nprateem

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by nprateem 5mo ago
Syntorial is good for learning synth programming. Lots of video courses fail to actually teach you the fundamentals. I wasn't super impressed with sonic academy for this reason. It was basically "watch me do stuff". Groove3 w
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by nprateem 5mo ago
Yeah it's corporate subprime. Bundle a load of overpriced "assets" with made up valuations into something that's actually valuable, then shove it on the public markets so everyone has to buy it in their index trackers.
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by nprateem 5mo ago
Well the point is you tell it what to do isn't it? Unless your job is so replaceable and generic there's little actual direction needed? I still can barely have a convo with it where it doesn't just make up total unworkable b
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by nprateem 6mo ago
OMG, some of those are legit good. That said the AI seems minimally guidable. It seems to ignore three majority of instructions in https://suno.com/song/25b16ab7-bfea-451d-abb3-8b52cdd783d0?s... so I guess like most to
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by nprateem 6mo ago
Shit in the pool then sell nets
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by nprateem 6mo ago
But they are shit. Over the last 2 days I've got bored of the predictable cycle of it first getting excited about a new idea then back peddling once I shoot it to pieces. They can't write and think critically at the same time. The
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by nprateem 6mo ago
God knows why you think this is possible. If I don't even know what might be relevant to the conversation in several turns, there's no way an agent could either.
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by nprateem 6mo ago
It definitely overcompensates to the point of defensiveness. They have all done so for years. "Why did you do that?" (Me, just wanting to understand) "You're right I should have done the opposite" (starts implementi
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by nprateem 6mo ago
So you're happy with an untrustworthy lazy moron prone to stupid mistakes and guesswork? Surely you can see the first lab that solves this gains a massive advantage?
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by nprateem 6mo ago
I wonder if this one will be able to stop putting my fucking python imports inline LIKE I'VE TOLD IT A THOUSAND TIMES.
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by nprateem 6mo ago
You could pitch it as your "digital nagging housewife", or a "micromanager in a box". How about "your time wasting interrupt-otron" or just "flow-breaker"? Seriously why would you think AI could read
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by nprateem 6mo ago
I recommend the book The Proof is in the Plants for a seemingly unbiased review of the literature. Dude cites study after study pretty much all with the same conclusion: Eating animal products is bad for your health.
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by nprateem 6mo ago
People need purpose. They may want money, etc but you see it all the time. People get bored and want something to channel their energy into. So even universal income won't solve everything, not that it's ever likely.
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by nprateem 6mo ago
Exactly. They grew up fucked by social media, the financial crisis and covid, can clearly see housing is unaffordable and now they won't have jobs. No wonder they're all trying to get on benefits. Fuck Maggie Thatcher for selling
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by nprateem 6mo ago
You should be grateful to have got back working links.
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by nprateem 6mo ago
I think it's pretty clear that the problems with AI are: 1. Overhyped. Try writing a blog post that doesn't sound like it. Everyone is sick of reading it now. 2. Affecting the wrong people. It used to be the rich got richer and th
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by nprateem 6mo ago
Shattered dreams
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by nprateem 6mo ago
I haven't been able to code without reading a sample of code for years before AI. Maybe it's just what happens when you're polyglot but I remember thinking even stupid things like how to declare a class in whatever lang I had
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by nprateem 6mo ago
Don't bother upgrading to ultra. It's also now easy to burn all your credits where in Jan it was almost impossible
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by nprateem 6mo ago
I've seen ridiculously fast quota usage on antigravity too, where sometimes lots of work is possible, then it all goes literally within 4 questions. Probably a combination of it being vibe coded shit and something in the backend I expe
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by nprateem 6mo ago
It's not the vibe coding, it's the lack of tests
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by nprateem 6mo ago
MS todo app, or any number of others. Added benefit of not needing telegram
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by nprateem 6mo ago
Those classic 4 horned unicorns...
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by nprateem 6mo ago
Antigravity has become near unusable too for the last week with Opus. Continual capacity alerts meaning tasks stop running. Not worth the money now, will be canceling unless fixed soon.
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by nprateem 6mo ago
The correct answer is to answer the question you wanted them to ask, "I'm looking for $x" No lie, skirt the irrelevant info
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by nprateem 6mo ago
Not true. As long as you don't blindly accept their garbage and keep things behind sensible interfaces so you can reimplement if necessary, and have good tests you're fine
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by nprateem 6mo ago
It's not that difficult. You get it to work on one deep problem, then another does more trivial bug fixes/optimizations, etc. Maybe in another you're architecting the next complex feature, another fixes tests, etc etc
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by nprateem 6mo ago
c) It's turnkey instead of requiring months/years of custom dev and on-going maintenance.
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by nprateem 6mo ago
I literally ran out of tokens on the antigravity top plan after 4 new questions the other day (opus). Total scam. Not impressed.
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by nprateem 7mo ago
Chill bro. You've probably got undiagnosed autism. Worth getting checked out.

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