey 8mo ago
I am sorry that your experience has been so poor. Mine is the complete opposite. I am sure there is a workable middle ground. I don’t believe that AI will suddenly make a bad engineer into a good engineer. You still need to put the time in
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by latchkey 8mo ago
History told me to avoid NFT hype.
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by latchkey 8mo ago
That’s why open models and distributed inference are so important. Can’t pull kimi25 from me.
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by latchkey 8mo ago
I spent a year in high school with this at the top of the chalk board of my history class: "Those who don't study history are destined to repeat it" The internet has been entwined in my life since 1991, when I got my first em
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by latchkey 8mo ago
I have a much more positive outlook on humanity and I don't share the same doomsday scenario. For me, I made the conscious decision to turn off the news after covid. Something obviously flipped in that period where the negativity just
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by latchkey 8mo ago
I do agree with you, there is too much grift, but that's to be expected. I'm one of the actors and I sided with AMD early on.
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by latchkey 8mo ago
AI won't replace your job. Someone who knows AI will replace your job.
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by latchkey 8mo ago
The way I look at it, from a quality perspective, this is the worst it will be. I certainly won't ever go back to coding without AI. If you extrapolate from there and the general need for tokens compounding with the demand, it is only
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by latchkey 8mo ago
Thanks for the clarification. That's the difference though, I don't need it to catch stuff I missed, I catch stuff it misses and I tell it to add it, which it dutifully does.
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by latchkey 8mo ago
> you cant rely on the thing that produced invalid output to validate it's own output I've been coding an app with the help of AI. At first it created some pretty awful unit tests and then over time, as more tests were created
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by latchkey 8mo ago
doubling down
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by latchkey 8mo ago
Back when I worked at the AG Group (famous for etherpeek) we'd play late at night we could hear each other screaming from our offices, and I'd walk out of my office terrified. The laser trips were the best. This game truly holds a
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by latchkey 8mo ago
I hope you don't actually believe that flamebait self-aggrandizing nonsense.
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by latchkey 8mo ago
I'm not attacking individuals.
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by latchkey 8mo ago
"don't cross-examine" https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
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by latchkey 8mo ago
Can you clarify which part?
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by latchkey 8mo ago
I happily pay my taxes in order to feel like a productive citizen in society. I'm very glad and lucky that I am in a position where I can pay my taxes. I drive on roads, I should absolutely contribute to the building and maintenance of
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by latchkey 8mo ago
"The worst thing about AI is that EVERYONE can build now." Come on. This site keeps promoting negative content. It wasn't like I couldn't build before, it just makes it easier and a hell of a lot more fun now. I just did
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by latchkey 8mo ago
oh and left arrow to open the comments is debatable, but i kind of like it. my reading pattern is to open a bunch of tabs... right/enter to open the story and then left to open the comments... then when i have time, i go through all th
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by latchkey 8mo ago
'j' to the end of the page to go to the next page is awesome. took a bunch of ai tweaking to get all that right. i actually did this whole multi-layered object model to wrap around the dom to enable pagination more easily. took ab
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by latchkey 8mo ago
I've been on this site since 2009. The level of discourse has dropped dramatically in recent times, yet I still love it here. The way I see it, those who can't see through my statement to the true meaning with some form of EQ, are
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by latchkey 8mo ago
Oh come on, I didn't say anything like that. sunsets at the beach every night are amazing, and don't cost anything. excise taxes are hidden taxes, so I wouldn't agree with "willingly"
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by latchkey 8mo ago
one other thing. the best thing you can do is just run it in a separate profile than the rest of your browsing. i don't do that myself, but it would be slightly more secure that way.
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by latchkey 8mo ago
i've done my best to keep it as minimal as possible. i wish i didn't even need squeeze, but there was some block that required it and it was easier to just do it as a few lines of code. i figured as long as it is all built by CI,
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by latchkey 8mo ago
Not true at all.
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by latchkey 8mo ago
you're not wrong which is why i try to be transparent about it all on the homepage. good suggestion, i'll blurb myself, but i'm not looking for fame so i left that off. i just want the extension to speak for itself. it is all
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by latchkey 8mo ago
I don't really think I'm a libertarian.
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by latchkey 8mo ago
> At one point on the internet PayPal was the most trusted way to send and receive money Not on my planet and I've run $100m+ through them over the years.
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by latchkey 8mo ago
Can you think of one? I was thinking infrastructure, but then I think about all the fraud and waste that goes along with it and it makes me sad.
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by latchkey 8mo ago
Exactly great response. The point of my post to be a thought exercise, but apparently struck downvote nerve. Heh. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

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