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by nothinkjustai 5mo ago
I think it’s fundamentally wrong to base your plugin architecture on running user code in the same space as the application. The proper way is to evaluate plugin scripts in an interpreter running in the application, where you expose functio
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by nothinkjustai 5mo ago
I don’t really think OP is writing code themselves since they admit they still use agents for code gen. I’ve really scaled back the amount I use agents though because in the medium to long term I haven’t been getting good results with them.
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by nothinkjustai 5mo ago
Writing code by hand is an oxymoron. You don’t write code with AI, AI doesn’t write, it generates.
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by nothinkjustai 5mo ago
Yes.
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by nothinkjustai 5mo ago
Everything is the same if you zoom out far enough.
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by nothinkjustai 5mo ago
Humans drink water, and so do the datacenters! We’re just like AI!!!
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by nothinkjustai 5mo ago
Natural language doesn’t have the precision required for building systems. We already have languages for specifying systems precisely. It’s called “code”…
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by nothinkjustai 5mo ago
It’s possible for something to be both highly regulated and bad. Regulation is not a silver bullet.
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by nothinkjustai 5mo ago
“Individuals by consensus” feels oxymoronic to me. If that’s a description of the outcome, it’s possible today! Individuals can chose not to use a technology and if enough do so to form a consensus, they may be able to impose constraints on
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by nothinkjustai 5mo ago
Democracy was better when the only viewpoints we were exposed to were from corporate media outlets? Are you sure about that? Better for whom?
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by nothinkjustai 5mo ago
> The cyberlibertarians wanted you to believe that radical individualism plus deregulated capitalism plus inevitable technology would produce communitarian utopia. This is, on its face, insane. It is the economic equivalent of claiming t
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by nothinkjustai 5mo ago
Nothing anyone says about Apple here is based on “objective observation” so idk what your point is. Your entire comment is also just your feelings.
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by nothinkjustai 5mo ago
Seems just as valid as any of the other syntactical nitpicks of other languages, except it touches every line of code you write and it’s unavoidable.
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by nothinkjustai 5mo ago
Apple feels like the only big tech company that remotely cares about its users. Thank god they make the best computer and OS too. I’m sure this will not be a popular take on HN however.
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by nothinkjustai 5mo ago
There are arguments made specifically about the implausibility of such a room making the argument itself invalid. Or I guess I should say “we’re”, because that position is now much less tenable with LLMs.
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by nothinkjustai 5mo ago
Every significant argument has plenty of detractors, that doesn’t mean they’re right. Every argument I’ve heard to the contrary is unconvincing to me, and to the majority: https://survey2020.philpeople.org/survey/result
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by nothinkjustai 5mo ago
They probably just tell it to do more in the prompt lmao
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by nothinkjustai 5mo ago
Goodluck mate
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by nothinkjustai 6mo ago
Mmm, I feel it’s more common for them to just blindly agree with whatever you say. Assistant: “I propose A” User: “Actually B is better” Assistant: “you’re absolutely right” User: “actually let’s go with C” Assistant: “Good choice, reasons
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by nothinkjustai 6mo ago
It’s really not.
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by nothinkjustai 6mo ago
You are actually nuts
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by nothinkjustai 6mo ago
What does Siri have to do with anything? Honestly your posts read like satire. You’re treating LLMs like a religion and the release of Opus 4.6 as like some type of rapture. Idk man, if it’s some sort of bit or false flag thing well played,
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by nothinkjustai 6mo ago
I’d say the internet did, since it literally connected people across the globe in real time, which actually provided the technology that allows LLMs and other similar tech to exist in the first place. I think it’s pretty clear the internet
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by nothinkjustai 6mo ago
At that point what even is the point of doing anything at all? Like, it’s less than useless.
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by nothinkjustai 6mo ago
ok bot403
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by nothinkjustai 6mo ago
GPT did not have hundreds of millions of users when it was invented almost a decade ago…
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by nothinkjustai 6mo ago
No offense but this reads like AI psychosis
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by nothinkjustai 6mo ago
Makes sense on merit. There really isn’t room for Zig when Rust exists, is more ergonomic, and also safe.
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by nothinkjustai 6mo ago
You’ll get downvoted for this hearsay!
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by nothinkjustai 6mo ago
Yeah they should have used Rust ;)

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