lionkor

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by lionkor 3mo ago
Well I am fully of the opinion that LLMs can help in software programming, it's not something that I feel provides any value unless it has a human in the loop. The overhead of having to figure out if the agent did a good job, if the ag
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by lionkor 3mo ago
Fair point
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by lionkor 3mo ago
It's part of the rationale for why one would choose Pi over Claude, even if Pi lacks the feature. I admit my tone is entirely inappropriate though.
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by lionkor 3mo ago
I am aware this is likely sarcasm, but in case it isn't, what do you gain from doing side projects this way?
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by lionkor 3mo ago
None of these are things I want or need in the product I maintain with a team, there's really no point to any of this unless you run a vibe coded SaaS (?)
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by lionkor 3mo ago
This is very much just laundering not giving a shit through an LLM so you can blame it after the fact.
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by lionkor 3mo ago
This is a sure way to get girls! Girls love being entirely commoditized and objectified, famously that's a great way to date! /s
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by lionkor 3mo ago
They way I read it, this is a workaround for pi, not for Claude. Edit: removed off topic political spam
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by lionkor 3mo ago
Thank you very much, these are some very interesting ideas! I appreciate that you took the time to write them down.
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by lionkor 3mo ago
Not like funny like a joke is funny, but funny like having sun and rain at the same time is funny :)
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by lionkor 3mo ago
The solution is a skill that explains to the LLM, with a fresh context, to NOT read source files, and to only use XYZ tooling to extract documentation and function signatures, etc. without implementation details. Then it can write tests bas
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by lionkor 3mo ago
Some combinations could be funny, like a pregnancy test and something really mundane but odd like a whole pineapple and a large bag of lettuce
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by lionkor 3mo ago
What kind of notes do you take? It's always been kind of difficult, as someone who takes maybe a page of notes a week, to imagine what people fill entire books of notes full, outside of university etc.? I had a friend who would write n
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by lionkor 3mo ago
> Any CTO worth a damn knows they aren’t worth a damn beautiful.
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by lionkor 3mo ago
Go is not like C in any way. It doesn't feel like C, it feels like C# with mediocre syntax changes and extremely explicit error handling -- like someone took the bad parts of C and added them to a high level language. I don't get
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by lionkor 3mo ago
If I find a bug in very important MS products, I usually do report them using their shitty feedback app. Not once has any of that yielded anything. Maybe a way to find tons of high impact bugs would be to let MS developers access those bug
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by lionkor 3mo ago
The only thing worse than an ad is an AI ad
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by lionkor 3mo ago
When you say "working on" what is your actual contribution? Like, what should I imagine you do? For most people who tell AIs what to do and are proud of it, it's sadly mostly sitting around and staring at "thinking"
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by lionkor 3mo ago
I use sandbox-here for this reason, it's a wrapper around bubblewrap, which works quite well. Copy the code and adjust it to your liking: https://github.com/lionkor/sbh I have a shell alias for it, and use it like
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by lionkor 3mo ago
Consentomatic does most common cookie dialogs, according to your settings. https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/consent-o-mat... It also exists for other browsers. I am not affiliated,but I have it
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by lionkor 3mo ago
Yes
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by lionkor 3mo ago
You mean "used void* and wrote lots and lots of linter suppression comments" because it's fundamentally amateurish to write C++ without at least clang-tidy, cppcheck, and a couple others.
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by lionkor 3mo ago
Getting an art degree in Germany costs you around 600 euro a year, same as a comp sci degree, a medical degree, etc. Not sure why you need that subsidized. That's why it's difficult to find subsidies, it simply doesn't make a
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by lionkor 3mo ago
How is that unfair? They still have to work, you know? Free education doesn't mean that you get free money to play with, it means your college or uni is paid for. You still have to work to live, and that's not something anyone can
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by lionkor 3mo ago
> Why not gather up with other like-minded individuals and fund scholarships and grants if you feel strongly about this? Because I live in a country where University is nearly free (like 200-300 bucks per semester). If the third stronges
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by lionkor 3mo ago
This is such a shitty American take (or any of the countries that somehow decide the USA is a good model to follow), it's kind of baffling that this is a popular opinion and explains a lot of the social issues (or near lack of social s
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by lionkor 3mo ago
"the real deal"? this whole framing is black and white. It can be useful and also be a complete and utter fucking scam the way it's "produced" and sold.
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by lionkor 3mo ago
No it does not count as hand built. In the same way that a human pressing buttons, such that an automated production line makes a watch, and then at the end a human goes and looks at it and says "yup that's a watch" isn'
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by lionkor 3mo ago
Until you have bad weather, yeah. If you have literally any sources at all that modern(!!!) nuclear reactors are unsafe (so, those that would be built today), or less safe, than any other kind of power production, Id love to see it.
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by lionkor 3mo ago
Exactly, yes. I know it's possible, of course it's possible, its just not trivial like it is in C++. Most developers I have met don't know how to use a profiler, so not sure any of this discussion matters at all anyway, but I

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