lomase

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by lomase 11mo ago
Imagine you are a top of the line engenier... Engineering data flow... sure, we all like to use big words.
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by lomase 11mo ago
Why would you call it Raycast? Does cast rays in any way?
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by lomase 11mo ago
If I had something that could replace developers I will not sell it. I will get all the goverment IT contracts and make billions in a few months. Nobody does it because LLMS are a fucking scam, like crypto, and I am tired of pretending is n
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by lomase 11mo ago
Can you show any product created by a those imaginary teams using LLMS?
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by lomase 11mo ago
Can you show something built with those tools. The only reply I have got to this question was: it created a sap script.
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by lomase 11mo ago
I just started a project, they fired the previous team, I am possitive they used AI. The app is full of bugs and the client will never hire the old company again. Whoever says is time to move to LLMS is clueless.
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by lomase 11mo ago
Lowballing contracts is nothing new. It has never ever worked out. You can trow all AI you want, but at the end of the day you get what you pay for.
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by lomase 11mo ago
This was true since ChatGPT-1, and I mean the lies.
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by lomase 11mo ago
I am an old SWE and claude 4.5 has not changed a thing on how we work. The teams that have embraced AI in their worlflow have not increased their output compared with they ones that don't use it.
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by lomase 11mo ago
Back in the day videogames were wrote in assembly. Why you expect weaker hardware to uses more libraries and programming larguages than today? Makes no sense. On weaker hardware we had back in those days you had to work as close to the meta
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by lomase 11mo ago
15 years ago the xbox 360 store was already full of games made in c#. If 15 years ago you said games can't run on managed laguages you knew nothing about videogame development.
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by lomase 11mo ago
It was not written in LISP, but a LISP dialect, called GOOL. Wich means: GAME ORIENTED OBJECT LANGUAJE.... The example you gave about how functional laguages can make comercial videogames... has objects at the core of its design.
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by lomase 11mo ago
How many games in Erlang have been released?
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by lomase 11mo ago
Unreal, Unity, Godot, Source, virtually every game engine is object oriented.
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by lomase 11mo ago
Lets count the number of comercial sucesful released games that don't use mutability or object orientation.... I can't find any.
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by lomase 1y ago
I like this 3Blue1Brown video about what he calls the almost-fuerier transform: www.youtube.com/watch?v=spUNpyF58BY
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by lomase 1y ago
Scientific health has also been saying it for decades.
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by lomase 1y ago
After careful consideration I think the point of aeve890 is that the advertisment industry sucks big time.
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by lomase 1y ago
Feels like an article wrote from somebody who knows a lot about the FFT for people who already knows a lot about the FFT.
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by lomase 1y ago
Imagine where we would be if academia or open source had this train of tougth. No algorithms, no Linux, no open protocols, maybe not even internet.
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by lomase 1y ago
In 1998 to transfer a megabyte over telephone lines was expensive and 5 years later is was almost free. I have not seen the prices of GPUs, CPU or RAM going down, on the contrary, each day it gets more expensive.
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by lomase 1y ago
Is AI at the same level of global instant comunication and gigabites of bandwidth?
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by lomase 1y ago
Nobody has ever said private is less wastefull than public?
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by lomase 1y ago
Does Apple sell those? No
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by lomase 1y ago
AI has already had its time of overblown expectations and has cooled off to realistic expectations. I am talking about the 70s.
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by lomase 1y ago
Just read it and you will find out. Is a really short book.
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by lomase 1y ago
The Road is one of the most powerful books I have ever read. I could not stop reading it, but at the same time I hated how it made me feel. I stoped reading novels for years after finishing it.
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by lomase 1y ago
They fixed it already.
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by lomase 1y ago
Some months ago in Spain the price of solar energy became negative and minutes later there was a blackout. Some people like gred say is because too much solar energy is a problem. In my, uneducated, opinion it was a market failure.
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by lomase 1y ago
I will add it is one of the most watched shows on prime time.

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