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by loloquwowndueo 1mo ago
I just tell Claude itself to summarize its walls of text. Works pretty well.
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by loloquwowndueo 1mo ago
Not unless it’s written by a total novice. But hey - as in my previous reply, if you’re happy with AI-written code and honestly can’t see the difference, that’s ok. Do whatever floats your boat.
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by loloquwowndueo 1mo ago
That’s the thing - many times it’s not obvious. But go check that chunk of code that, sure, works, and you’ll find subtleties that just don’t look right. But hey - you do you if that’s the kind of quality you’re happy with.
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by loloquwowndueo 1mo ago
Can other devs spew out crap at the same speed at AI? Cleaning up fifteen 10kloc pull requests per day? Yeah didn’t think so.
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by loloquwowndueo 1mo ago
Dunno man, the articles ai writes are empty cardboard crap, and the code it produces is hot garbage. “Cleaner upper of AI messes” might be a good future skill to have.
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by loloquwowndueo 1mo ago
If the goal is to run 42km why limit yourself? Use a car and win.
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by loloquwowndueo 1mo ago
Access management is already a problem - just maybe they haven’t run into it. What happens when the employee who has the twitter password leaves? (This is France so the only way is probably retirement). A bespoke system with an interface si
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by loloquwowndueo 1mo ago
That’s because dark mode itself is hard to read. Use normal mode like god intended your eyes will thank you.
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by loloquwowndueo 1mo ago
“I heard” = hearsay. Citation needed. (I mean, I heard the earth is flat - but it’s not)
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by loloquwowndueo 1mo ago
I would for the same price as it doesn’t involve killing a cow. That’s a plus for me!
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by loloquwowndueo 1mo ago
You both need to provide citations my dudes.
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by loloquwowndueo 1mo ago
There you go, was that so hard to include in the original document?
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by loloquwowndueo 1mo ago
> third-party email addresses, such as @yahoo.com or @outlook.com. Unfortunate choice of examples as it doesn’t make it clear whether it applies just to other free web email providers or also to e.g. my own custom domains.
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by loloquwowndueo 2mo ago
He doesn’t. Claude does.
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by loloquwowndueo 2mo ago
What’s your honest take on how load-bearing its use of em-dashes is now? Measured, not guessed.
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by loloquwowndueo 2mo ago
“Drive”. Use your feet, car centric person.
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by loloquwowndueo 2mo ago
Sweet summer child.
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by loloquwowndueo 2mo ago
lol windows doesn’t need AI to be the dumpster fire it’s always been
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by loloquwowndueo 2mo ago
I wonder who they’re going to blame and tariff for this.
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by loloquwowndueo 2mo ago
You can but the price is the same.
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by loloquwowndueo 2mo ago
I’d have sympathy for the pre-Microsoft GitHub. For the thing they are now, backed by a top-5 company with trillions of dollars? Cry me a river.
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by loloquwowndueo 2mo ago
You don’t have to wait! Quit and go do something else!
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by loloquwowndueo 2mo ago
You say it like a 35% approval rating is a good thing. It is not.
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by loloquwowndueo 2mo ago
Ahh correct, I forgot about that. And do I remember correctly that Handspring was founded by ex-Palm employees to produce PDAs with licensed PalmOS and a cellular modem/phone built in?
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by loloquwowndueo 2mo ago
Psions were PDAs, not really in the smartphone arena until their OS (EPOC?) became Symbian and started appearing on Nokia phones. Same for Palm - it wasn’t until the Treo series that they started trying to make inroads in the smartphone fie
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by loloquwowndueo 2mo ago
Generosity lol. They get a ton out of GitHub, not the least being all that sweet sweet code to train their AIs on.
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by loloquwowndueo 2mo ago
Laser printers were expensive AF for poor guys just out of college looking for a job. My BJ200 ca. 1993 had awesome print quality, comparable to a Laserjet II, if you used slightly glossy paper (so the ink wouldn’t bleed) and you waited a b
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by loloquwowndueo 2mo ago
Chewy! Yay
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by loloquwowndueo 2mo ago
Glad you went for this analogy. It’s like an AI producing a board with a beach umbrella nailed on it and four wheels, and saying “meh it’s good enough for transportation, human car designers are doomed”. It’s functional, right?
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by loloquwowndueo 2mo ago
> There is no such thing as "correct" style and architecture. You should know that if you have 31 years of experience. And you should know that this is not accurate. But at this point this has devolved into a dick measuring co

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