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by mpalmer 2y ago
thanks I hate it
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by mpalmer 2y ago
You don't think the fact that `ls` is decades old, omnipresent and open source might have contributed to the quality of the LLM output in this instance? Not to mention all the extant Rust rewrites of `ls` et al. How was the objdump ins
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by mpalmer 2y ago
This "project" is a toy application that exists for no other reason than vibe coding evangelism. > You can. I can't. > I can easily tell if it's correct and I can make the LLM fix incorrectness (in this simple case
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by mpalmer 2y ago
Republished from a Substack...
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by mpalmer 2y ago
Naturally I show up at 10:38
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by mpalmer 2y ago
Not to mention cooking show hosts often recommend or outright sell/endorse their tools.
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by mpalmer 2y ago
Reality television plus cooking show, exactly.
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by mpalmer 2y ago
True, and don't get me wrong, I think events are great and this will be a decent simplification, even with existing frameworks. If it's Turing-complete, non-opinionated and doesn't use templates, I can put away the Epipen.
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by mpalmer 2y ago
I don't know if it's the way my brain works, or just an aesthetic thing, but I am completely allergic to programming with strings. Totally get the reasoning behind this, especially the accessibility wins, but I'm not particul
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by mpalmer 2y ago
My sense is that JS and CSS have an easier time with building gracefully degraded experiences than HTML might. On top of that, changes to HTML either have to be isolated (no accompanying changes to JS in the browser), or they have to be coo
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by mpalmer 2y ago
You may not have made up the number, but you did invent a contextual framing where you could claim that number accurately. But the framing is not a useful or practical one. It's like saying that your car is faster because the driver ca
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by mpalmer 2y ago
u wot mate
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by mpalmer 2y ago
i watched 20 seconds of this and stopped it, then just ran a transcription of the video and read that instead. When you don't have the sun-dappled conference room and professional sheen, just their words, these YC founders come across
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by mpalmer 2y ago
The last thing I'm interested in is what a table of multimillionaires has to say about the latest crappy social media tech fad. They're saying it because they want it to be true; they want to make it true. They cannot resist the p
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by mpalmer 2y ago
Tell that to California
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by mpalmer 2y ago
Why indeed
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by mpalmer 2y ago
The claim in the title is not substantiated in the slightest. it's a hook to get you to read Lasswell's confused jumble of weak quips and outright misleading statements. --- I knew that this was the moment when I could later
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by mpalmer 2y ago
Your perception is that water is wasted elsewhere, therefore you feel less inclined to avoid wasting water yourself?
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by mpalmer 2y ago
You'll want to price out handling when the domain expert's code breaks, and the exponentially increasing inference costs as the code grows.
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by mpalmer 2y ago
Sorry to be blunt, but if you created this site by asking a model to do everything, what should we be impressed by? The definition given for "vibe coding" is obviously generated, and very much at odds with Karpathy's own desc
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by mpalmer 2y ago
OP is an adult who published his writing and posted it here himself for feedback. It's not all going to be positive. > I get the sense that you’re frustrated that something you’ve invested a lot of time and energy into learning is b
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by mpalmer 2y ago
It's a rebuke. I don't mind that you're not following the connections.
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by mpalmer 2y ago
You didn't say it's impossible for a tool to do it. You said it's impossible. Also, it's guessing at the names, guessing at type definitions, and it makes further guesses based on its previous ones, correct or no. If you
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by mpalmer 2y ago
The model is open source, the product is not at all.
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by mpalmer 2y ago
> That simply isn’t possible without an LLM. Do you have a lot of experience with minified code?
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by mpalmer 2y ago
Three years ago, you wrote > Systemically, I'm concerned that there is a lack of professional liability, rigorous industry best practices, and validation in the software industry which contributes to why we see Boeings flying themse
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by mpalmer 2y ago
Sure, if HST limited himself to writing about how impressive it is to do things without knowing how to do them. The real Thompson'd be more likely to say this guy has given his mind to a goddam machine and he's not even using his
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by mpalmer 2y ago
I've noticed this before. Even when they're writing, people like this "think in video". And they're not very capable writers to begin with.
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by mpalmer 2y ago
Non-violent != white collar
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by mpalmer 2y ago
Prison isn't just punishment, it's a deterrent to future criminals. If white collar criminals got to chill at home for few years, do you think we would have end up with more victims of fraud, or fewer?

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