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manmal
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manmal
4mo ago
Have you tried the 27B dense version? It’s way better for coding.
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manmal
4mo ago
Sure, and the body makes its own glucose. The only way to deplete that is prolonged fasting. If you‘re specifically aiming for low glutamine, going vegan won’t cut it though, depending on what foods you leave in. Soy is high in it. Eg a gla
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manmal
4mo ago
Isn’t glutamine also part of vegan diets? I don’t eat meat myself, but your assertion has me wondering about glutamine.
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manmal
4mo ago
May I ask, how much money you have spent so far on this effort?
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manmal
4mo ago
I think author meant he vibe coded some deterministic system. Maybe comparing the whole genome to a healthy one, and pointing out all diffs?
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manmal
4mo ago
Why do I need shortcuts though, I want that to be transparent.
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manmal
4mo ago
If they are using some mid model and are stingy with web search, I won’t use it more than a couple times.
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manmal
4mo ago
Are you not worried about where your data will end up? By now I‘m feeding things to Codex that I‘d rather not have in a leak.
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manmal
4mo ago
Usually when they push back, it’s for obvious reasons, things I already know and actively decided to ignore. They are trained on mediocre software, and it shows. I like using voice input a lot, I get way more info out of my brain and into t
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manmal
4mo ago
Sorry I have to ask. How senior are you? The notion that I‘d allow an agent to talk me out of something seems weird. 99% of cases, it’s the other way around. Architecture is just not where they shine.
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manmal
4mo ago
Usually there’s some environmental disturbance eventually, that makes it burst.
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manmal
4mo ago
That’s an interesting proposition, are you saying people do TDD just for the heck of it?
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manmal
4mo ago
> With TDD I would be taxed heavily and velocity slow to a crawl. And the code will be good.
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manmal
4mo ago
Isn’t what you are describing, a programming language? I‘m not sold on specs being everything you need to implement correctly.
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manmal
4mo ago
We are now writing specs for important components and algorithms, and spend quite a bit of time aligning on them before implementing the production version. Those specs are often informed by vibed prototypes, but usually it’s also two or mo
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manmal
4mo ago
If they earn that, surely they don’t have many customers or they would earn more?
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manmal
4mo ago
Dentists are usually booked well, how would that work? Is that vibe dentistry?
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manmal
4mo ago
I think pi-subagents (which can form arbitrarily long chains of subagents, with up to 8 in parallel) and Claude Code‘s new workflows feature, are quite convenient abstractions that can be setup quickly.
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manmal
4mo ago
Maybe we will have only agents, soon.
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manmal
4mo ago
Teachers can be bad without union, and unionized EV manufacturing was never a problem. If you are playing at German auto unions. The lack of European sourced batteries is the problem, unions have nothing to do with that.
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manmal
4mo ago
I did mention that some side job is required for a good life. 15h certainly enough. Once AGI is here that might be our future.
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manmal
4mo ago
And? Try doing that 200y ago. There was no system to exploit. The system exists because progress has made it possible.
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manmal
4mo ago
But how? The training data is the unadulterated content those models are based on? I genuinely don’t understand, no snark.
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manmal
5mo ago
In some European countries, you can actually go on welfare and never work again. It takes some tricks because the state doesn’t like it; and maybe you‘ll want to do some undeclared side jobs for 15h a week and you’ll be comfortable. I don’t
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manmal
5mo ago
Codex barely writes any comments, while Claude makes a slop article for every one line commit. I’d enjoy something in the middle.
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manmal
5mo ago
Blacksmiths is not the best analogy here.
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manmal
5mo ago
The Expanse also was (for me) the first to introduce the concept of a braking burn. Star Wars ships just stop without turning around - can’t unsee it. I think the way X-wing fighters “fly” also wouldn’t work at all, I don’t see any reaction
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manmal
5mo ago
Thank you for elaborating. Really interesting.
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manmal
5mo ago
Can you share how you use it to edit code? I‘ve seen a couple approaches, curious what you are doing: 1. Spec -> plan -> code (all agent driven, maybe with grill-me or ultraplan) 2. Handwritten spec -> agent driven plan -> agent
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manmal
5mo ago
That’s not vibing, but waterfall development.
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