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by orphea 7mo ago
If you have ill intentions or maybe you're a corporation that wants to use someone else's work for free without contributing anything back, then yes, I can see how GPL licenses "tend to cause problems".
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by orphea 7mo ago
if this is true, it must be against GitHub's ToS, right?
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by orphea 8mo ago
> Or maybe people who like talking much more than they like code are now very excited about the possibility that talking has eaten software development. This has been my experience. In my team, the most excited people appear to b
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by orphea 8mo ago
Yes, it exists, but are you going to edit it by hand if you didn't write it in the first place, or you would rather throw another prompt to update it? People tend to do the latter, thinking about the code as some generated artifact, li
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by orphea 8mo ago
> The act of writing code by hand seems to be on a trajectory of irrelevance It does not. English (or any human language) is an awful language to write specifications in, because it is not as precise as code. Each time you &quo
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by orphea 8mo ago
People don't want to leak their personal information, duh. The country they are from is another bit of information that you can't take back from the internet once published. Why would you do that?
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by orphea 8mo ago
Almost like producing unicorns is not the single most important thing in the world.
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by orphea 8mo ago
Yep. I don't understand "Look at me! With AI I can do 10x work now". Like congrats, your prize is 10x work and new baseline expectations.
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by orphea 8mo ago
> They are adding capacity as quickly as they can [...], just like everyone else Are you sure? In the past they explicitly said they are not going to increase production. https://www.tomshardware.com/pc-components
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by orphea 8mo ago
I have plenty of reasons to think it's not going to happen. Not with the LLM-based generation of AI. So let's just agree to disagree :-)
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by orphea 8mo ago
My manager thinks if we give it a year or two, no one will write code by hand anymore, we will just generate everything from specifications in English.
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by orphea 8mo ago
> an AI that is truly operating as an independent agent in the economy without a human responsible for it Sounds like the "customer support" in any large company (think Google, for example), to be honest.
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by orphea 8mo ago
Seems the post's been deleted. https://web.archive.org/web/20260213222727/https://old.reddi...
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by orphea 8mo ago
> but a certain level of communication and collaboration is core to the idea of open source. Ugh, no. Open source is "I made something cool, here, you can have it too", anything beyond that is your own expectations.
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by orphea 8mo ago
This might be another instance of an AI solution looking for a problem to solve.
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by orphea 8mo ago
.NET is actually, unironically good . But yes, this is one of few exceptions, unfortunately.
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by orphea 8mo ago
> Look at the pretty pictures AI generates. That's where we are with code now. Oh, that is a great analogy. Yes, those pictures are pretty! Until you look closer. Any experienced artist or designer will tell you that they ar
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by orphea 8mo ago
Agree. I opened this iventions website, hated every second being there, closed it.
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by orphea 8mo ago
I'm not too empathic to Anthropic. They did it to themselves by hyping AI and attracting that kind of people. And it's not like they have been taking care of issues anyway.
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by orphea 8mo ago
I would just stay away from Mattermost. Don't host, don't use, don't contribute. Treat as source-available.
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by orphea 8mo ago
It really depends on who you work as and what your working conditions are. For example, if I had some non-management position at a company that insists on working from the office, I would make sure that I'm NOT available outside my des
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by orphea 9mo ago
Have you had a chance to compare with Gemini 3?
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by orphea 9mo ago
It was added later. Neat! https://github.com/io-eric/coi/commit/65818e4ae3f8cb5f7d2b83...
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by orphea 9mo ago
Did you compare with Svelte?
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by orphea 9mo ago
For the sake of fairness, a lot of people do care to type or copy-and-paste unicode.
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by orphea 9mo ago
Just another day of AI "solutions" desperately looking for problems.
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by orphea 9mo ago
Something is very wrong with the site's design. The header's font size is 9.8px, the body is 13px.
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by orphea 9mo ago
I feel like you're self-promoting a little bit too much.
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by orphea 9mo ago
> an interesting site design Agree - making the scrollbar only 8 pixels wide is an interesting choice...
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by orphea 9mo ago
> although then you get a yellow background Yes, and this is arguably worse. I ended up using Immersive Reader mode in Edge.

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