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by petetnt 9mo ago
Luckily the AI artists can set up their own conventions. Considering how unevitable AI art is, I think the cons will be absolutely swarming with visitors!
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by petetnt 10mo ago
It’s impressive how every iteration tries to get further from pretending actual AGI would be anywhere close when we are basically writing library functions with the worst DSL known to man, markdown-with-english.
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by petetnt 10mo ago
Funny how the article states that "LLMs can be excellent editors" and then the post repeats all the mistakes that no editor would make: 1. Because reading posts like this 2. Is actually frustrating as hell 3. When everything gets
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by petetnt 11mo ago
And to support the claim in the heading you are also invested in AI through your ChatBotKit project, so…
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by petetnt 11mo ago
Don't "no coders" find the concepts described in this article imdimitating? The article states that whatever the article is trying to describe "Takes about ~20-30 mins. The cognitive load is high....". while their l
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by petetnt 1y ago
I love how the proposed solution is to essentially gaslighting the model to think that it's an expert programmer and then specify and re-specify the prompt until the solution is essentially inefficient pseudocode. Now we are in a world
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by petetnt 1y ago
Thanks for the great write-up!
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by petetnt 1y ago
Love to see it. Especially locking out security features like SSO behind enterprise-talk-to-sales paywalls is basically extortion and hopefully a practise that will go away someday… but as long as the fuck-you-pay-me mentality exists, I don
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by petetnt 1y ago
The real key takeaway here is that Microsoft could fix this of they wanted: they have near infinite resources, the best people and more heavily invested in open source than anyone else in the business, but still refuse to even comment on th
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by petetnt 1y ago
Dropbox Paper was the best Notepad-like app in the market, only to Dropbox to completely stop developing it almost immediately and then eventually making it worse by making it Dropbox-backed and now killing the app. It's a shame really
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by petetnt 1y ago
GPT-5 is just OpenAI getting started. Just wait and see what GPT-6 is capable of and imagine that GTP-6 is just OpenAI getting started: if GPT-6 was a high school student, GPT-7 is an expert with masters degree; but GPT-7 is OpenAI getting
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by petetnt 1y ago
Personally looking at the documentation I would say that "no good documentation" is highly misleading, because the documentation that it provides is incredibly detailed from quick starts to detailed explanations, offers a lot of e
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by petetnt 1y ago
There’s always a distinct lack of the names in the posts like this. What was the library that was being changed to what? You say it had ”no good documentation”, but it clearly has some sort of documentation considering the LLM did such a go
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by petetnt 1y ago
The only job in the world where 90% success rate is acceptable is telemarketing and thah has been run by bots since the 90s.
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by petetnt 1y ago
The MRR archive is probably the single most important collection in the field of punk music and I am glad that it has found a (hopefully) permanently safe home. Would be amazing if Center for Popular Music would digitize the materials - wit
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by petetnt 1y ago
Designers and frontend developers don’t struggle with those. That’s why they are designers and frontend developers. Before those 3 months you mentioned, how much did you spend time coding on average (at work, or as a hobby) percentagewise?
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by petetnt 1y ago
If anyone wants another glimpse behind the red curtain, I highly recommend the documentary David Lynch: The Art Life from 2016. It focuses on David Lynches upbringing and formative years as an artist up until the release of Eraserhead that
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by petetnt 1y ago
People have grown to expect at least adequate performance from products that cost up to 39 dollars a month (* additional costs) per user. In the past you would have called this a tech demo at best.
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by petetnt 1y ago
GitHub has spent billions of dollars building an AI that struggles with things like whitespace related linting errors on one of the most mature repositories available. This would be probably okay for a hobbyist experiment, but they are sell
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by petetnt 1y ago
Documentation is not just translating code to text - I don't doubt that LLMs are wonderful at that: that's what they understand. They don't understand users though, and that's what separates a great documentation writer
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by petetnt 1y ago
What about developers who do enjoy writing for example high quality documentation? Do you expect that the status quo will be that most of the documentation will be AI slop and AI itself will just bruteforce itself through the issues? How c
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by petetnt 1y ago
Page speed metric shows 5.2s for the first contentful paint for the mobile home page too: https://pagespeed.web.dev/analysis/https-hardcover-app-feed-...
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by petetnt 1y ago
Great that it's working for them, but for the end user the feel of the site nearly unusable. There's 1s+ of delay on every interaction - pressing "home" button from explore tab takes 1,85 seconds (on a gigabit connection
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by petetnt 2y ago
Loading the page on Fast 4G connection takes 9,61 seconds before I see _any_ content on the screen. This is loading the "all contacts" page that shows 12 items with a title, excerpt, time stamp and user name. Is this expected perf
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by petetnt 2y ago
Shipping for your leadership instead of users is so very American and explains how serial blunderers fail from one big project to another while the employees get the short end of stick. Happy if you makes you happy that some big wig on the
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by petetnt 2y ago
Hopefully Apple doesn't ruin this, but I assume that it will be infested with Apple AI features sooner than later. Oh well, at least Pixelmator Pro is not a subscription service, so it will last me for a while even if that becomes the
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by petetnt 2y ago
Great, now release the datasets used for training your AI so everyone can get compensated accordingly and ask that your competition follow suit.
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by petetnt 2y ago
I wonder if I will get residuals from answers, where do I insert my bank account number
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Google Search results polluted by buggy AI-written code frustrate coders(theregister.com)
28 points by petetnt 2y ago|11 comments
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by petetnt 2y ago
It's easy to draw lines to other industries from this too, mainly to music one. The mainstream does not produce or provide to those that would rather do something more interesting or niche, unless the niche becomes popular enough that

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