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by mexicocitinluez 4mo ago
YES! "No AI" policies that are purely based on technical grounds make no sense to me. Bad PR's are bad PR's regardless of their source. Are we really in a situation where good code that solves a problem won't be mer
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by mexicocitinluez 4mo ago
> The problem is that a lot of AI contributions are lazily produced without review. That sounds like a contributor problem. Not an AI problem. I still don't understand a "no AI" policy whose only purpose is to weed out bad
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by mexicocitinluez 4mo ago
Can you point to examples in the past of a sitting US president pardoning the people who broke into a government building and tried to overthrow an election? Or one who accepted bribes for pardons? Started an unregulated cash exchange we ca
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by mexicocitinluez 4mo ago
The other day I was doing something that required CC to update like 15-20 files in exactly the same way (hoist a specific function out of the component body) and instead of just updating the files, it spun up multiple agents, one of which w
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by mexicocitinluez 4mo ago
> If the models (and harnesses) keep getting better at the same pace for the foreseeable years, we are heading to a world where the profession is commoditized to the ground. There's this talk about Jevons Paradox but I disagree. The
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by mexicocitinluez 4mo ago
lol what?
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by mexicocitinluez 4mo ago
> it’s precisely because of personal responsibility that you are so successful. No it's not. It's absolutely not personal responsibility that gets people through addiction. And if you read the entire article, this should stand
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by mexicocitinluez 4mo ago
Not really. I'm a recovering addict, felon, and have depression (lucky me). And though there were times where I could work an entire weekend without stopping, it was always followed by 2-3 days of doing absolutely nothing because I was
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by mexicocitinluez 4mo ago
Recovered opiate addict and for me it was a mix of everything: Some advice I had gotten from NA meetings, finally doing something about the other mental health issues I was dealing with, and most importantly: medications that prevented me f
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by mexicocitinluez 4mo ago
Just having this discussion with someone about AI in healthcare and how issues are going to be handled. If a nurse does something incorrectly, they can lose their license. Ensuring that nurse will never be a nurse again. There is a very cle
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by mexicocitinluez 4mo ago
That's fair. I guess at that point I think adding a label to the repo as opposed to the commit would make more sense to me.
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by mexicocitinluez 4mo ago
Slightly related: I was in an interview once where it was the CEO, lead dev, and lead designer and inevitable "What are your weaknesses?" question came up. I answered honestly, which was that not only am I really bad at design,
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by mexicocitinluez 4mo ago
Are you intentionally misreading my comments? I asked a simple question: What technical concerns could possibly exist if the code is good? I made it very clear I wasn't talking about personal, political, or ethical arguments. > But
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by mexicocitinluez 4mo ago
Obviously people have those concerns. The comment above specifically said: > The value of the Claude attribution is that you can tell at a glance who used AI. Specifies none of that, which is why I was asking the question. > technica
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by mexicocitinluez 4mo ago
If it's decent code, but attributed to AI, how does that change things? What real-world impacts does that have? That's what I can't for the life of me figure out. Bad code is bad code regardless of who is writing it. Adding a
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by mexicocitinluez 5mo ago
> Now try this experiment with the JavaScript ecosystem. Take a React component from 2015. React.createClass, mixins, componentWillMount. It doesn't just look old, it throws TypeError: React.createClass is not a function the moment
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by mexicocitinluez 5mo ago
Does it not turn into a never-ending snowball? Do they eventually agree on something?
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by mexicocitinluez 5mo ago
It's hard enough to get the same model to be consistent around it's vision let alone multiple of them. I'm building an EMR and the other day asked Claude what a decent model would look like for capturing wound orders. Then, I
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by mexicocitinluez 5mo ago
I haven't dreaded going to work in years. I also realized burnout is less about how much time you're putting in and much more about how that time is spent. And when I had micromanaging bosses every hour felt like 4.
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by mexicocitinluez 5mo ago
Agreed. I'm comfortable and occasionally get envious of the salaries others are posting but it's fleeting.
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by mexicocitinluez 5mo ago
I took a decent sized pay cut about 6 years ago to join a small company and build out our own product knowing that I may not get a raise for awhile but got to work on something cool with people I liked and I haven't regreted it for a m
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by mexicocitinluez 5mo ago
Slightly quicker way to do this is opening Microsoft Teams.
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by mexicocitinluez 5mo ago
An electronic medical record system. It's got too many moving parts and they all have to unify. I've had a lot of success in using LLMs in smaller tasks that I peal off myself, but it's largely due to having an existing archi
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by mexicocitinluez 5mo ago
> inline CSS can't be cached Classes are now in-line styling? Why are you doubling down on a subject you're obviously not familiar with? And the separation of concerns argument is always strange to me because in React, my conce
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by mexicocitinluez 5mo ago
> his is as dangerous as people talking together on e.g. Facebook groups. I've seen people give flat out dangerous advice, and other people take it. Not even remotely close. A large portion of people in the field still don't un
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by mexicocitinluez 5mo ago
> This is not an app for the general public. Can you point me to where it explicitly says that this app is not to be consumed by the general public? Or explain how that could even be enforced? And my entire point was "baseline adult
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by mexicocitinluez 5mo ago
So, I'm in the medical field building an EMR and LLMs have obviously been a really important topic in the industry the last few years. We're still not even sure that giving LLM-assisted suggestions TO ACTUAL DOCTORS AND CLINICIANS
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by mexicocitinluez 5mo ago
> No diabetic with baseline adult competence is going to drive their insulin-delivery vehicle off a cliff because some app said so. You 1000% don't work with the general public in a tech way.
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by mexicocitinluez 5mo ago
Side note: A few weeks ago I started to see floaters in my eyes and the background for your site is making my brain go haywire. Also a tad bit distracting while trying to read the article. Really cool article btw.
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by mexicocitinluez 6mo ago
> You are interpreting a general statement as a categorical one. That is in fact what I did and if you meant otherwise, then yes I agree that currently there are plenty of cases in which those tools fall short and will never replace a hu

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