oulipo2

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by oulipo2 5mo ago
...which is VERY, VERY, FAR from "LLMs can automate coding" that people like to say, which is completely false
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by oulipo2 5mo ago
Well that's mostly my point: LLMs are mostly useful now as "code inpainting" / "boilerplate writing" when you have a defined spec I'm doing my work mostly the same as Antirez is doing, writing detailed spe
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by oulipo2 6mo ago
Hey! Thanks for your question :) If you have just a slight imbalance it's taken care of by the BMS, as it continuously monitor and rebalances cells. That said, if you had used the battery for a while, and you need to change just one ce
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by oulipo2 6mo ago
When you do any meaningful work, that is, not "generate a website with a fancy UI", you very much realize that AI can not, in fact, "do the work". They constantly make mistakes, and you have to spend about as much time w
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by oulipo2 6mo ago
AI is not a technology. It's a (shitty) political artefact of control, to bring people to pay more, own less, depend on a few capitalist owners for their livelihoods. We must fight it
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by oulipo2 6mo ago
Disclaimer: I'm one of the founder. We're designing a cool repairable (and fireproof!) connected ebike battery at https://infinite-battery.com If you're an e-bike geek, let's talk!
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by oulipo2 6mo ago
Well, when your policy is written by an AI, you can get shit like that
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by oulipo2 6mo ago
Agreed. Tech-bros think this is a flex. But at some point americans need to recognize when they have a unhealthy relationship with work, and with consumption. Because this is affecting the planet, our social ties, and everything else. And i
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by oulipo2 6mo ago
Tools can be frustrating. We can get emotional with tools we appreciate and we grew up with. But we should also learn to not focus solely on work efficiency. As you say yourself, this is unhealthy. You've labeled it, now work on fixing
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by oulipo2 6mo ago
Waiting for all the C-level execs saying that "anyway this is not needed, we're going to vibe-code a solution to our production database backups" lol
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by oulipo2 6mo ago
It has nothing to do with "equally professional to men in tech". It has to do with the fact that the power dynamics in tech are inherently anti-feminist, and they recognize that, and try to fight against it. You can read about it
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by oulipo2 6mo ago
It mostly is the (simple) recognition that capitalism is inherently anti-feminist (read about it if you want to learn more). So feminism, in order to truly exist, HAS to fight against capitalism
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by oulipo2 6mo ago
I don't think so, since he's making it clear that he, in fact, doesn't: "I truly don’t understand what the hope to gain from self-classifying this is “feminist”."
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by oulipo2 6mo ago
Serious research always start by looking like play. Read Feynmann if you want to know more
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by oulipo2 6mo ago
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by oulipo2 6mo ago
Well if you were a creative/researcher-type of person, the mere fact that you don't understand what she hopes to gain would push you to read about it. You'd discover the very real links between tech and gender inequalities (o
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by oulipo2 6mo ago
For a good reason
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by oulipo2 6mo ago
AI society is going to be: - you, chained on your sofa, watching ads "tailored-made by AI for you" - weaponized robots roaming the streets to ensure everyone is "at work" and not "at leisure activities" - &quot
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by oulipo2 6mo ago
AI and defunding public education are both faces of the same coin AI is what shitty-capitalism wants to do to get money for themselves and try to push the society to defund public education
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by oulipo2 6mo ago
Cursor is useless
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by oulipo2 6mo ago
Same in France
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by oulipo2 6mo ago
I mean the most obvious reason is fibers
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by oulipo2 6mo ago
Except that's probably not what happened for the comment we're replying to, and that's exactly the point...
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by oulipo2 6mo ago
I don't think so. I think he's clearly abusing language (saying "Claude Code migrated the stufff", rather than "I migrated the stuff after using Claude to help write boilerplate, then I went on double-checking it, t
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by oulipo2 6mo ago
It's absolutely not seismic. If you've used AI for a little bit, you'll realize it's good at writing boilerplate code. Any complex logic, and you better re-read and correct the code a few times until you trust it. Of cou
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by oulipo2 6mo ago
Sure, and then you realize it deleted the db to "simplify the migration" lol Obviously I agree that AI can be useful to write boilerplate, but it's in no way something you should use blindly when trying to do a migration or a
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by oulipo2 6mo ago
I mean it's all there in the text... it's for the introductory class "in an introductory class focused on game design fundamentals, students can’t afford a long learning curve."
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by oulipo2 6mo ago
Learning to code for Unity is the easy part, learning to build great architecture, optimize resources, create a creative game is the hard stuff
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by oulipo2 6mo ago
Well, "awful personal character" SHOULD count for much in response to the question "Who is your favorite entrepreneur", actually
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by oulipo2 6mo ago
No, because the goal of the university is to teach students to think. Not necessarily just to "acquire the skills to apply in industry". Constraints are great for that. So is teaching them assembly, even though most people no long

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